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The FBI has some done preliminary research on the psychology of mass shooters: FBI on psychology of mass shooters.

There have been a significant amount of atheists who have been mass shooters (see: List of atheist shooters and serial killers).

Atheists and psychological factors related to mass shooters

Mass shooters often have these characteristics:

1. Frequently are sociopaths or psychopaths (see: Atheism and sociopathy and Atheism and psychopathy).

2. Most mass shooters are men. The majority of atheists are men (see: Atheism and women).

3. Tend to be proud, narcissists who crave attention (see: Atheism and arrogance and Atheism and narcissism).[1]

4. Many are loners (see: Atheism and loneliness and Atheism and social outcasts and Atheism and social/interpersonal intelligence and Atheism and marriage).

5. Many have mental illness (see: Atheism and mental illness).

6. Often kill themselves or do "death by cop" (see: Atheism and suicide).

7. Frequently tend to kill out of revenge/bitterness/unforgiveness/anger (see: Atheism and bitterness and Atheism and forgiveness and Atheism and anger and Atheism and love).

8. Often have poor emotional control (see: Atheism and negative emotions/thoughts).

9. Frequently are very unhappy people (see: Atheism and happiness and Atheism and depression).

10. Many are disgruntled people with a sense of entitlement (see: Atheism and gratitude and Atheism and envy).[2]

11. They often see violence as the only answer (see: Atheism and violence and Irreligion and domestic violence and Atheism and mass murder and Atheist atrocities and Atheism and human rights violations).[3]

12. Many are active on the internet and frequently it is found that they have posted disturbing things on social media and/or other websites (see: Atheism and the internet).

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