The study of around 300 young people from the East Midlands found a fear of terrorism makes young people more cautious about making friends from different communities.
The UK Youth Parliament and the Association of Chief Police Officers are running a series of debates for young people on the subject, starting with an event at the US Embassy.
Andy Hamflett, chief executive of the youth parliament, said: "Many young people feel terrorism has had a major impact on their lives, but they are afraid to talk about it."
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