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Vicky Provias

Teen Suicide Statistics - HealthyChildren.org - 0 views

www.healthychildren.org/...Teen-Suicide-Statistics.aspx

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  • Vicky Provias on 22 Sep 15
     
    Currency: it was last updated in 2015, therefore it is very recent Relevance: relevant because it discusses the reasons teenagers attempt suicide, the different mental health disorders that they could have, etc Authority: There is no credentials but there is a source (Teen Suicide, Mood Disorder, and Depression (Copyright © 2007 American Academy of Pediatrics, Updated 7/2011) Accuracy: no spelling mistakes, everything seems credible Purpose: to inform on the readers about teenage suicide and the different difficulties that teenagers face
msigal

The Study Of Suicide Link 3 (Matt Sigal) - 0 views

sociology.about.com/...Suicide.htm

teen suicide sociology

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  • msigal on 22 Sep 15
     
    Currency: - Date not given, but the information hasn't changed. Relevance: - It explains a lot about Durkheim's theory about suicide. - I didn't know there were 3 different types of suicide. (Anomic, Altruistic and Egoistic.) Accuracy: - No known false statements. - No grammar errors. Authority: - Ashley Crossman is the author. - She has a PH.D in Sociology. - Is considered as a sociology expert. Purpose: - To inform.
Daryl Bambic

Microsoft Word - A--sbk.durkheim.doc.pdf - 1 views

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suicide Durkheim

shared by Daryl Bambic on 25 Oct 15 - No Cached
  • till, he insists that the external is necessarily primary to the existence of an individual belief 3or a choice.
  • Durkheim employs this characterization of social facts in The Rules to demonstrate that individuals are social beings, inextricably woven into the fabric of social processes
  • one cannot understand individual behavior without understanding the social forces acting upon that individual.
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  • Each individual is born into a socially-organized network that both teaches and requires behavior and conforming beliefs
  • most part, individuals do not feel or recognize these coercive forces, and may attribute their choices and beliefs to internal processes
  • oercive influence of social organization on our morality and behavior both by describing what we are born into
  • e external is necessarily primary to the existence of an individual belief
  • born into familie
  • onstrained in every respect by the organization of law
  • ustoms of the societies in which we live. The businessman who tries to conduct business outside of the organized economy will fail
  • ules a
  • eligious leaders teach us what to believe and what to think about right and wrong
  • 4Similarly, the lack of strongly aligned family structures or political structure signals a dangerous lack of integration.
  • challenges the view held by psychologists of his time, who maintained that suicide could be explained by individual psychological characteristic
  • This pursuit of knowledge, however, is not the cause of suicide rates to rise. Rather, it signals a lack of integration of the religious society’s norms and values.
  • happy equilibrium
    • Daryl Bambic
      Daryl Bambic on 25 Oct 15
       
      A functionalist perspective
  • belongs to a weakly cohesive society, and experiences a change in regulation, usually during a period of rapid change or crisis.
  • or a choice
  • s he describes, for society to regulate individuals’ cohesion into the society, “the passions first must be limited” (248). This is usually done with an establishment of social codes, laws and rules.
  • Anomic suicide
  • either integrated nor regulate
  • e wants sociology to be more scientific and move from the realm of subjectivity to objectivity
  • primacy of the “social fact.
  • Anomic Suicide
  • Daryl Bambic on 25 Oct 15
     
    Some background information about Durkheim's idea of the social fact of suicide.
Vicky Provias

About Teen Suicide - 0 views

kidshealth.org/...suicide.html

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  • Vicky Provias on 22 Sep 15
     
    Currency: there is no date for when this article was written Relevance: it is extremely informative on statistics of teenage suicide, how teenagers kill themselves (firearms, medications), how the rates differ amongst girls and boys Authority: There is no author but it is a very popular website and uses "org" Accuracy: no spelling mistakes, there are references to the statistics to prove where they got it from Purpose: to inform on the readers about teenage suicide and what methods they use
Eric Wilson

Teen & Adolescent Suicidal Thoughts Treatment Center - Village Behavioral Health - 2 views

www.villagebh.com/...suicidal-ideation

sociology brain

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  • Eric Wilson on 21 Sep 15
     
    Suicidal thoughts, or suicidal ideation, are thoughts about ending one's own life. These ideations can range from fleeting thoughts to well-constructed, detailed plans. While the majority of teens with suicidal thoughts do not follow through on them, there are a number of teens who do make suicide attempts.
Vicky Provias

Global suicide rates among young people aged 15-19 - 0 views

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/...PMC1414751

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  • Vicky Provias on 22 Sep 15
     
    Currency: 2006… a while ago Relevance: it gives graphs and describes the global statistics on teenage suicide, and the different methods Authority: DANUTA WASSERMAN, QI CHENG and GUO-XIN JIANG, they seem very credible because they have information on all three authors and describe their profession and their education Accuracy: no spelling mistakes, there are tons and tons of references to the statistics to prove where they got it from, and a huge amount of acknowledgements. I trust this website very much Purpose: to inform on the readers about the statistics of teenage suicide on the global scale
msigal

Teen suicide: Link 1 (Matt Sigal) - 0 views

www.mayoclinic.org/...art-20044308

teen suicide sociology

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  • msigal on 21 Sep 15
     
    Currency: -August 2015 -Very recent. - Topic doesn't change very rapidly. Relevance: -It states the primary causes and gives many statistics. - I was unaware that exposure to violence was a cause for teenage suicide. Accuracy: - No known false statements. - No grammar errors. - It mentions the FDA. Authority: - URL is dot ORG. - It is written by a clinic. Purpose: - To inform.
kimselinsky

Statistics|Suicide|Violence Prevention|Injury Center|CDC - 0 views

www.cdc.gov/...index.html

statistics sociology

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  • kimselinsky on 21 Sep 15
     
    C: it was reviewed and updated august 28 2015 R: It does answers my questions on teen suicide A: It gives sources and its government website A:nothing is wrong P:To inform on the subject
msigal

Teen Suicide Link 2 (Matt Sigal) - 0 views

teens.webmd.com/preventing-teen-suicide

teen suicide sociology factors prevention

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  • msigal on 21 Sep 15
     
    Currency: - January 2015, fairly recent. - Topic doesn't change very rapidly. Relevance: - It takes about a lot of factors, it answers many questions on the topic. Such as what you should do if you know somebody that is about to do it. - Mentions how to get help. - I was unaware that carbon monoxide poisoning is one of the main ways for a teen to end their life. Accuracy: - No known false statements. - No grammar errors. Authority: - The author is Roy Benaroch, MD. - He has written 2 published books, completed Emory University. - He was certified in pediatrics in 1997. Purpose: - To inform.
kimselinsky

SAVE | Suicide Facts - 0 views

www.save.org/index.cfm

sociology

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  • kimselinsky on 21 Sep 15
     
    C: 2013-2014 R Yes AHas sources A valuable info P to infrom
dunya darwiche

Teenagers - Finding Their Identity | The Naked Soul - 1 views

tobeme.wordpress.com/...enagers-finding-their-identity

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      dunya darwiche on 30 Sep 10
       
      This is so interesting. Not only for my project but also just reading this he's so right. Im amazed this is written by an adult cause I ususally feel like adults may have lived these teenage years but when they cross to the other side they often forget how hard these years may be.
  • This is a time of wonderful joy, mixed with many bouts of frustration and often anger as they go through this confusing time
  • his transitional time does not come with a instruction book
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  • unfortunately teenagers tend to attempt to emulate those in the public eye whom they view as successful
  • The unfortunate thing about this is that the media tends to glorify and report on those people who are not good role models.
  • Let’s face it, most teenagers do not want to imitate their parents
  • I simply wanted something different
  • my teenage view of success was to not be my parents,
  • I simply wanted to do better than what I viewed my parents life to be.
  • most parents goal too
  • We tend to forget that they are going through an identity crisis, that they are trying to figure out who they are and how they are going to make it in the adult world. What do they want to be, should they go to college, how will they pay for college …
  • Is it any wonder that suicides are higher among teens than any other age group?
  • “All I would tell people is to hold onto what was individual about themselves, not to allow their ambition for success to cause them to try to imitate the success of others. You’ve got to find it on your own terms” - Harrison Ford (American Actor)
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