A model of this phenomenon by Becker and Posner posits local convexities in the utility function as the explanation for this phenomenon and other purportedly risk-loving behavior. A study by Cutler, Glaeser, and Norberg aims to explain why the risk of this phenomenon no longer increases monotonically with age and takes the form of an epidemic. Shneidman argued that it can be classified into the three typologies of dyadic, egotic, and ageneratic. An early monograph on this phenomenon divided it into two groups, one of which results from over-regulation by society, the other from a lack of social integration. A major finding of that work has been doubted on the grounds of biased measurement error resulting from differing religious views of this phenomenon; that finding is that it is less prevalent in Catholics than in Protestants. For 10 points, name this result of anomie, studied by Emile Durkheim in a seminal work of social science, which consists of taking one
A model of this phenomenon by Becker and Posner posits local convexities in the utility function as the explanation for this phenomenon and other purportedly risk-loving behavior. A study by Cutler, Glaeser, and Norberg aims to explain why the risk of this phenomenon no longer increases monotonically with age and takes the form of an epidemic. Shneidman argued that it can be classified into the three typologies of dyadic, egotic, and ageneratic. An early monograph on this phenomenon divided it into two groups, one of which results from over-regulation by society, the other from a lack of social integration. A major finding of that work has been doubted on the grounds of biased measurement error resulting from differing religious views of this phenomenon; that finding is that it is less prevalent in Catholics than in Protestants. For 10 points, name this result of anomie, studied by Emile Durkheim in a seminal work of social science, which consists of taking one's own life.
A model of this phenomenon by Becker and Posner posits local convexities in the utility function as the explanation for this phenomenon and other purportedly risk-loving behavior.
suicide