Clustering of Teenage Suicides after Television News Stories about Suicide.¶
Phillips, D. P., & Carstensen, L. L. (1986). Clustering of Teenage Suicides after Television News Stories about Suicide. New England Journal of Medicine, 315(11), 685-689.
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- The pattern also appears in product recalls that shift demand to substitute brands whose supply chains overflow, in exemplary punishment that chills adjacent conduct, in warning-shot diplomacy received by allies and neutrals as escalation, and in media coverage of one suicide or shooting that recruits copycat audiences through receiver-side identification.
This sourceDocuments copycat suicide clustering following media coverage, evidence of receiver-side identification recruiting adjacent audiences.
- The pattern also appears in product recalls that shift demand to substitute brands whose supply chains overflow, in exemplary punishment that chills adjacent conduct, in warning-shot diplomacy received by allies and neutrals as escalation, and in media coverage of one suicide or shooting that recruits copycat audiences through receiver-side identification.
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