Suicide prevention centers cannot substantially reduce suicide ...

[joesmith1212]

Suicide prevention centers cannot substantially reduce suicide rates because
 
  a) suicide is basically a psychological problem.
  b) they cannot deal effectively with some individual types of potential suicides.
  c) suicide is basically a sociological problem.
  d) they rely too much on a social work perspective to guide their work.

Question 2

What do we mean by social control?
 
  a. aspects of society and culture that are designed to reduce the incidence of juvenile delinquency and to minimize its negative impact on the members of society
 b. aspects of society designed to increase an awareness of certain events
  c. a policy in which a group of individuals has access to certain types of information
  d. a group's willingness to conform to someone else's philosophy

[Dnite]

Answer to Question 1

c) suicide is basically a sociological problem.

Answer to Question 2

A

[joesmith1212]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

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