Social Structure Properties and Suicide Rates

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In his attempt to derive the logic of quantitative methods, Pager noted that social facts are inclined to curtail individual action. Social structures' propensity to make decisions likelier applies even to the most fundamental and authentic personal preferences and choices. In this vein, Pager tries to create a research hypothesis to establish whether social structure properties will likely impact suicide rates. Some factors accompanied industrialization and thus contributed to suicide rates, including shared values and beliefs, as well as loss of authentic connections that offer a person