Suicide : the social causes of self-dest
β Jason P. Manning
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2020
π University of Virginia Press
π English
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Suicide & self-destructive behaviors
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- Young adult's guide to the science of health
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β¦ Table of Contents
Title Page
Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: A Matter of Degree: Pushing the Limits Doesn't Have to Cause Harm
Chapter 2: Chemical Enhancement: Substance Abuse from Rehab to Rave
Chapter 3: Risky Relationships: Casual Sex in a World of STIs
Chapter 4: Self-Injury: It's Not What You Think
Chapter 5: Eating Disorders: Pursuing Perfection in an Air-Brushed World
Chapter 6: Suicide: A Permanent Fix for Temporary Problems
Further Reading
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Glossary
Index
Picture Credits
Biographies
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