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To What Extent Does the Reporting Behavior of the Media Regarding a Celebrity Suicide Influence Subsequent Suicides in South Korea?
- Lee, Jesuk;
- Lee, Weon-Young;
- Hwang, Jang-Sun;
- Stack, Steven John
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This study investigated the nature of media coverage of a national entertainer's suicide and its impact on subsequent suicides. After the celebrity suicide, the number of suicide-related articles reported surged around 80 times in the week after the suicide compared with the week prior. Many articles (37.1%) violated several critical items on the World Health Organization suicide reporting guidelines, like containing a detailed suicide method. Most gender and age subgroups were at significantly higher risk of suicide during the 4 weeks after the celebrity suicide. Results imply that massive and noncompliant media coverage of a celebrity suicide can cause a large-scale copycat effect.
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RATES; ASSOCIATION; NEWS; METAANALYSIS; GUIDELINES; AUSTRALIA; COVERAGE; CRISIS; IMPACT
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- To What Extent Does the Reporting Behavior of the Media Regarding a Celebrity Suicide Influence Subsequent Suicides in South Korea?
- 저자
- Lee, Jesuk; Lee, Weon-Young; Hwang, Jang-Sun; Stack, Steven John
- 발행일
- 2014-08
- 유형
- Article
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- 44
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- 4
- 페이지
- 457 ~ 472