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Emile Durkheim argued in his book Suicide that only social factors could explain suicide. In Durkheim's view, suicide often occurs because society fails to either control individual impulses or:

a. provide an individual with a sense of individual identity in the crowd
b. allow individuals a sense of social connectedness and hope
c. give its members freedom to be autonomous and make individual choices
d. provide a safe haven for those who have nontraditional beliefs about death

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