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Terrorist attacks can have profound consequences for the erosion of social norms, yet the causes of this erosion are not well understood. We argue that these attacks create substantial uncertainty about whether norms of civic conversation still hold. Observing breaches of these norms then leads...
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Anomie and imitation have been prominent mechanisms explaining the Werther effect, i.e., the effect of celebrity … celebrity in question. Anomie theory, on the other hand, suggests that the Werther effect is triggered by the unexpectedness of … status effects of celebrities who died unexpectedly from accidents, illnesses, or alcohol abuse to reflect anomie …
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Terrorist attacks can have profound consequences for the erosion of social norms, yet the causes of this erosion are not well understood. We argue that these attacks create substantial uncertainty about whether norms of civic conversation still hold. Observing breaches of these norms then leads...
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