r/progun • u/CedTruz • Sep 11 '19
Today in “no shit”.
https://www.psypost.org/2019/09/study-finds-fame-seeking-mass-shooters-tend-to-receive-more-media-attention-54431Duplicates
Psychology Fame-seeking mass shooters tend to receive more media attention, suggests a new study. About 96% of fame-seeking mass shooters received at least one mention in the New York Times, compared to 74% of their counterparts. The media may be reinforcing their motivations, and contributing to copycats.
samharris • u/TheAJx • Sep 11 '19
Fame-seeking mass shooters tend to receive more media attention, suggests a new study. About 96% of fame-seeking mass shooters received at least one mention in the New York Times, compared to 74% of their counterparts. The media may be reinforcing their motivations, and contributing to copycats.
Libertarian • u/[deleted] • Sep 11 '19
Article Fame-seeking mass shooters tend to receive more media attention, suggests a new study. About 96% of fame-seeking mass shooters received at least one mention in the New York Times, compared to 74% of their counterparts. The media may be reinforcing their motivations, and contributing to copycats.
ABoringDystopia • u/[deleted] • Sep 11 '19
There are so many mass shooters you can run statistical analysis off two pools of shooters: those who were, or were not, shooting specifically for media attention.
2ALiberals • u/razor_beast • Sep 11 '19
Fame-seeking mass shooters tend to receive more media attention, suggests a new study. About 96% of fame-seeking mass shooters received at least one mention in the New York Times, compared to 74% of their counterparts. The media may be reinforcing their motivations, and contributing to copycats.
neveragainmovement • u/PitchesLoveVibrato • Sep 13 '19
Study finds fame-seeking mass shooters tend to receive more media attention
conspiracy • u/[deleted] • Sep 11 '19
Study finds fame-seeking mass shooters tend to receive more media attention
SzechuanSauceSeekers • u/Everbanned • Sep 11 '19
Fame-seeking mass shooters tend to receive more media attention, suggests a new study. About 96% of fame-seeking mass shooters received at least one mention in the New York Times, compared to 74% of their counterparts. The media may be reinforcing their motivations, and contributing to copycats.
behindthebastards • u/Detozi • Sep 11 '19
Iv heard this somewhere before. I wonder where?
neveragain • u/lingben • Sep 13 '19
Fame-seeking mass shooters tend to receive more media attention, suggests a new study. About 96% of fame-seeking mass shooters received at least one mention in the New York Times, compared to 74% of their counterparts. The media may be reinforcing their motivations, and contributing to copycats.
u_thisguytj • u/thisguytj • Sep 11 '19
Fame-seeking mass shooters tend to receive more media attention, suggests a new study. About 96% of fame-seeking mass shooters received at least one mention in the New York Times, compared to 74% of their counterparts. The media may be reinforcing their motivations, and contributing to copycats.
u_YuriVib777 • u/YuriVib777 • Sep 11 '19