Title: Who Is The Most Likely To Complete Suicide? – Law Officer
Headings: Who Is The Most Likely To Complete Suicide?
Who Is The Most Likely To Complete Suicide?
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Content: Since life insurance does not pay families for suicide*, many individuals resort to killing themselves in ways that appear accidental. Religion
In the U.S., research has suggested that people who have a religious affiliation are less likely to commit suicide than people who do not. However, religious affiliation related to suicide rates vary substantially. Protestants have a higher rate of suicide than either Catholics or Jews. Some religions actually encourage suicide in situations of disgrace or for patriotic reasons. Suicide is not permitted under Islam, but martyring oneself to Allah is condoned. Timing
Most suicides occur in the spring; the highest month for suicide is May, followed by April. Lack of daylight also correlates with depression and suicide related to an illness called seasonal affective disorder (SAD). Statistically, there are more suicides on Monday over any other day of the week.