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Preventing tragedy: FSU expert examines suicidal motives in mass shootings, terrorism

February 21, 2024 sarah JonasExpert Pitch

By: Amy Walden | Published: February 21, 2024 | 9:21 am | SHARE: According to the Gun Violence Archive, the United States reported 656 mass shootings in 2023. When it comes to understanding and preventing tragedies such as murder-suicides, mass shootings and terrorism, some may question why assailants in these cases are motivated to kill.

Focus on mental health as cause of mass violence may be increasing stigma

October 7, 2019 sarah JonasResearch Results

Over the last two decades, more Americans see people with mental health problems as dangerous and are willing to use legal means to force treatment, according to a new paper by IU Distinguished Professor of Sociology Bernice Pescosolido.