Social media and suicide have an important relationship. In one case known widely, the death of Phoebe Prince, is generally believed that their actions were motivated by cyberbullying. In 2008, police in the United Kingdom expressed concern that the "online communities" and the desire to achieve status through online memorials may encourage suicide. Vincent Nichols, Archbishop of Westminster, and warned that the popularity of social networking sites lead young people to form "transient relationships" which put them at risk of suicide when they collapsed. One of the high research questions asked by psychologists is where kids get the idea of suicidal tendencies.
One explanation, which rose is a relationship of cause and effect between the suicides and social media that have been announced and the younger generations vulnerability. One of the reasons behind the children vulnerable to suicidal tendencies over the Internet is a psychological explanation behind the "fifteen minutes of fame." The media tend to blow up the video and put Facebook "in order to inform the public of the problem of high. But the media has not taken into account wagon band appeal they bring to the young minds and immature teenagers. Learn to work like this can give a teen, "fifteen minutes of fame" other teenagers influences who may feel under estimated to do the same in order to gain the attention. there was a research study conducted by the school of public Health at the University of Sydney, Australia. this study was conducted with the aim to find whether there was a relationship between suicidal ideation and media exposure social stories of suicides among young people (14-24). the study concluded that one of the most important sources mentioned suicide stories were social sites. this in mind, there was also a rise reported in feelings of despair and suicidal tendencies among participants surveyed. (Dunlop, more than that, and Romer 2009) [Wikipedia ]
Facebook recently launched a tool to prevent suicide if the victim recorded any mode of suicide on Facebook. If you have a friend or a family member of any such thing like this then you can save his / her life by taking simple steps. Just Reports / put him on the Facebook team. You can also check this page on Facebook about suicide prevention. There are two ways Facebook to report on this issue. The first method is effective (according to me), and the recommendation is easy as well. But, I remind every two steps. Its up to you, which one you used (if in this case)
Method.1 Facebook's Suicidal Content Report Page
- Click here
- Fill the form correctly
- Just click Send button
- Done
Method.2 Report on Post directly
Step 1: Click on the Down Arrow of the Post
Step 2: Click choose a option I don't like this post.
Step 3: Then a popup will appear. Select a option I think it shouldn't be on Facebook
Step 4: Click Continue
Step 5: Now choose an option It's threatening, violent or suicidal then of course Continue
Step 6: At last, select Suicidal Content or you can choose Self-harm option too.
Step 7: Click on Continue button.
Step 8: After all this, Facebook will show you a different option any offer help or support, communicate with friends, asking us to look at this post, and chat with assistant coaches, contact lifeline, etc. It is based on the country and the region as your place where you live.
I hope this post will guide you well. Allah never made the situation like this but if you are in this situation, your stills can save someone's life.
