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    Question

    A. The rate of suicidal deaths has been increasing ever

    since. B. His investigation of suicide was, in fact, the first sociological study to use statistics. Ā  C. Like all of Durkheim’s work, suicide must be viewed in the context of his concern for social integration D. Emile Durkheim, the first person to be formally recognized as a sociologist and the most scientific of the pioneers, conducted a study that stands as a research model for sociologists today. E. Ā  In Suicide (1964, originally published in 1897) Durkheim documented his contention that some aspects of human behaviour- even something as allegedly invidualistic as suicide-can be explained without reference to individuals. In the questions given below, there are five jumbled statements marked A-E. All the statements except oneĀ belong to the same context. Find the odd one out and also arrange the statements in the correct order and give the correct answer.
    A ACEB Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    B BCAE Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    C DBEC Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    D ACBE Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    E ADEC Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

    Solution

    SOLUTION:- Odd statement- A The statements discuss about a particular person and his work related to suicide. Statement AĀ  gives a general idea about suicide rates. The correct sequence of the statements will be- DBEC INTRODUCTION D. Emile Durkheim, the first person to be formally recognized as a sociologist and the most scientific of the pioneers, conducted a study that stands as a research model for sociologists today. INTRODUCTION OF THE WRITER’S WORK B. His investigation of suicide was, in fact, the first sociological study to use statistics. Ā  FURTHER DETAILS OF THE WORK E. Ā  In Suicide (1964, originally published in 1897) Durkheim documented his contention that some aspects of human behaviour- even something as allegedly invidualistic as suicide-can be explained without reference to individuals. GENERAL INFERENCE/ CONCLUSION C. Like all of Durkheim’s work, suicide must be viewed in the context of his concern for social integration.

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