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    This document summarizes and compares two sources on the topic of youth suicide. The first source presents facts and statistics in a very scientific manner, breaking information down into clear subtopics without personal stories. The second source also provides statistics but presents them within full sentences that incorporate more of an emotional perspective compared to the first strictly factual source. Overall, the document analyzes the different approaches the two sources take in communicating information on youth suicide, with one taking a detached, scientific view and the other a more essay-like style that includes emotional context.

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    This document summarizes and compares two sources on the topic of youth suicide. The first source presents facts and statistics in a very scientific manner, breaking information down into clear subtopics without personal stories. The second source also provides statistics but presents them within full sentences that incorporate more of an emotional perspective compared to the first strictly factual source. Overall, the document analyzes the different approaches the two sources take in communicating information on youth suicide, with one taking a detached, scientific view and the other a more essay-like style that includes emotional context.

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    This document summarizes and compares two sources on the topic of youth suicide. The first source presents facts and statistics in a very scientific manner, breaking information down into clear subtopics without personal stories. The second source also provides statistics but presents them within full sentences that incorporate more of an emotional perspective compared to the first strictly factual source. Overall, the document analyzes the different approaches the two sources take in communicating information on youth suicide, with one taking a detached, scientific view and the other a more essay-like style that includes emotional context.

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    Kaila Wooten

    WTE Progression 5, Exercise 6


    4/11/16

    1. http://ace.ucr.edu/factsheets/FACTSHEET
    %20YouthSuicideRevisedSpring2010.pdf
    This source seems to take the topic on very scientifically. It is
    mostly made of facts and numbers, with very few if any emotional
    viewpoints. There are no specific one on one stories, and all of the
    stories get put into statistics. The way the information is broken up into
    subtopics is very neat and simple, which makes it easier to understand
    and grasp. The three authors, Michiko Otsuki, Tia Kim, and Paul
    Peterson break down the issue in an extremely scientific way. They use
    the subsets to categorize different people and stories into manageable
    pieces that can be quickly and dryly digested.
    2.
    http://jpepsy.oxfordjournals.org/content/15/6/789.full.pdf+html?
    maxtoshow=&hits=10&RESULTFORMAT=&fulltext=teen+suicide&sear
    chid=1&FIRSTINDEX=0&resourcetype=HWCIT
    This source is set up in a much more essay-like way. While they
    use statistics and numbers, they dont present them in as many lists.
    They use fleshed out sentences with more of an emotional undertone.

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