Reason 1: Stress can lead to suicide
- Warrant/Principle: People under stress sometimes get depressed.
- Backing: feelings like you can never get cough up with your school work can be depressing
- Evidence#1: Therapists have correlated stress with depression and suicide.
- Warrant/Principle: People usually trust what therapists say.
- Backing: Therapists have an interest in their patience and their research.
- Backing: Therapists have gone to school to become an authority on mental disorders.
- Backing: Therapists usually see a lot of people not just base what they report on one or 2.
- Evidence#2: School officials have dealt with suicide at their schools.
- Warrant/Principle: School officials have hands on experience with school suicides.
- Objection: School officials are not trained in mental disorders.
- Rebuttal: School officials have hands on experience with stress and students.
- Warrant/Principle: School massacres in the past have been stress related.
- Backing: There are many causes of stress such as being teased or bullied.
- Evidence#1: The Columbine Massacre.
- Warrant/Principle: The kids involved were tired of being bullied or teased for being different.
- Backing: They targeted people who bullied them.
- Backing They targeted people who ignored them.
- Evidence#2: The Virginia Tech Massacre.
- Warrant/Principle: The student involved killed people he did not like.
- His statements after the shooting made on television stated he did not like rich people because they thought they were better than him
1 comment:
"School officials have hands on experience with school suicides." - Having hands on experience and being trained on mental disorders are two completely separate issues. How do we know that the 'hands on experience' that school officials have is correct, accurate or even beneficial to future occurrences? Shouldn't school officials be trained rather than just relying on 'hands on experience?'
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