Examining Adherence to Suicide Reporting Guidelines in Initial Reports on High-Profile Celebrity Suicides.

Crisis Pub Date : 2021-11-01 Epub Date: 2020-12-04 DOI:10.1027/0227-5910/a000741
Therese E Kenny, Sierra Goldfinger, Stephen P Lewis
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Background: Research has found varying adherence by media professionals to recommendations for reporting on suicide. Aims: We compared adherence to recommendations for what to do and what not to do when reporting on suicide in initial reports of high-profile celebrity suicides in major media outlets. Method: A total of 100 articles published in news outlets during 2004-2018 and reporting on celebrity suicides were examined for adherence to reporting guidelines using content analysis. Results: Articles frequently adhered to guidelines for what not to do when reporting on suicide (83%), but rarely adhered to guidelines for what to do (26%). Limitations: This study was a single cross-sectional analysis and may not generalize to different outlets, guidelines, or countries. Conclusion: While news articles frequently do not include harmful information, they also do not include potentially protective content.

检查在高知名度名人自杀的初步报告中对自杀报告准则的遵守情况。
背景:研究发现,媒体专业人员对自杀报道建议的遵守程度各不相同。目的:我们比较了主要媒体在报道高调名人自杀事件的最初报道时,对什么该做什么不该做的建议的依从性。方法:采用内容分析的方法,对2004-2018年期间在新闻媒体上发表的100篇报道名人自杀的文章进行了审查,以确定其是否遵守了报道指南。结果:报道自杀时,文章经常遵循“什么不该做”的指南(83%),但很少遵循“什么该做”的指南(26%)。局限性:本研究是一个单一的横断面分析,可能不能推广到不同的网点、指南或国家。结论:虽然新闻文章通常不包括有害信息,但它们也不包括潜在的保护内容。
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