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This analysis explores family backgrounds linked to mass shootings in the U.S., suggesting social implications.
Today we see mass shooting news in the U.S. almost every day. Why? This paper revises the first proposal on what types of family backgrounds have produced mass murderers in the past. Based on the revision, we would like to discuss which family environment types are the most responsible for today’s mass shootings, and why we have more such types in the U.S. today.
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