“Emile Durkheim gathered data for his suicide study primarily from:”

"Emile Durkheim’s seminal study on suicide published in 1897 analyzed data from Catholic and Protestant communities to explore social factors influencing suicide rates. His findings highlighted the role of social cohesion with stronger community ties reducing suicide risk. In social welfare Durkheim’s work informs interventions addressing mental health and social isolation emphasizing community support systems. Studying Catholic and Protestant communities provided insights into how social structures shape individual behavior guiding policies that foster resilience and well-being."