Which statement correctly describes the difference between Durkheim's and Jacobs's explanation of suicide?

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Durkheim's explanation of suicide focused on social integration, while Jacobs looked at individual motives and purposes. Durkheim's research was both quantitative and qualitative, while Jacobs's research primarily relied on quantitative data. Both researchers had limitations in their data, as Durkheim was limited to Western religions and Jacobs's data may have been affected by underreporting. However, the key difference in their explanations is their focus on either social factors or individual factors.

Which Statement Correctly Describes the Difference Between Durkheim's and Jacobs's