Durkheim's Understanding of Why Suicide Occurs in a Society Can

Durkheim's understanding of why suicide occurs in a society can be summed up by which of the following statements?

A) A decision to commit suicide is linked to an individual's lack of social solidarity in a society which
B) Suicide is a solitary act, unrelated to their sense of social solidarity or group life
C) Individuals who commit suicide in a society are more likely to be those who are considered. the "have-nots" which means they are suffering from economic inequality.
D) Suicide is more common among individuals who have a strong link to social structures such as the. family, because they experience more stress and responsibility.