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Title: YOUNG MALES TAKE MORE VOLUNTARY RISKS THAN ANY OTHER SOCIAL GROUP
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His case study showed that people undertaking voluntary risks placed a higher value on the experience of risk".
Some sociological accounts are more careful when generalising about voluntary risk-taking and are more inclined to say that not everyone seeks the pleasures identified by Lyng and other sociologists... Showed first 250 characters
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Instead they say that there are two different personality types, those who enthusiastically search for high-risk encounters as opposed to those who apprehend such situations. As one can see this is a very self- explanatory explanation which places great emphasis on nature and neglects to include those who may be fearful of risky situations but enjoy the thrill from an activity such as motorcycling but would not actively seek other types of voluntary risks... Showed next 250 characters
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