Add to ORKGTwo of the main approaches to understanding suicide are the sociological and the psychological. The former explains suicide as a consequence of social factors; the latter explains suicide as a consequence of individual factors. Through an examination of both social (i.e., participants\u27 exposure to the suicidal ideas and behaviour of others) and individual (i.e., participants\u27 own attitudes and experience with suicide) factors this study is one attempt to bridge these two approaches. A tripartite model of attitudes towards suicide was proposed, comprised of cognitive, affective, and conative components. A sample of 602 university students rated their attitudes towards suicide on three scales (Suicide Opinion Questionnaire; Domino, Moor...
This paper reports the results of a comparative investigation of attitudes to suicide and suicidal p...
Aims and Objectives: The aim of this study was to evaluate knowledge and attitudes toward suicide an...
It is generally recognized that a variety of factors contribute to suicide. No single determinant is...
Attitudes toward suicide have been linked to the way health professionals and lay people behave towa...
The present study examined whether demographics such as education level, age, gender, religious back...
The present study examined whether demographics such as education level, age, gender, religious back...
The present study examined whether demographics such as education level, age, gender, religious back...
Although the focus of much research on suicide is increasingly on attitudes towards suicide, no theo...
It is becoming increasingly apparent that suicide is a socio-psychiatric phenomenon with etiological...
It is becoming increasingly apparent that suicide is a socio-psychiatric phenomenon with etiological...
Research on the predictors of individual-level attitudes toward suicide has neglected the possible r...
Abstract Background People bereaved by suicide are at increased risk of suicide attempt and suicide,...
Suicide is a leading cause of global death and disability. Yet, despite decades of scientific resear...
The purpose of the present study was to discern whether there were differences in the attitudes of s...
This paper reports the results of a comparative investigation of attitudes to suicide and suicidal p...
This paper reports the results of a comparative investigation of attitudes to suicide and suicidal p...
Aims and Objectives: The aim of this study was to evaluate knowledge and attitudes toward suicide an...
It is generally recognized that a variety of factors contribute to suicide. No single determinant is...
Attitudes toward suicide have been linked to the way health professionals and lay people behave towa...
The present study examined whether demographics such as education level, age, gender, religious back...
The present study examined whether demographics such as education level, age, gender, religious back...
The present study examined whether demographics such as education level, age, gender, religious back...
Although the focus of much research on suicide is increasingly on attitudes towards suicide, no theo...
It is becoming increasingly apparent that suicide is a socio-psychiatric phenomenon with etiological...
It is becoming increasingly apparent that suicide is a socio-psychiatric phenomenon with etiological...
Research on the predictors of individual-level attitudes toward suicide has neglected the possible r...
Abstract Background People bereaved by suicide are at increased risk of suicide attempt and suicide,...
Suicide is a leading cause of global death and disability. Yet, despite decades of scientific resear...
The purpose of the present study was to discern whether there were differences in the attitudes of s...
This paper reports the results of a comparative investigation of attitudes to suicide and suicidal p...
This paper reports the results of a comparative investigation of attitudes to suicide and suicidal p...
Aims and Objectives: The aim of this study was to evaluate knowledge and attitudes toward suicide an...
It is generally recognized that a variety of factors contribute to suicide. No single determinant is...