Moving Toward an Ideation-to-Action Framework in Suicide Research: A Commentary on.
Moving Toward an Ideation-to-Action Framework in Suicide Research: A Commentary on.
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10.1111/cpsp.12134
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2016-03
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Alloy LB
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作者:
Burke TA;Alloy LB
Comments on an article by Alexis M. May and David E. Klonsky (see record 2016-07752-001). Given sparse evidence available to identify suicidal ideators at greatest risk for acting on their suicidal thoughts, the current authors agree with May and Klonsky that it will be imperative for future suicide research to employ an ideation-to-action framework. Extant research has evidenced that both commonly investigated risk factors for suicidal behavior (eg, psychiatric diagnoses) and even some of the risk factors highlighted in the three ideation-to-action theories (eg, acquired capability) have only minimal effect sizes in determining group membership. Novel factors urgently need to be identified that can more effectively distinguish between ideators and attempters, and care should be taken in operationalizing and measuring both ideation and action.(PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2021 APA, all rights reserved)