For Whom is Suicide Accepted: The Dependency Effect
For Whom is Suicide Accepted: The Dependency Effect
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谁可以接受自杀：依赖效应
DOI：
10.2190/ttyd-hj3g-hpy0-t9lu
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发表时间：
2003
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K. Sorjonen
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作者：
K. Sorjonen
研究发现，人们更容易接受一些自杀者。本研究考察了自杀者的性别或婚姻状况是否会影响人们对自杀的态度，以及自杀者是否有父母或无子女。被调查者阅读8个虚构的自杀案例故事中的一个，其中上述变量被操纵，然后完成自杀态度和归因量表（SAAS）。研究发现，女性和男性受访者对自杀行为的态度存在一定程度的差异。人们对父母自杀的看法比没有孩子的人自杀更消极。调查还发现，受访者倾向于对同性自杀者表达更多尊重。本文讨论了对自杀接受程度的差异是否与实际自杀率有关。
Research has found that people accept some suicides more than others. The present study examined whether attitudes toward a person's suicide are affected by the suicide's gender or marital status, and whether the suicide is a parent or childless. Respondents read one of eight fictitious suicide case stories, in which the above-mentioned variables were manipulated, and then completed the Suicide Attitudes and Attribution Scale (SAAS). It was found that female and male respondents differed in their attitudes toward a person's suicidal behavior to some degree. A parent's suicide was viewed more negatively than a suicide by a childless person. A tendency for respondents to express more respect for a suicide of their own gender was also detected. It is discussed whether differences in acceptance of suicide can be associated with actual suicide rates.