Reasons for suicide attempts in a clinical sample of active duty soldiers
Abstract
Self-reported reasons for suicide attempts were examined in a sample of active duty soldiers who had attempted suicide using a functional approach that classifies suicidal behaviors into four primary functions of reinforcement: automatic negative (AN-R; to reduce aversive internal experiences), automatic positive (AP-R; to generate desired internal experiences), social negative (SN-R; to avoid aversive contextual demands), and social positive...
Paper Details
Title
Reasons for suicide attempts in a clinical sample of active duty soldiers
Published Date
Jan 1, 2013
Volume
144
Issue
1-2
Pages
148 - 152
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