Background In the new global socioeconomic development, suicidal deaths have increased
which is progressively gaining more attention in the field of psychiatry, social work …

Purpose The goal of the present study was to examine suicide acceptability as a mechanism
of suicide clustering in adolescents. Methods Data were drawn from The National …

This study examines whether and how the association between religious homogamy (ie,
whether spouses have the same religious affiliation) and marital satisfaction varies across …

ABSTRACT According to Durkheim (1897), periods of economic, social, or political change
result in a state of anomie or normlessness. Anomic periods lead to deregulation of desires …

This study examines whether adverse childhood experiences are associated with passive
suicidal ideation in later life and whether religious attendance moderates this association …

Background Values associated with neoliberal ideologies are blamed for damaging the
social fabric. They may also have deleterious effects on suicidal ideation. Objective We …

Traumatic experiences can affect the trajectory of the child's life; pain can instill fears, give
rise to dysfunctional behaviors, and undermine the ability to cope with stress. However …

A phenomenon as complex as suicidal behavior is heavily influenced by the values and
beliefs of a people, which are core components of culture. In terms of definitions, for the …

We examine the association between ties to delinquent friends and suicidal ideation among
adolescents, and whether this association varies across neighborhoods. We analyze two …

Abstract Durkheim's Le Suicide outlined four distinct types of suicide, of which three were
greatly in detail. The fourth, fatalistic suicide, was developed only within the confines of a …