Abstract Purpose of Review Suicide risk assessment is a challenge in clinical practice.
Implicit measures may present with advantages with respect to explicit methods, and …

Suicide risk assessment involves integrating patient disclosure of suicidal ideation and non-
specific risk factors such as family history, past suicidal behaviour, and psychiatric …

Suicide is a leading cause of morbidity, yet a significant challenge to receiving adequate
support is an unwillingness to disclose mental health issues. The current study explores …

Context The will to live is an important factor to consider in the context of providing resource-
oriented palliative care. Until now, there has been no major review of the existing research …

Several patient and setting characteristics have been found to predict disclosure of
suicidality to clinicians versus researchers. Less understood, however, is whether differential …

Implicit identification with death (ie, subconsciously self-associating oneself with death),
measured by the Death-Suicide Implicit Association Test (D/S-IAT), is associated with …

Predicting suicide risk based on risk and protective factors is a critical and complex
endeavor. In this study, we combined insights from comprehensive aetiological theories on …

Background and objectives Performance on implicit measures of suicidality has been
associated with suicidal and nonsuicidal self-injury. Despite the high prevalence of self …

Early thinking about cognitive process and suicidal behaviors tended to focus on the
immediate situation surrounding the individual–typically the underlying psychiatric condition …

Abstract Suicide Crisis Syndrome (SCS) is an “acute” mental state characterized by intense
cognitive and affective dysregulation which aims to explain the psychological processes …