| Risk factors |
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| High risk patterns of thinking or cognitive states associated with suicidal ideation and behavior (seeBrown and Green (2014)for a review) |
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Childhood adversities, such as physical abuse, sexual abuse, or family violence Interpersonal or family conflict Depression Substance abuse Major interpersonal stressful life events in those with alcohol problems Financial difficulties Physical illnesses Chronic pain Traumatic brain injury Personality disorders Impulsivity and aggression Limited social connectedness Hopelessness |
Hopelessness Problem-solving deficits, such as difficulty conceptualizing adaptive solutions to life problems Perceived burdensomeness and thwarted belongingness (a belief that one does not have meaningful interpersonal relationships) |
Source: The information presented in Table 1 was adapted mostly from a review paper by Iverson (2016).
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