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      • The relationship between non-suicidal self-injury and suicidality 

        Chin, Jacqueline (2016-09-21)
        The overall purpose of this study was to explain the overlap and distinctiveness of non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) and suicidality from a diathesis-stress perspective. The first part of this study evaluated the third ...
      • The Role of Unmet Needs in Self-Harming Behaviours 

        Patterson, Allisha (2015-07-21)
        Suicide and self-mutilation are widespread societal issues, making them an important area of research. The interpersonal theory of suicide (ITS) and Shneidman’s theory of psychache have each garnered substantial support ...
      • Testing Shneidman's Theory of Suicide: Psychache as a Prospective Predictor of Suicidality and Comparison with Hopelessness 

        Flamenbaum, Ricardo (2009-11-30)
        Shneidman (1993) has theorized that psychache (i.e., intolerable psychological pain) is the key cause of suicide, and accounts for the effect of all other psychological factors. Two studies are presented that test Shneidman’s ...
      • Understanding the Relationship between Depression, Hopelessness, Psychache and Suicide Risk 

        DeLisle, Michelle Munchua (2007-12-18)
        Two studies were undertaken to examine the relationship between suicidality and three key psychological predictors of suicide risk, namely, depression, hopelessness, and psychache. Study 1 determined the degree to which ...

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