1995
DOI: 10.1097/00004583-199505000-00014
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Adolescents' Image of Their Suicide Attempt

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“…Only youth perception of parent-adolescent conflict predicted suicide risk; higher perceived levels of parent-adolescent conflict predicted higher levels of suicide risk. Again, these findings were consistent with the literature on parent-adolescent conflict Breton, et al, 2002;Kienhorst, de Wilde, Diekstra, & Wolters, 1995;Toumbourou & Grett, 2002). Beyond conflict, it is apparent that youth perceptions of family failures to meet traditional goals such as having fair rules, open communication, doing things together, and valuing the teen's capabilities are associated with increasing suicide risk.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%
“…Only youth perception of parent-adolescent conflict predicted suicide risk; higher perceived levels of parent-adolescent conflict predicted higher levels of suicide risk. Again, these findings were consistent with the literature on parent-adolescent conflict Breton, et al, 2002;Kienhorst, de Wilde, Diekstra, & Wolters, 1995;Toumbourou & Grett, 2002). Beyond conflict, it is apparent that youth perceptions of family failures to meet traditional goals such as having fair rules, open communication, doing things together, and valuing the teen's capabilities are associated with increasing suicide risk.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%
“…If no apparent solution can be found to reduce errors, then termination of the system could be an alternate solution to completely shut down the nagging unhappy error-feedback signal, so it will never be reminded of the error conditions that it cannot solve. In this case, suicide is a solution to resolve the unresolved emotions, which is often the desired goal of suicidal patients who seek cessation of consciousness as a solution to terminate the unresolved [38,40,75]. This is consistent with our hypothesis that emotion serves as an error-feedback signal for the system to correct (assuming such correction is possible) and the process for resolving unhappy emotion is error reduction (error minimization in the optimization process).…”
Section: ''Wants'' and ''Gets'' In Emotionssupporting
confidence: 79%
“…Suicide is viewed as the only scape from an unbearable situation (125): this fact is specially relevant in adolescents (126) and elderly individuals (127).…”
Section: Low Belongingnessmentioning
confidence: 99%