1996
DOI: 10.1097/00004583-199602000-00008
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Negative Affect and Cognitive Biases in Suicidal and Nonsuicidal Hospitalized Adolescents

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“…Many previous studies investigating perceived academic performance, self-esteem and locus of control have had relatively small samples sizes and/or samples from nonnormal populations (e.g., DeMello & Imms, 1999;Pinto & Whisman, 1996) Several limitations must be noted. First, the absence of a measure of actual academic performance pre-vents comparison of actual and perceived academic performance; this may be important given that at the day to day level, a student with low perceived academic performance but high achievement may be more likely to have emotional distortion of their perceptions, and be at higher risk.…”
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“…Many previous studies investigating perceived academic performance, self-esteem and locus of control have had relatively small samples sizes and/or samples from nonnormal populations (e.g., DeMello & Imms, 1999;Pinto & Whisman, 1996) Several limitations must be noted. First, the absence of a measure of actual academic performance pre-vents comparison of actual and perceived academic performance; this may be important given that at the day to day level, a student with low perceived academic performance but high achievement may be more likely to have emotional distortion of their perceptions, and be at higher risk.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Low self-esteem has been found to be associated with suicidal thoughts and behaviors (Pinto & Whisman, 1996;Tomori & Zalar, 2000); depression, delinquency and substance use, (Keefe & Berndt, 1996); poor emotional, behavioral and academic adjustment (Aunola, Stattin, & Nurmi, 2000;DuBois, Bull, & Sherman, 1998); and poor academic outcomes (Filozof, Albertin, Jones et al, 1998). Conversely, consistently high, or moderate and rising SE in community adolescents in grade 6 (n = 1160) predicted developmentally healthier outcomes in grade 10 (Zimmerman, Copeland, Shope et al, 1997).…”
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“…Bilişsel çarpıtmalar kişide depresyona özgü "olumsuz bilişsel üçlü" (kişi-nin; kendisini, dünyayı (çevresini) ve geleceği olumsuz değerlendirmesi) gelişmesi olasılığını arttırır. [17,18] Özkıyım davranışı öncesindeki bilişsel etmenleri inceleyen az sayıda çalış-ma vardır. Bilişsel süreçlerle özkıyım ilişkisini inceleyen ilk çalışmalarda özkıyım davranışı gösteren bireylerin özgül bir bilişsel tarza sahip oldukları ve sorun çözme yöntemlerinin farklı olduğu, [19,20] agresyon, dürtüsel davranış ve özkıyım fantezilerinin olduğu, [20,21] çaresizlik, umutsuzluk ve alışılmamış düşünme süreçleri yaşadıkları (konsantre olamama, beyninin "bomboş" olması) , [22] bildirilmiştir.…”
Section: Depresyon Ve öZkıyımla İlişkili Bilişsel Etmenlerunclassified
“…Hopelessness was found to be a mediating variable between depression and suicide intent (e.g., Weishaar et al, 1992), between early negative life events and suicidal behavior (e.g., Yang & Clum, 2000), and between anxiety and suicidal behavior . Studies also showed that hopelessness mediated the relationship between problem-solving deficits and suicidal ideation (Dixon et al, 1994;Miros, 2000) and Pinto et al (1996) supported a mediating model in which hopelessness contributed to negative affect, 7 which ultimately influenced suicidal ideation. However, the mediating role of hopelessness was not fully supported in other studies (e.g., Levy et al, 1995).…”
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