"Are You Having Thoughts of Suicide?" Examining Experiences With Disclosing and Denying Suicidal Ideation.
作者： Melanie A. Hom , Ian H. Stanley , Matthew C. Podlogar , Thomas E. Joiner
DOI: 10.1002/JCLP.22440
关键词: Mental health 、 Poison control 、 Suicide prevention 、 Health care 、 Psychiatry 、 Psychology 、 Social stigma 、 Human factors and ergonomics 、 Injury prevention 、 Suicidal ideation
摘要: Objective To characterize individuals’ prior experiences with being asked whether they are having thoughts of suicide and to understand factors that affected their response accuracy. Method Undergraduates (N = 306) reporting a lifetime history suicidal ideation completed web-based survey about probed thoughts. Results Nearly two-thirds participants (63.1%) reported been previously were suicide, health care providers comprising the plurality probers. Individuals greatest accuracy disclosure mental professionals. Stigma-related concerns most common barriers accurate ideation, whereas wanting emotional support prober them cited as facilitators for accurately responding. Conclusion A number influence inaccurate ideation. Further research is needed how facilitate across settings populations.
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