Thinking or doing? An examination of well-established suicide correlates within the ideation-to-action framework

摘要: Limited research has examined differences in well-established suicide correlates between individuals with various histories of suicidality within the ideation to action framework. We hypothesized that without a history elevated would exhibit lowest levels (perceived burdensomeness, thwarted belongingness, emotion dysregulation, depressive symptoms), and group not be present those suicidal relative attempts on variables theorized contribute capability for suicide. Lastly, we prior attempt(s) higher lifetime painful provocative events fearlessness about death only. A community sample adults (N=378) recruited part basis completed self-report questionnaires online. The results were largely consistent our hypotheses. However, there no attempts. Many considered robust may only directly relate rather than attempts, thereby limiting their utility understanding transition from action.