… suicidal behavior has a strong familial component and that this family effect is particularly
high in the relatives of suicide … that aggressive behavior together with severe suicidal ideation …

… ,” a diagnosis akin to borderline personality disorder, suggesting that impulsive-aggressive
personality traits may play a role in familial aggregation of suicidal behavior (Table 2). …

… suicidal behavior could not be solely attributed to psychiatric disorders. Familial aggregation
… to act on suicidal ideation 41 ; or common familial environmental factors known to elevate …

… Based on family, twin and adoption studies, there has been substantial evidence that … for
the presence of suicidal behavior [1–12] . The genetic component of suicidality does not seem …

… Additional analyses were conducted to examine familial aggregation of suicidal behavior
and cluster B traits as intermediate phenotypes of suicide, using linear models (restricted …

… Cross-sectional studies have shown that the familial aggregation for suicidal behavior is …
or compete suicide are associated with greater family aggregation for suicidal behavior (5 , 6) , …

… If our completers were subdivided by the presence or absence of aggressive behavior,
the familial aggregation of suicidal behavior was much greater in the first-degree relatives of …

… The findings of familial aggregation of suicidal behavior are consistent with either a
unique diathesis, genetically transmitted, distinct from psychiatric disorder, transmission of a …

… the familial aggregation of suicidal behavior while controlling for all of these psychopathological
conditions. Therefore, we undertook a family study of adolescent suicide victims (suicide …

… We hypothesized substantial familial aggregation of suicide and that suicide risk would …
suicidal behavior: a family study of male suicide completers from the general population. …