… significant strides in our understanding of suicide as a result. For the … -psychological theory
of suicidal behavior (Joiner, 2005). Broadly described, the interpersonal-psychological theory …

… burdensomeness, and acquired capability, are said to be at most risk for lethal suicidal
behavior, as they possess both the desire for and capability to attempt suicide. See Fig. 1. …

… Thus, this study is able to address (in part) the hypothesis of the interpersonal–psychological
theory that the outcome of suicidal behavior depends on the presence of suicidal desire (cf. …

… studies suggest that the interpersonal–psychological theory represents one such theoretical
advance, as it may improve the field’s precision in the prediction of suicidal behavior. …

… increase suicidal risk. These theoretical models try to explain suicidal behavior beyond …
to the process of suicidal behaviors and the mechanism of suicidal behaviors. Future research …

… in theoretical, clinical, and empirical psychological science … Psychological theories are
important theoretically and … of factors combine to increase risk of suicide. Additionally, these …

… Although a comprehensive review of existing psychological theories of suicidal behavior is
beyond the scope of this article, we briefly comment on similarities and differences between …

… The theory posits that serious suicidal behavior will not occur unless an individual has both
… of the theory for assessment and treatment of suicidal behavior. Keywords: Suicide, risk …

… were significantly related to suicidal ideation and/or suicide attempts. Experiences of
painful… predicted suicide attempts. The findings support IPTS in explaining suicidal behaviors …

… Suicide in the military is a growing concern. The interpersonal-psychological theory of suicidal
behavior proposes that an individual will not die by suicide unless he or she experiences …