… pain involved in self-injury. Finally, we discuss implications of the theory for assessment and
treatment of suicidal behavior. … , the fear and pain which accompany suicidal behaviors may …

… to relief physical or psychological pain, but when this pain is no longer relieved, even with
high doses, suicidal acts become the mean to get relief from an intolerable pain. Considering …

… , and a past history of suicidal behavior. Furthermore, we hypothesized that psychological
pain would remain a significant predictor of suicide risk after accounting for the effects of …

… psychological theory that the outcome of suicidal behavior depends on the presence of suicidal
… facilitate habituation to the pain and fear involved in suicidal behavior, could be targeted …

… that suicide has to do with thresholds of psychological pain endurance … 1 Viewing suicide
and suicidal behavior from this … of suicidal behavior should include a focus on both mental pain …

… recent suicide attempters would show an elevated experimental pressure pain threshold while
endorsing high psychological pain… a terminal step towards suicidal behavior, rather than a …

… For a suicidal person, psychological pain can become intolerable and unacceptable …
suicidal behavior may be goal-directed, and the goal may be to escape from psychological pain…

… behavioral support for the importance of persistence through pain and distress in suicidal
behavior… opposed to vulnerability to suicidal ideation along with suicidal behavior. Such results …

… Pain was found to be significantly associated with suicidal ideation (ORs = 1.61–2.92) and
suicide … CMDs were significant mediators in the pain-suicidal behavior relationship but did not …

… these states do not experience suicidal ideation or exhibit suicidal behavior. in other words,
explanations based on general risk factors such as emotional pain and hopelessness face a …