The goal of the current study is to examine the role of grit as a resilience factor that reduces
the risk for suicidal ideation conferred by negative life events. Participants (N= 209) …

Researchers have recently emphasized the need to develop a greater understanding of
factors and contexts that facilitate the progression from suicidal thoughts to suicidal …

Objective It is important to understand factors that moderate the likelihood of developing
suicidal thoughts following traumatic exposure and posttraumatic stress symptoms. Method …

No study to date has simultaneously examined the commonalities and unique aspects of
positive psychological factors and whether these factors uniquely account for a reduction in …

We examined meaning in life as a suicide resiliency factor. Since meaning in life may be
hard to directly modify, we examine gratitude and grit as factors that synergistically confer …

Background Stressful life events are a common antecedent of suicidal thoughts. However,
not all stressful events lead to increased suicidal thinking, even among those who frequently …

Background Theoretical work and clinical observation suggest that many patients
experience relief from negative affect after thinking about suicide, which may increase the …

Background: Individuals experiencing negative and potentially traumatic life events are at
increased risk for suicidal thoughts and behaviors; however, suicidal outcomes are not …

The present study examined whether particular emotion dysregulation dimensions were
associated with suicidal ideation through their effects on ruminative thinking and …

Nine percent of people worldwide report thinking about suicide at some point during their
lives. A fundamental question we currently lack a clear answer to is: why do suicidal …