Data from 390 high school students were collected to examine potential differences between
adolescents who had attempted suicide and those who engaged in self-injurious behavior …

The current study examined whether common indicators of suicide risk differ between
adolescents engaging in non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) who have and have not attempted …

OBJECTIVE: To determine reasons for suicide attempts in adolescents and to examine the
relationship between these reasons and psychological functioning. METHOD: Self-reported …

Although attempted suicide and non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) are distinct behaviors
differing in intent, form, and function, the behaviors co-occur at a high rate in both adults and …

The differences in factors associated with subgroups of adolescents in the continuum of
deliberate self-harm (DSH) phenomena were investigated. In an anonymous self-report …

As suicide attempts and self-injury remain predominant health risks among adolescents, it is
increasingly important to be able to distinguish features of self-harming adolescents from …

The aim of this study was to analyze the predictive risk factors for self-harm in adolescents
with and without suicidal ideation. 600 adolescents answered a questionnaire about self …

Suicidal behaviors (deliberate self-injury with the intent to hurt or kill oneself) have been little
examined outside the West. The aims of this study were to (a) determine the correlates of …

Objective: The results of epidemiologic surveys on attempted suicide are often difficult to
interpret; they compare and provide varying estimates ofthe prevalence ofattempted suicide …

Self-harm is one of the best predictors of death by suicide, but few studies directly compare
adolescents with suicidal versus nonsuicidal self-harm. Seventy adolescents presenting with …