Titlebook: Suicide Science; Expanding the Bounda Thomas Joiner,M. David Rudd Book 2002 Springer-Verlag US 2002 attention.depression.evaluation.interve

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Escaping the Self Consumes Regulatory Resources: A Self-Regulatory Model of Suicide,rocesses and emotional regulation. In response to misfortunes that cast the self in an unacceptablybad light, the person first tries to regulate negative affect.Afteraffect regulation fails, the person next tries to regulate attention by cultivating a focus on meaningless, concrete, nonevaluative st

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Mood Regulation and Suicidal Behavior,ay. Nonetheless, much remains to be learned about the basic processes of mood regulation, how these individual differences in these processes develop, and how difficulties in mood regulation result in suicidal behavior. The model proposed in this chapter is provided as a heuristic to frame the agend

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Studying Interpersonal Factors in Suicide: Perspectives from Depression Research,onal factors in depression as a model, we have described four topics that have implications for studying interpersonal factors in suicide. We have suggested that suicide research will advance if researchers use more precise and rigorous approaches to the measurement of interpersonal variables, parti

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Issues in the Evaluation of Youth Suicide Prevention Initiatives,a for suicide prevention that included schoolbased youth suicide prevention programs. It is hoped that these developments will provide resources for researchers to expand the current evaluations to a more systematic empirical base for youth suicide prevention efforts.

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Shame, Guilt, and Suicide,d family members are also vulnerable to experiences d shame and/or guilt in the aftermath of a loved one’s suicide. Therapists, too, often experience similar emotional reactions that may be exacerbated by concerns Unique to their professional role as treatment providers.

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