1991
DOI: 10.1080/07481189108252439
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Examining suicide from a life span perspective

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“…Moreover, suicidal ideations are common among medically ill elderly inpatients. Suicidal ideation usually precedes suicidal behaviour (Stillion and McDowell, 1991). This model has been expanded into a model with four successive hierarchical stages (Vilhjalmsson et al, 1998): thoughts of death and suicide; thoughts of an actual suicide plan; a suicide attempt; and, completed suicide.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, suicidal ideations are common among medically ill elderly inpatients. Suicidal ideation usually precedes suicidal behaviour (Stillion and McDowell, 1991). This model has been expanded into a model with four successive hierarchical stages (Vilhjalmsson et al, 1998): thoughts of death and suicide; thoughts of an actual suicide plan; a suicide attempt; and, completed suicide.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The connection is so explicit, in fact, that in 1987 the American Association of Suicidology established a task force to study AIDS and suicide (McKinney, 1987), and those who discuss risk factors for suicide have begun explicitly mentioning AIDS as a special risk factor for young adults (e.g., Stillion 8c McDowell, 1991;Winokur & Black, 1992).…”
Section: Suicide By Persons With Aidsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Problem solving is compromised by cognitive rigidity and strong emotions until the only option to stop the pain appears to be suicide. Thus, it is not so much attraction to death as it is repulsion from life as it is currently experienced or anticipated that makes suicide an option (Stillion & McDowell, 1991). That most suicidal people feel ambiguous about suicide and death makes suicide assessment incredibly difficult.…”
Section: Principle 2: Suicide Risk Assessment Is Complex and Challengingmentioning
confidence: 99%