Two years of suicide: A study of adolescent suicide in new hampshire

SanbornIII, Donald E.; Sanborn, Charlotte J.; Cimbolic, Peter

doi:10.1007/bf01433219

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“…After selection according to inclusion/exclusion criteria, 27 studies were included in this review. The most common reasons for exclusion were that a) no diagnostic distribution was provided (n = 46) [6,19-63], b) samples were pre-selected according to a psychiatric disorder (n = 30) [64-93], c) there was another report on the same sample that either included more subjects or was more informative (n = 29) [3,94-121]. Four other studies were about non-completers [122-125].…”

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Psychiatric diagnoses in 3275 suicides: a meta-analysis

2004

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Background: It is well known that most suicide cases meet criteria for a psychiatric disorder. However, rates of specific disorders vary considerably between studies and little information is known about gender and geographic differences. This study provides overall rates of total and specific psychiatric disorders in suicide completers and presents evidence supporting gender and geographic differences in their relative proportion.

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Psychiatric diagnoses in 3275 suicides: a meta-analysis

2004

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“…Suicide research in the past three decades has concentrated on psychiatric examination of the victim (Brent, 1995), toxicology (Allebeck & Allgulander, 1990;Hayward, Zubrick, & Silburn, 1992), psychosocial risk factors (Brent, 1995;Queralt, 1993), and epidemiology (Moscicki, 1995). The first US analysis of adolescent suicide (Sanborn, Sanborn, & Cimbolic, 1973) examined ten suicides (aged 11-19 years) in the community compared to institutionalized adolescents who also completed suicide. A significant finding was the inability to distinguish between cohorts with the exception of suicidal threats made by the study group.…”

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Research Synthesis: Adolescent Suicide and Substance Abuse in the United States, 1990–2002

Dougherty

2007

Journal of Addictions Nursing

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The purpose of this research synthesis was to analyze the research conducted in the domain of adolescent suicide and substance abuse through studies in the United States between 1990 and 2002. A systematic examination for research focus, hypotheses, research and analytic design, sample, validity and reliability of instrumentation, variables and accompanying study outcomes, strengths, and limitations was conducted on 19 adolescent suicide studies. The Research Analysis Tool (RAT) developed by Moody, Wilson, Smyth, Schwartz, Tittle, and VanCott (1988) was used for data organization.

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“…Two appendices give references to reviews of the literature in 1974 and to objective information about student populations. 5 2 W. J. KNOX Identification (19, 25, 32, 35, 50, 52, 55, 60, 65, 76, 108, 114, 123. See also: 17,34,49,53,62,68,103,112,126.) Thirteen articles dealt with identification of alcoholics.…”

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“…The increased risk of alcoholism deaths was noteworthy among young black males (46, 62, 68), neurotics ( 5 6 ) , and dual addicts (47). Risk of suicide (53, 103,106,107), accidental death ( 9 ) examined consensus between evaluations by police and complainants' reports in 1,388 visits to 962 primarily black metropolitan families. Number of alcoholics was not specified, nor were statistical tests employed.…”

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Objective Psychological Measurement and Alcoholism: Survey of the Literature 1974

Knox

1980

Psychol Rep

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This survey is the third in a series examining objective psychological test data or behavioral measurements on alcoholics published in the United States during a specific year. The 131 articles published in 1974 are divided into two broad categories, treatment orientation and behavior and attitudes of alcoholics. Findings are further divided into subcategories, briefly described, and cross indexed. The resum6 and conclusion section includes ' references to current findings. CONlTNTS Treatment Orientation 52Behavior and Attitudes of Alcoholics . . 56 Resume and Conclusions 60 References 61 Appendix I 66 Appendix I1 67 Appendix I11 68This article is the third in a series of surveys designed to provide a concise statement of objective findings on alcoholism as a stimulus for research and an aid in clinical practice. The survey of the literature in 1974 is less detailed and has been divided into different topical sections than used previously (58, 59). This change was dictated by the nature of objective information about alcoholic Americans located in U.S. journals. Many of the 133 articles surveyed could be considered demographic in nature, and fewer articles contained tests of statistical -- significance.Objective information has been divided into two major categories: treatment orientation and behavior and attitudes of alcoholics. Treatment orientation includes: identification, admission to treatment, treatment, treatment outcome, morbidity, and attitudes toward alcoholics. Behavior and attitudes of alcoholics includes: response bias, women, minority groups, behavioral studies, verbal learning and interrelationships among variables. References and cross-references follow each sub-title.Differences reported in the text were significant at the .05 level of confidence or better. When statistical differences were not calculated by the authors, differences reported were of sufficient magnitude to warrant consideration by those interested in the given topic. Two appendices give references to reviews of the literature in 1974 and to objective information about student populations. 'Request reprints from W. J. Knox, Staff Psychologist, Veterans Administration Medical Center, Biloxi, Mississippi 39531. This research was supported by the VA Medical Research Service.

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Two years of suicide: A study of adolescent suicide in new hampshire

Cited by 21 publications

References 16 publications

Psychiatric diagnoses in 3275 suicides: a meta-analysis

Psychiatric diagnoses in 3275 suicides: a meta-analysis

Research Synthesis: Adolescent Suicide and Substance Abuse in the United States, 1990–2002

Objective Psychological Measurement and Alcoholism: Survey of the Literature 1974

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