suicidality
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- noun
- /ˌsuːɪsɪˈdælɪti/
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- It is crucial for mental health professionals to assess patients for signs of suicidality during therapy.
- depression and suicidality
- suicidality and suicide
- risk of suicidality
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- What is the relationship between suicidality and sleep?
- It's interesting because when I was with her, I hadn't gotten to the point of suicidality myself.
- So is it actually immoral to educate a society more if it's going to lead to more suicidality?
- It quickly spirals into depression with suicidality and then shortly thereafter begins to include psychotic symptoms.
- It led to an enormous uptick in overdose from drugs, suicidality, depression as a result of the job losses that happened during the Great Recession.
- I went on to have subsequent depression, suicidality, all sorts of things.
- And it's been proven that providing gender affirming care for young people reduces suicidality in trans use.
- It was, it was like chronic depression, severe and then sort of suicidality before my time of the month.
- Seeing suicidality and depression through a lens of signalling there is something going on.
Examples
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Similarly, we found male respondents were no more or less likely than female respondents to report suicidality or a suicide attempt.
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Her sense of helplessness contributed to her desire to solicit help in dealing with her suicidality.
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What is the relationship between suicidality and sleep?
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You cannot lead a long life with acute suicidality.
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We need to be able to identify course and risk factors of depression and suicidality in the classroom.
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I went on to have subsequent depression, suicidality, all sorts of things.
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Because their use was associated with an increased risk of suicidality in children and adolescents.
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Seeing suicidality and depression through a lens of signalling there is something going on.
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In-school victimization was a significant predictor of suicidality, but not of the smaller risk pool of suicide attempts alone.
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There is a higher risk of suicidality among bipolar adolescents compared to adolescents with other diagnoses (Brent et al., 1993).
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Etymology
The word suicidality comes from suicide, which is made of sui- 'self' and -cide 'kill', plus the ending -ality that turns a word into a 'state' or 'condition'. So, suicidality means the state or risk of someone having thoughts, plans, or actions to end their own life.