Can suicide ever be 'rational'?
Tags: BULLYING; CHILDREN -- Suicidal behavior; SCHOOL children -- Psychology; AGGRESSION (Psychology) in children
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- Saved by the bell? Dess, Nancy K. // Psychology Today;Nov/Dec2001, Vol. 34 Issue 6, p47
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Background: Suicidal behaviour is increasingly becoming a phenomenon associated with young people and an important public health issue in Lithuania. However, there are very few studies evaluating impact of young peoples' attitudes towards suicide to their suicidal behaviour. A better...
