11 Suicide in an International Perspective

David Lester

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Suicide and Self-Harm Studies Mental Health Treatment and Access Homicide, Infanticide, and Child Abuse

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Epidemiological trends in national suicide rates were identified, including a slowdown in the 1980s in the suicide rates of nations with the highest rates and a rising male suicide rate worldwide. A review of theories of national differences in suicide rates permitted selection of a small set of predictor variables, which were quite successful in predicting the suicide rates of 17 industrialized nations.

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