Perceived Causes of Suicide Attempts by U.K. South Asian Women.

Madelyn Hsiao‐Rei Hicks · Dinesh Bhugra

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Perceived causes of suicide attempts were examined in 180 ethnic South Asian women living in the London area. The 3 factors endorsed most frequently and strongly as causes of suicide attempts in South Asian women were violence by the husband, being trapped in an unhappy family situation, and depression.

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