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Modelling suicide ideation from beep to beep: Application of network analysis to ecological momentary assessment data

Dajana Rath · Derek Paul De Beurs · Nina Hallensleben · Lena Spangenberg · Heide Glaesmer · Thomas Forkmann

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Mental Health Research Topics Suicide and Self-Harm Studies Mental Health via Writing

Abstract

•EMA data were analyzed using network analysis (e.g., temporal networks).•Suicidal ideation at t was predicted by itself and perceived burdensomeness at t - 1.•Suicidal ideation at t - 1 predicted perceived burdensomeness, depression etc. at t.•At the same beep, suicidal ideation was related to all variables in the network.•Patients with higher average suicidal ideation had higher average hopelessness.

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