Suicide science : expanding the boundaries

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List of Figures. List of Tables. List of Contributors. Preface. Acknowledgments. 1. New Life in Suicide Science T. Joiner. 2. Decades of Suicide Research: Wherefrom and Whereto? D. Lester. 3. The Hopelessness Theory of Suicidality L.Y. Abramson, et al. 4. Escaping the Self Consumes Regulatory Resources: A Self-Regulatory Model of Suicide K.D. Vohs, R.F. Baumeister. 5. Toward an Integrated Theory of Suicidal Behaviors: Merging the Hopelessness, Self-Discrepancy, and Escape Theories M.M. Cornette, et al. 6. Shame, Guilt, and Suicide M.E. Hastings, et al. 7. Mood Regulation and Suicidal Behavior S.J. Catanzaro. 8. Desperate Acts for Desperate Times: Looming Vulnerability and Suicide J.H. Riskind, et al. 9. Suicide and Panic Disorder: Integration of the Literature and New Findings N.B. Schmidt, et al. 10. Suicide Risk in Externalizing Syndromes: Temperamental and Neurobiological Underpinnings E. Verona, C.J. Patrick. 11. Studying Interpersonal Factors in Suicide: Perspectives from Depression Research J. Davila, S.E. Daley. 12. Gender, Social Roles, and Suicidal Ideation and Attempts in a General Population Sample N. Sachs-Ericsson. 13. Suicidal Behavior in African American Women with a History of Childhood Maltreatment S. Young, et al. 14. Issues in the Evaluation of Youth Suicide Prevention Initiatives J. Kalafat. 15. Recognition and Treatment of Suicidal Youth: Broadening Our Research Agenda C.A. King, M. Knox. 16. A Conceptual Scheme for Assessing Treatment Outcome in Suicidality M.D. Rudd.

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