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Psychological Models of Suicide

Archives of Suicide Research, 2014
Suicidal behavior is highly complex and multifaceted. Consequent to the pioneering work of Durkheim and Freud, theoreticians have attempted to explain the biological, social, and psychological nature of suicide. The present work presents an overview and critical discussion of the most influential theoretical models of the psychological mechanisms ...
Shira, Barzilay, Alan, Apter
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Model of psychological functioning

Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1971
Abstract A model of psychological functioning, based on the activity of individual neurons, is proposed. A method to identify general patterns of behavior is outlined. A biochemical mechanism to account for synaptic transmission and modification of behavior by experience is suggested and incorporated in a holographic model of memory.
D, Irving, P, Proctor
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Variational Analysis in Psychological Modeling

Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications, 2014
This paper develops some mathematical models arising in psychology and some other areas of behavioral sciences that are formalized via general preferences with variable ordering structures. Our considerations are based on the recent variational rationality approach, which unifies numerous theories in different branches of behavioral sciences using, in ...
Truong Quang Bao   +2 more
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Psychological Models in Rehabilitation Psychology

2012
AbstractRehabilitation psychology depends upon a broad theoretical base incorporating frameworks, theories, models, and methodologies from many different areas of psychology, as well as from other professions invested in the health and rehabilitation of persons living with disabilities and chronic health conditions.
Joseph F. Rath, Timothy R. Elliott
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Modeling Psychological Functioning in Refugees

Journal of the American Psychiatric Nurses Association, 2016
BACKGROUND: Refugee trauma survivors often experience posttraumatic stress disorder, other anxiety disorders, depression, and somatization. As a result, many suffer a disproportionate vulnerability to a variety of interpersonal, health, and social problems. OBJECTIVE: The study purpose was to develop a preliminary predictive model identifying high-risk
Cheryl Lee, Robertson   +4 more
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