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Archives of Neurology And Psychiatry, 1958
Stengel1,2has demonstrated the validity and the usefulness of distinguishing attempted suicide from suicide. His work has opened the way to the study of attempted suicide as a separate problem and has made it necessary to question the applicability of knowledge of suicide to attempted suicide.
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Stengel1,2has demonstrated the validity and the usefulness of distinguishing attempted suicide from suicide. His work has opened the way to the study of attempted suicide as a separate problem and has made it necessary to question the applicability of knowledge of suicide to attempted suicide.
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Suicide and attempted suicide [PDF]
Journal of the Neurological Sciences, 1975 Suicide has been more a topic for speculation and conjecture than one for the kind of factual inspection this chapter will endeavour to direct to it. In doing so I am glad to follow Erwin Stengel’S important contribution to this subject; he wrote this chapter for the first edition of “Psychiatrie der Gegenwart” 1961. The scientific study of suicide has
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Hospital Practice, 1977
Studies have shown that the majority of suicides consult physicians within weeks or even hours before their deaths. The author spells out the questions that can identify well-defined prodromal symptoms and details the differences between truly suicidal persons and those who are primarily suicide “attempters.” Guidelines are given for dealing with drug ...
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Studies have shown that the majority of suicides consult physicians within weeks or even hours before their deaths. The author spells out the questions that can identify well-defined prodromal symptoms and details the differences between truly suicidal persons and those who are primarily suicide “attempters.” Guidelines are given for dealing with drug ...
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SUICIDE, SUICIDE ATTEMPTS, AND WEATHER
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1963The 67 suicides and 373 suicide attempts occurring in Houston in 1960, in which the time of occurrence could be established, were studied in terms of weather conditions at time of their occurrence. Eleven weather variables (temperature, wind speed, wind direction, barometric pressure, relative humidity, visibility, ceiling height, rain, fog ...
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Marginality, Suicides, and Suicide Attempts
Psychological Reports, 1982Palmer (1960), influenced by the Frustration/Aggression theorem, proposed that suicide is the likely, albeit extreme, form of aggression among overly socialized members of society (middle and upper classes) while homicide is the likely extreme form of aggression among the marginal and/or undersocialized (lower classes).
Laurence Armand French +2 more
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