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Integrating a national crisis counseling hotline into Iran's primary health care network to provide rapid mental health support during armed conflict. [PDF]
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Religion and Support for Suicide Attacks
Psychological Science, 2009In four studies carried out across different cultural, religious, and political contexts, we investigated the association between religion and popular support for suicide attacks. In two surveys of Palestinians and one cognitive priming experiment with Israeli settlers, prayer to God, an index of religious devotion, was unrelated to support for suicide
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Panic Attacks and Suicide Attempts
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1991To the Editor.— Weissman et al 1 and Johnson et al 2 reported cross-sectional survey results from the National Institute of Mental Health Epidemiologic Catchment Area Program to show that a history of panic attacks signaled a markedly high lifetime prevalence of suicide attempts, even in the absence of other diagnosed psychiatric disorders.
J C, Anthony, K R, Petronis
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Suicide Attacks in Israel and Suicide Rates
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2006In Israel from 1983 to 1999, the frequency and lethality of suicide attacks was negatively associated with the suicide rate.
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Suicidal Ideation and Suicide Attempts in Panic Disorder and Attacks
New England Journal of Medicine, 1989Panic disorder, which is found in about 1.5 percent of the population at some time in their lives, includes recurrent episodes of sudden, unpredictable, intense fear accompanied by symptoms such as palpitations, chest pain, and faintness. Panic attacks, which do not meet these diagnostic criteria fully, are two to three times more prevalent.
M M, Weissman +3 more
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Suicide and violence associated with panic attacks
Biological Psychiatry, 1992Several studies have indicated that patients with panic attacks have a higher rate of suicide attempts as well as deaths from suicide. Additionally, several investigators have presented case reports of individuals manifesting suicidal and violent behaviors directly and temporally associated with panic attacks.
M L, Korn +8 more
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On cognitive debiasing and the judgment of suicide-attackers
L'Encéphale, 2018Suicide-attacks are possibly increasing in frequency all over the world. To date, these attacks are not considered as a manifestation of a particular mental illness. However, the process of radicalization of suicide-attackers has to interest the field of mental health. One plausible explanation for the radicalization of individuals is the use of biased
R, Bou Khalil, S, Richa
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2019
This Element explores the disputed relationship between Islam and suicide attacks. Drawing from primary source material as well as existing scholarship from fields such as terrorism studies and religious studies, it argues that Islam as a generic category is not an explanatory factor in suicide attacks.
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This Element explores the disputed relationship between Islam and suicide attacks. Drawing from primary source material as well as existing scholarship from fields such as terrorism studies and religious studies, it argues that Islam as a generic category is not an explanatory factor in suicide attacks.
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