Suicidality Risk Factors Survey

Participants’ basic demographics of interest were age and gender. The baseline (2018) survey further inquired participants’ experiences on known risk factors of suicidality: Whether they had ever considered suicide, self-harmed, and attempted suicide in their lifetime; and whether they had been diagnosed with psychiatric disorders such as major depressive disorder (MDD) and schizophrenia. All questions on risk factors of suicidality were binary-response (“yes” and “no”) questions.

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Junus A, & Yip P.S. (2023). Preventing comorbidity between distress and suicidality: a network analysis. npj Mental Health Research, 2(1), 2.

Publication 2023

Attempted suicide Gender Major depressive disorder Psychiatric disorders Schizophrenia

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Other organizations : University of Hong Kong

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Variable analysis

independent variables

Gender

dependent variables

Whether participants had ever considered suicide
Whether participants had self-harmed
Whether participants had attempted suicide in their lifetime
Whether participants had been diagnosed with major depressive disorder (MDD)
Whether participants had been diagnosed with schizophrenia

control variables

None specified

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