The Relationship between Personality, Cognition, Negative Life Events, and Social Factors in Understanding Suicide Risk
About the study
The present research aims to investigate the relationship between early life adversity/childhood trauma (negative life events), suicide crisis syndrome/resilience (cognitive factors), perfectionism (personality factor), social support, and suicide risk. This will include investigating the relationship between early life adversity/childhood trauma, entrapment, panic-dissociation, ruminative flooding, fear of dying, emotional pain, resilience, perfectionism, fear of humiliation, social support, and suicidal ideation.
What will it involve?
Childhood Experiences: Do they contribute to Suicide Risk? We are looking for participants (18 years or older) to participate in our study investigating the relationship between personality, cognition, adverse life events, and social factors to understand suicide risk better. Your answers will be kept strictly confidential. As a thank you for your time, we are inviting you to join our prize draw. If you win, the prize will be your choice of either £200 worth of High Street Vouchers or £200 worth of an iPad Mini. The participation for the draw will be via a separate link, and the information you will provide for the draw will not be linked to your previous responses but will be strictly confidential.
Elvan Unlu
PhD Research Student @ the University of Glasgow
https://elvanunluresearch.uk/
Research conducted by: Institute of Mental Health and Well-being
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