Principal Investigator: Norman B. Schmidt, Ph.D.
Organization: Florida State University
The active treatment condition produced significantly greater reductions in AS at posttreatment. Group differences persisted at 1-month follow-up that were specific to AS cognitive concerns. Moreover, changes in cognitive AS mediated symptom change at follow-up including suicide outcomes
People who commit suicide are known to differ from other individuals in a variety of ways. They are much more sensitive to feelings of anxiety, for example; whereas most people do not worry much about a rapidly beating heart, racing thoughts, or an inability to concentrate, some people—including many who are at high risk for suicide—interpret such symptoms as….
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