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Psychology & Psychiatry Journal; 7/19/2024, p285-285, 1p |
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A report from Korea University Ansan Hospital discusses the high suicide rate in South Korea, particularly among middle and high school students. The study aimed to explore the association between emotional and behavioral difficulties among students and their perceptions of suicide prevention. The research found that students who displayed higher strength or lower difficulty were more likely to respond positively to suicide prevention measures. Additionally, adults aged 20-29 reported the lowest probability of suicide prevention. The study emphasizes the importance of active societal engagement through suicide prevention campaigns and education. [Extracted from the article] |
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Complementary Index |
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