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What are the four kinds of suicidal people according to Schneidman?

Death seeker, Death initiator, Death ignorer, Death darer.

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What is a death seeker?

A person who clearly intends to end their life.

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What mindset characterizes a death initiator?

They believe that since they are going to die anyway, there is no point in living.

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How does a death ignorer perceive suicide?

They do not believe that suicide will end their existence, often believing in an afterlife.

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Who tends to be more likely to exhibit death ignorer characteristics?

More common among religious people.

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What is a death darer's attitude toward dying?

They have mixed feelings about dying and engage in risky actions that may lead to death.

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How do suicide rates compare between men and women?

More women attempt suicide, but more men successfully kill themselves.

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Which demographic is associated with higher rates of suicide?

Transgender people.

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Which racial group is more likely to die by suicide?

White people.

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What factors contribute to the high suicide rates among Indian people?

Accessibility to guns, high rates of alcoholism, and modeling.

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Which Hispanic group has the highest likelihood of committing suicide?

Puerto Ricans.

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How does the likelihood of suicide change with age?

It increases through middle years, decreases in early old age, and increases again after age 75.

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What is Durkheim’s sociocultural view of suicide?

How attached one is to social, family, and cultural groups affects their likelihood of suicide.

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What characterizes egoistic suicide?

It's a consequence of the deterioration of social and familial bonds and underinvolvement in society.

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Define altruistic suicide according to Durkheim's theory.

It is when a person sacrifices themselves to help others, indicating overinvolvement in society.

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What is anomic suicide?

It occurs when society fails the individual, leading to disillusionment and disappointment.

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What does the interpersonal theory suggest about suicide?

Individuals with negative interpersonal-psychological beliefs may see themselves as a burden and consider suicide.

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What biological factors are associated with suicide?

A lack of serotonin and dysfunction in depression-related brain circuits.

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What are some characteristics of suicidal individuals?

They may exhibit aggressive or impulsive behavior.

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What treatments are available after a suicide attempt?

Medical care, psychotherapy, and drug therapy, with CBT being particularly helpful.