• DOI:10.1521/SULI.31.1.83.21315
Corpus ID: 27675603

Do they suffer more? Reflections on research comparing suicide survivors to other survivors.

@article{Ellenbogen2001DoTS,
  title={Do they suffer more? Reflections on research comparing suicide survivors to other survivors.},
  author={S. Ellenbogen and F. Gratton},
  journal={Suicide & life-threatening behavior},
  year={2001},
  volume={31 1},
  pages={
          83-90
        }
}

• S. Ellenbogen, F. Gratton
• Published 2001
• Psychology, Medicine
• Suicide & life-threatening behavior

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This article contrasts public perceptions of suicide survivors with conclusions based on comparative studies of suicide, fatal accident survivors, and other survivors. Although suicide is commonly thought to cause a particularly burden-some grief, quantitative studies have often failed to support this. We then offer some interpretations of these findings and suggest future pathways for research.