Suicide Ideation in College Students: A Review of Predicting Factors, Buffers, and Proposed Interventions
@inproceedings{Nadler2018SuicideII, title={Suicide Ideation in College Students: A Review of Predicting Factors, Buffers, and Proposed Interventions}, author={Amanda Nadler}, year={2018} }
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3 Introduction--------------------------------------------------------------------------------6-7 Background------------------------------------------------------------------------------7-10 Suicide Deaths in History-------------------------------------------------------7-8 Suicide in Philosophy--------------------------------------------------------------8 The Development of Suicidology…
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