Resource Tag: UNITED STATES. UTAH

Little attention has been given in the literature to the therapeutic decisions of those who treat suicidal patients. Through in-depth interviews 27 therapists were asked about their theoretical formulations regarding suicide & their therapeutic preferences in working with suicidal clients. Signficant differences were found between the 9 respondents who had experienced the suicide of a […]

Study to develop and evaluate an effective method of determining suicidal risk. Rating scales were used to differentiate low and medium risk groups and these groups were compared with each other on three personality instruments. (KB)

Study to determine the rates and demographic characteristics of student suicides in higher education within the states of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming, and a comparison with studies from Berkeley, Harvard and Yale. (KB)

Study to determine if there were differing psychological characteristics between four different groups of 122 students at Brigham Young University and to determine if three different personality instruments (the MMPI, the Bipolar Psychological Inventory and the Behavioral Rating Schedule) administered to these groups could significantly, collectively or individually, identify these differences. (KB)

A study of the characteristics of individuals treated for suicide in six Utah hospitals during 1975. The purpose of this study was to assess, by means of a questionnaire, the demographic characteristics of 304 patients to determine selected personal characteristics such as physical health, alcohol use and method of attempt. Also identified: drug types used […]