Abstract
Experimental test of escape theory: accessibility to implicit suicidal mind.
Tang, J.~~Wu, S.~~Miao, D.
This study tested the Escape Theory prediction that individuals blaming themselves for failure experience increased accessibility to implicit suicidal mind. One hundred and thirty-eight undergraduate medical students were randomly assigned to three groups: failure-related priming, success-related priming, and control. Following experimental conditions, participants completed a death/suicide Implicit Association Test.