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An Attachment Model For Assessing Suicidal Risk, Keely J. Hope, Sondra Smith-Adcock
An Attachment Model For Assessing Suicidal Risk, Keely J. Hope, Sondra Smith-Adcock
Journal of Counseling Research and Practice
A model for addressing suicidal risk utilizing attachment theory is addressed. Risk factors for suicide have generally been conceptualized at the level of individual characteristics rather than relational dynamics. Combining Shneidman’s common characteristics of a suicidal person with Bowlby’s attachment theory provides for a more relational view of suicide-related behaviors and communications. Considering high rates of suicide, especially among some population groups, it is important to have a more comprehensive framework for suicidal risk from which to treat suicidal clients.
The Relationship Between Patterns Of Relating And Academic Self-Concept, Ji Woong Yang
The Relationship Between Patterns Of Relating And Academic Self-Concept, Ji Woong Yang
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
The purpose of this study was to explore the relationship between patterns of relating to both parents and academic self-concept. Also, this study examined the differences between academically high-achieving college students and academically at-risk college students in patterns of relating and academic self-concept. One hundred sixty one college students participated in this study. Of the 161 participants, 90 were recruited from an academic support program and 71 were recruited from an honors college. Participants completed a research packet including the Adult Scale of Parental Aattachment (Snow et al., 2007), Self Description Questionnaire III (Marsh, 1992), and the Demographic Questionnaire. Results …