Exhausted without trust and inherent worth: A model of the suicide process based on experiential accounts

Keyphrases

• Process-based 100%
• Suicide 100%
• Suicide Process 100%
• Inherent Worth 100%
• Suicidal Thoughts 66%
• Mental Resources 66%
• Grounded Theory Study 33%
• Mental Health 33%
• Socioeconomic 33%
• Public Participation 33%
• Complex Interactions 33%
• Extrinsic Factors 33%
• Self-worth 33%
• Suicidal Behavior 33%
• Self-reliance 33%
• Self-determined 33%
• First-person Perspective 33%
• Significant Others 33%
• Evidential Base 33%
• Suicide Prevention 33%
• Replenishment 33%
• Sense of Worth 33%
• Socio-behavioural 33%
• Lack of Trust 33%
• Construct Modeling 33%
• Suicide Attempt 33%
• Behavioral Risk Factors 33%
• Three-element 33%
• Thinking about the Future 33%
• Psychological Exhaustion 33%
• Explanatory Models 33%
• Bereaved by Suicide 33%
• Economical Risks 33%
• Health Charity 33%
• Self-withdrawal 33%
• Suicidology 33%
• Medical Risk Factors 33%

Social Sciences

• UK 100%
• Grounded Theory 100%
• Charity 100%
• Emotions 100%
• Self Reliance 100%
• Sociodemographics 100%
• Feedback 100%
• Mental Health 100%

Psychology

• Mental Resource 100%
• Mental Health 50%
• Explanatory Model 50%