| Literature DB >> 33223964 |
Sean M Mitchell1,2, Sarah L Brown2,3, Faith Scanlon2, Marc T Swogger1, Darci Delgado4, Maria I Ventura4,5, Angelea D Bolaños2, Robert D Morgan2.
Abstract
This study tested current perceived social support (CPSS) as a moderator of the relation between previous substance use (PSU) and lifetime suicide attempt (SA) history among 200 NGRI inpatients. Results indicated no significant CPSS main effect. PSU was associated with greater odds of multiple prior lifetime SA. Moderation indicated those low in PSU but high in CPSS were least likely to report multiple prior lifetime SA. Conversely, NGRI inpatients with high CPSS and high PSU were most likely to report multiple lifetime SA. Our study suggests CPSS and PSU assessments may inform suicide risk assessments and interventions among NGRI inpatients.Entities:
Keywords: Criminal responsibility; social support; substance use; suicidal behavior; suicide attempt
Year: 2020 PMID: 33223964 PMCID: PMC7678914 DOI: 10.1080/14999013.2020.1775326
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Int J Forensic Ment Health ISSN: 1499-9013