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Table of ContentsPreface...........
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Table of ContentsCultural and Lingu
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PrefaceThis report was prepared und
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GlossaryAmbivalence - Ambivalence r
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GlossaryParasuicide - Any acute, in
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Chapter 1IntroductionWhen I was 14
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Chapter 1Definitions of Suicide and
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Chapter 1Methods of Studying Suicid
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Chapter 1suicide attempts (Marttune
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Chapter 1A central problem for cros
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Chapter 2The Epidemiology of Suicid
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Chapter 2the economic status of Abo
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Chapter 2No study to date has syste
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Chapter 2Despite the overall patter
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Chapter 2Figure 2-6) Average Annual
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Chapter 2are only a portion of thos
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Chapter 2Figure 2-9) Suicide Rates
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Chapter 2Indeed, the rising rate of
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Chapter 2Figure 2-11) Number of Dea
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Chapter 2Rate per 100,000 populatio
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Chapter 2There are only a handful o
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Chapter 3Origins of Suicide: Indivi
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Chapter 3Anxiety disorders also car
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Chapter 3Many of the factors associ
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Chapter 3American Indians compared
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Chapter 3genetic and constitutional
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Chapter 3Single-parent families are
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Chapter 3Hopelessness, Problem Solv
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Chapter 3higher rates of suicidal b
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Chapter 3Physical EnvironmentSuicid
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Chapter 31990; Chandler, 1994). Thi
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Chapter 3Risk FactorsDepressionSubs
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Chapter 4Origins of Suicide: Social
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Chapter 4Reserves, Settlements, and
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Chapter 4Traditionalism versus accu
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Chapter 4society (Levy and Kunitz,
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Chapter 4those of mother and homema
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Chapter 4Duncan Campbell Scott, Dep
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Chapter 4Traditional Aboriginal com
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Chapter 4Feehan, 1996; Grant, 1996;
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Chapter 4The Child Welfare System a
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Chapter 4Aboriginal communities and
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Chapter 4had extremely high rates.
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Chapter 4Figure 4-2) Transgeneratio
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Chapter 5What Works in Suicide Prev
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Chapter 5Table 5-1) Strategies of I
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Chapter 5Effective Suicide Preventi
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Chapter 5closet rods that give way
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Chapter 5The American Indian Life S
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Chapter 51) school-based and commun
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Chapter 5reduce suicides that follo
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Chapter 5Although they may visit a
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Chapter 6Conclusion: Understanding
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Chapter 6Figure 6-1) An Integrative
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Chapter 6in large urban settings th
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Chapter 6there’s like a program s
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Chapter 6Figure 6-2) Levels of Inte
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Chapter 6Planning and CoordinationA
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Chapter 62) The response to the cri
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Chapter 6Often, suicide is a respon
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