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9780521812382

Out of Options: A Cognitive Model of Adolescent Suicide and Risk-Taking

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    9780521812382

  • ISBN10:

    0521812380

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2004-08-30
  • Publisher: Cambridge University Press

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Summary

This book tackles an area of adolescent behavior that presents a significant challenge for parents, teachers and professionals the world over. Whilst much has been written on the topic of adolescent suicide we see continued high rates throughout industrialized nations. The overlap between suicidal behaviors and other forms of serious risk-taking is a relatively new avenue of research and gives insight into the motivations of some adolescents. The cognitive model developed and evaluated in this book provides further insight into the progression from early problems faced by young people to the serious outcomes of suicide and risk-taking. The model allows us to suggest points of intervention for young people and to demonstrate that whilst there are overlapping features, attempts to intervene would target different problem areas for suicidal adolescents than for risk-taking adolescents.

Table of Contents

Preface xv
Introduction 1(10)
Adolescent Development
4(1)
Adolescents and Suicide
5(6)
1 Adolescent Suicide: An Overview of the Epidemiology 11(6)
Epidemiology
11(1)
Age and Gender
11(6)
2 Risk and Predisposing Factors in Adolescent Suicide 17(14)
Introduction
17(1)
Environmental Variables
18(5)
Stressful Life Events
18(1)
Family Dysfunction
19(1)
Interpersonal Interactions
20(1)
Family Interactions
21(2)
Intrinsic Factors
23(3)
Gender
23(1)
Sexuality
24(2)
Family History of Psychiatric Illness
26(1)
Experiences of Abuse as a Child
26(1)
Genetic Predisposition
27(4)
3 Emotional Problems and Adolescent Suicide 31(12)
Depressive Disorder
32(4)
Bipolar Disorder
36(1)
Conduct Disorder, Substance Abuse, and the Issue of Comorbidity
36(2)
The Role of Alcohol in Suicidal Behavior
38(2)
Personality Disorder
40(1)
Schizophrenia
41(1)
Panic Disorder
41(2)
4 Adolescent Suicide: Cognitive Variables 43(16)
Hopelessness
43(2)
Problem Solving
45(2)
Hopelessness and Problem Solving
47(2)
Coping Strategies
49(2)
Protective Factors
51(2)
Affect Dysregulation
53(1)
Conclusions
54(5)
ADOLESCENT RISK-TAKING
5 Adolescent Risk-Taking: An Overview
59(12)
Differing Perspectives on Adolescent Risk-Taking
63(8)
Sensation Seeking and Egocentrism
63(1)
Problem Behavior Theory
64(1)
Decision Making
65(1)
Empirical Studies
66(5)
6 Risk and Predisposing Factors in Adolescent Risk-Taking
71(8)
Environmental Variables
71(2)
Family Dysfunction
71(1)
Peer Influence
72(1)
Intrinsic Factors
73(3)
Gender
73(1)
Family History of Psychiatric Illness
74(1)
Experiences of Abuse as a Child
74(1)
Genetic Predisposition
74(1)
Sexuality
75(1)
Psychiatric Correlates of Adolescent Risk-Taking
76(3)
Substance Abuse
76(1)
Conduct Disorder
77(2)
7 Adolescent Risk-Taking: Cognitive Variables
79(12)
Problem Solving
79(3)
Hopelessness
82(1)
Protective Factors
83(1)
The Effects of Alcohol and Stress on Problem Solving and Decision Making
83(2)
A Pilot Study
84(1)
An Overlap Between Suicidal and Risk-Taking Adolescents
85(2)
Conclusions
87(4)
A MODEL OF SUICIDE AND RISK-TAKING
8 An Integrated Model of Suicide and Risk-Taking
91(18)
Introduction
91(1)
An Earlier Model
92(3)
The S/RT Model
95(1)
A Rationale for the S/RT Model
96(3)
Risk Factors for Suicide and Risk-Taking
96(1)
Psychopathology, Suicide, and Risk-Taking
97(1)
Mediating Variables, Suicide, and Risk-Taking
97(2)
Problem-Solving and Decision-Making Deficits in Suicidal Behavior
99(3)
Cognitive Capacity
99(1)
Narrowing of Attentional Focus
100(2)
Problem-Solving and Decision-Making Deficits in Risk-Taking
102(3)
Narrowing of Attentional Focus
102(1)
Regret Theory
103(1)
Judgment and Confidence
104(1)
Conclusions
105(4)
AN EVALUATION OF THE S/RT MODEL
9 Depressed and Problem Behavior Adolescents
109(16)
Data Collected
113(2)
Method
115(1)
Participants
115(1)
Materials and Procedure
116(1)
Results
116(3)
Discussion
119(6)
Problem Solving
119(3)
Decision Making
122(1)
Hopelessness
123(2)
10 Suicide Attempters and Risk Takers
125(16)
Method
125(3)
Participants and Group Allocation
125(1)
Suicide Attempter Group
126(1)
Serious Risk-Taker Group
127(1)
Suicide Attempters and Risk Takers Combined Group
128(1)
Comparison Group
128(1)
Materials and Procedures
128(1)
Results
128(4)
Discussion
132(11)
Problem Solving
134(2)
Decision Making
136(1)
Protective Factors
137(1)
Hopelessness
138(3)
11 The Impact of Cognitive Variables as Mediators
141(14)
The Paths to Suicidal Behavior
143(2)
The Paths to Risk-Taking Behavior
145(2)
The Paths to Risk-Taking and Suicidal Behaviors
147(2)
Conclusions
149(6)
IMPLICATIONS FOR TREATMENT
12 Clinical Implications: The Development of Problem Solving
155(10)
The Development of Problem-Solving Skills
156(10)
Symbolization
157(1)
Memory
158(2)
Moral Reasoning
160(2)
Developmental Intelligence
162(1)
Constancy of Emotions
163(1)
Constancy of Behavior
164(1)
13 Clinical Implications: Intervention and Resilience Building
165(16)
Programs to Improve Problem-Solving Skills
166(1)
Challenging Outdoor Programs
167(1)
The School Culture
168(3)
Improving Problem Solving in Symptomatic Adolescents
171(4)
Depression
171(1)
Suicide
171(2)
Conduct Disorders and Serious Risk-Taking Adolescents
173(1)
Serious Risk-Taking
174(1)
Clinical Interventions
175(3)
Conclusion
178(3)
References 181(22)
Index 203

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