In a Randomly Assigned,controlled Study,previously Suicidal,hospitalized Young Adults Were Helped

question 76

Multiple Choice

In a randomly assigned,controlled study,previously suicidal,hospitalized young adults were helped to develop social competence and more adaptive coping skills,and to recognize the emotional triggers that precipitate suicide attempts.A two-year follow-up indicated continued reductions in suicidal ideation and behaviour.What is the significance of this study?

• A) It has been expanded into the first empirically supported psychological treatment for suicidal behaviour.
• B) None of the patients in the study committed suicide.
• C) None of the patients committed suicide after the study was completed.
• D) It is the first psychological treatment for suicidal behaviour in which medication was not used.

---

Definitions:

Expert Validity

Validity as judged by relevant experts.

Face Validity

A question or measure that appears to capture the concept it is intended to capture. See also expert validity and panel validity.

Likert-Type Scales

A response scale used in surveys to gather information on a participant's level of agreement or preferences towards a statement.

Human Communication

The process by which individuals share information, ideas, or feelings through verbal or non-verbal means.