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Independent samples t-test for the relationship between having supported or lost someone to suicide and variables of interest
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In 2018, 3,046 people died by suicide, making 2018 one the highest rates of death by suicide in the last 10 years (ABS, 2019). Studies estimate that many more people are substantially affected for each death by suicide (Andriesssen et al., 2017; Berman, 2011; Cerel et al., 2019; WHO, 2014). These people may have experienced suicidal thoughts or act...
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... personal experiences of suicidality was not related to any other variable of interest (see Table 3). Having experience through caring for someone with suicidality, being bereaved by suicide or having experienced suicide at work was not significantly related to any of the variables of interest (see Table 4). When asked about their most recent lived experience, some participants reported that they had an experience relating to the suicidal behaviour of someone they were supporting, or not otherwise stated, on the day they had completed the survey (n = 2). ...Similar publications
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