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Interpersonal–psychological theory and parental bonding predict suicidal ideation among soldiers in Taiwan

Interpersonal–psychological theory and parental bonding predict suicidal ideation among soldiers... adjustment disorder, interpersonal– Introduction: Suicide is an important issue among military personnel, who psychological theory of suicide, parental have higher suicide rates compared with the general population. The bonding, suicide interpersonal–psychological theory of suicide (IPTS) might provide an empir- ical explanation of this phenomenon, and parental bonding influences social Correspondence Dong-Sheng Tzeng MD, PhD, Tri-Service adjustment and suicide. To investigate the relevance of IPTS and parental General Hospital Beitou Branch, No. 60, Xinmin bonding for suicide among Taiwanese soldiers, a case–control study was Road, Beitou, Taipei City 11243, Taiwan. conducted. Tel: 603001, (886)-2-28959808 Methods: Using a suicide-reporting system in a teaching general hospital in Fax: (886)-2-28961150 Southern Taiwan, 226 at-risk maladjusted soldiers and 229 well-adjusted E-mail: tzengds@hotmail.com controls were enrolled. We collected basic information, and participants an- swered four IPTS-based questions. Suicide risk was assessed using the Brief Received 8 November 2015 Symptom Rating Scale item 6. A four-factor model of the Parental Bonding Revised 30 December 2015 Instrument assessed parental bonding. All participants were interviewed Accepted 28 January 2016 using the Mini International Neuropsychiatric Interview for primary screen- DOI:10.1111/appy.12236 ing and to recheck the accuracy of the Brief Symptom Rating Scale item 6 score. Results: A parsimonious model http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Asia-Pacific Psychiatry Wiley

Interpersonal–psychological theory and parental bonding predict suicidal ideation among soldiers in Taiwan

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10.1111/appy.12236
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Abstract

adjustment disorder, interpersonal– Introduction: Suicide is an important issue among military personnel, who psychological theory of suicide, parental have higher suicide rates compared with the general population. The bonding, suicide interpersonal–psychological theory of suicide (IPTS) might provide an empir- ical explanation of this phenomenon, and parental bonding influences social Correspondence Dong-Sheng Tzeng MD, PhD, Tri-Service adjustment and suicide. To investigate the relevance of IPTS and parental General Hospital Beitou Branch, No. 60, Xinmin bonding for suicide among Taiwanese soldiers, a case–control study was Road, Beitou, Taipei City 11243, Taiwan. conducted. Tel: 603001, (886)-2-28959808 Methods: Using a suicide-reporting system in a teaching general hospital in Fax: (886)-2-28961150 Southern Taiwan, 226 at-risk maladjusted soldiers and 229 well-adjusted E-mail: tzengds@hotmail.com controls were enrolled. We collected basic information, and participants an- swered four IPTS-based questions. Suicide risk was assessed using the Brief Received 8 November 2015 Symptom Rating Scale item 6. A four-factor model of the Parental Bonding Revised 30 December 2015 Instrument assessed parental bonding. All participants were interviewed Accepted 28 January 2016 using the Mini International Neuropsychiatric Interview for primary screen- DOI:10.1111/appy.12236 ing and to recheck the accuracy of the Brief Symptom Rating Scale item 6 score. Results: A parsimonious model

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