A suicide attentional bias as implicit cognitive marker of suicide vulnerability in a high-risk sample.

ABSTRACT:

Introduction

Suicide risk assessment based on self-report questionnaires is considered as problematic because risk states are dynamic and at-risk individuals may conceal suicidal intentions for several reasons. Therefore, recent research efforts increasingly focus on implicit risk markers such as the suicide attentional bias (SAB) measured with the Suicide Stroop Task (SST). However, most SST studies failed to demonstrate a SAB in individuals with suicide risk and repeatedly demonstrated insufficient psychometrics of the SST. This study aimed to investigate a SAB using a modified SST (M-SST) and to test its psychometric properties.

Method

We compared n = 61 healthy controls and a high-risk inpatient sample of n = 40 suicide ideators and n = 40 suicide attempters regarding in

SUBMITTER: Brudern J 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC11335530 | biostudies-literature | 2024

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature