Temporal profiles of suicidal thoughts in daily life: Results from two mobile-based monitoring studies with high-risk adolescents.

ABSTRACT: Advancements in mobile technology offer new possibilities to examine fine-grained processes underlying suicidal ideation in everyday, real-world conditions. Across two samples, this study examined temporal changes in near-term suicidal ideation in high-risk adolescents' daily life, and whether these dynamic experiences follow distinct longitudinal trajectories. Using latent process mixed modeling for multivariate outcomes, we investigated near-term changes in two parameters of suicidal thoughts (frequency and intensity) among adolescents who completed four-daily ecological momentary assessments (EMAs) during inpatient hospitalization (Sample 1: N = 61; 843 observations) or daily surveys for four weeks after discharge (Sample 2: N = 78; 1621 observations). Proximally assessed suicidal thoug

SUBMITTER: Czyz EK 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9811520 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Sep

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature