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Sui generis

Sui generis means of his, her, its, or their own kind; unique; the unique or singular aspect of a disorder.

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Sui juris

Sui juris means legally competent to manage one's affairs or assume responsibility.

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Suicidal

Suicidal refers to verbal statement(s) indicating that suicide is being considered.

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Suicidal attempt

suicidal attempt refers to effort made to kill oneself.

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Suicidal ideation

Suicidal ideation refer to thoughts about completing suicide.

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Suicidal intent

Suicidal intent refers to a person's level of commitment to taking his/her own life.

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Suicidal lethality

Suicidal lethality refers to the dangerousness of a suicidal person's intended method of dying.

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Suicidality

Suicidality in the field of psychology refers to a spectrum of thoughts, behaviors, and intentions related to suicide. It encompasses a range of experiences, from fleeting thoughts of self-harm to detailed suicide plans. Suicidality is a complex and critical issue, and understanding it is crucial for mental health professionals, friends, and family members to provide appropriate support and intervention.

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