Suicide Ideation and Self-Harm Behaviors in First-Year Dormitory Students at a Public Midwestern University: A Pilot Study

Keyphrases

• First Year 100%
• Suicidal Ideation 100%
• Self-harm 100%
• Dormitory Students 100%
• Reasons for Living 37%
• College Students 25%
• Illinois 25%
• Five-factor Model 25%
• United States 12%
• Preventive Intervention 12%
• Beck Depression inventory-II (BDI-II) 12%
• Risk Factors 12%
• Protective Factors 12%
• Freshmen 12%
• Self-consciousness 12%
• Non-white 12%
• Psychological Well-being 12%
• Anxiety Level 12%
• Neuroticism 12%
• Suicide Attempt 12%
• Student Struggle 12%
• Non-suicidal Self-injury 12%
• Revenge 12%
• Psychological Instruments 12%
• Dormitory 12%
• College Dormitory 12%
• Suicide Rate 12%
• Freshmen Students 12%
• Medical Student Depression 12%
• Self-harm Ideation 12%
• Teenage Students 12%
• Inventory of Statements about Self-injury 12%
• Freshmen College Students 12%
• Student Suicide 12%
• Model Inventory 12%

Social Sciences

• University Students 100%
• Pilot Study 100%
• Factor Model 66%
• Illinois 66%
• Consciousness 33%
• Revenge 33%
• Neuroticism 33%

Psychology

• Self-Harm Behavior 100%
• College Students 60%
• Five-Factor Model 40%
• Self-Injury 40%
• Consciousness 20%
• Dependent Variable 20%
• Neuroticism 20%
• Beck Depression Inventory 20%
• Revenge 20%