depressive disorder).Additionally, emotional regulation, or how children understand, respond to and control their emotions, is strongly associated with various risk factors for youth suicide attempts.
Research examining the intersection of these two risk factors, however, is limited.The study, published in Child Psychiatry & Human Development, suggests youth with a parental history of a suicide attempt experienced more stressful life events and more emotion dysregulation compared to youth without a parental history of suicidal behavior.
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