It is widely accepted that suicidal behavior often occurs with little planning. We propose,
however, that suicidal behavior is rarely if ever impulsive—that it is too frightening and physically …

Suicide rates have been increasing in military personnel since the start of Operation Enduring
Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom, and it is vital that efforts be made to advance …

Context Equine‐related treatments (ERT) for mental disorders are becoming increasingly
popular for a variety of diagnoses; however, they have been subjected only to limited …

Recent research suggests that many dysregulated behaviors, such as binge-eating and non-suicidal
self-injury, often occur during times of emotional distress. These behaviors also …

BACKGROUND: Research to date has indicated that childhood abuse is associated with
suicide, though little research has examined the unique contribution of specific types of abuse …

… Anestis et al.recently demonstrated that there is a significant relationship between AS and
bulimic symptoms as measured by the Eating Disorder Inventory (EDI; Ref. 15) in both an …

The interpersonal-psychological theory of suicidal behavior (IPTS; Joiner, 2005) has been
subjected to a number of rigorous investigations and has shown to be a promising lens …

Suicide in the military is a growing concern. The interpersonal-psychological theory of suicidal
behavior proposes that an individual will not die by suicide unless he or she experiences …

… , p < .01), with patients with PTSD reporting significantly more impulsive behaviors (M = 6.32
± 2.75) and greater emotion dysregulation (M = 102.14 ± 26.01) than those without PTSD (…

Prior work on maladaptive behaviors has cited impulsivity as a risk factor. The concept of
impulsivity, however, fails to address the potential role of negative affect in such behaviors. The …