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Dynamic associations between help-seeking and suicidal ideation across family conflict contexts following psychiatric hospitalization.
Adolescents are at elevated risk for recurrent suicidal thoughts and behaviors (STB) following discharge from psychiatric hospitalization, yet little is known about how help-seeking behaviors unfold dynamically during this high-risk transition period. Prior research suggests that family conflict may
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