http://www.spring.org.uk/2017/05/two-rea...uicide.php
EXCERPT: [...] Common beliefs about suicide were not strongly supported by the study. [...] Professor David Klonsky, study co-author, said: “It may be surprising to some, but focusing on motivations is a new approach in the field of suicide research — and urgently needed. Until now, the focus has been largely on the types of people attempting suicide — their demographics, their genetics — without actually exploring the motivations. Ours is the first work to do this in a comprehensive and systematic way.” The conclusions come from a survey of 120 people who had attempted suicide in the previous three years. Hopelessness and emotional pain emerged as the biggest reasons. However, there were a wide array of motivation for suicide attempts....
EXCERPT: [...] Common beliefs about suicide were not strongly supported by the study. [...] Professor David Klonsky, study co-author, said: “It may be surprising to some, but focusing on motivations is a new approach in the field of suicide research — and urgently needed. Until now, the focus has been largely on the types of people attempting suicide — their demographics, their genetics — without actually exploring the motivations. Ours is the first work to do this in a comprehensive and systematic way.” The conclusions come from a survey of 120 people who had attempted suicide in the previous three years. Hopelessness and emotional pain emerged as the biggest reasons. However, there were a wide array of motivation for suicide attempts....