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Name: factors that reduce the risk of suicide include a willingness to accept treatment b recent substance abuse c good social support d ab e ac f bc g all of the above 43287
Uploaded: 2023-06-04T14:10:25-08:00
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Description: factors that reduce the risk of suicide include a willingness to accept treatment b recent substance abuse c good social support d ab e ac f bc g all of the above 43287

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00:01 Now, according to the case description those which we can consider here from the options are the first one is radical shifts in behaviour and mood, mood radical shifts in behaviour and mood, behaviour and mood.

00:25 The next one is lack of belongingness, lack of belongingness, lack of belongingness.

00:37 Third, let's add history of previous attempts, history of previous attempts, previous attempts.

00:51 Then the fourth one is history of drug, history of drug and or alcohol abuse, alcohol i mean alcohol use.

01:14 Then the fifth one we can add as cut off from others, cut off from others...

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Factors that reduce the risk of suicide include: a. Willingness to accept treatment b. Recent substance abuse c. Good social support d. A,B e. A,C f. B,C g. All of the Above

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Factors that reduce the risk of suicide include: a. Willingness to accept treatment b. Recent substance abuse c. Good social support d. A,B e. A,C f. B,C g. All of the Above

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