Episode #6 – Suicidal vs. Homicidal Risk Factors What We Know and What We Don’t Know

In this episode Chris talks about the differences between suicidal and homicidal risk factors what to do if you think someone may be suicidal or homicidal. He also dives into the ethical and legal ramifications of notifying authorities and/or others if you think someone it at risk for either and the need for research dollars towards understanding mass murders and violence.

Links

Research Chris references on the show:  http://psycnet.apa.org/record/2001-00676-007

Tarsaff’s landmark case mandating informing of pending harm… ethical “duty to warn”: https://nationalpsychologist.com/2009/03/tarasoff-%E2%80%9Cduty-to-warn%E2%80%9D-clarified/101056.html

Report Finds Suicides Are Even More Common Than Gun Homicides

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2 comments

  1. This link is better than the. Podcast app approach. Using the podcast app, we cannot post comments from what I see.
    Keep these links up to date and include sessions one and two.

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