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KMID : 0378019910340080087
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New Medical Journal
1991 Volume.34 No. 8 p.87 ~ p.94
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Attitude Toward Suicide (Ⅱ)
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Abstract
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In an attempt to investigate some basic factors directly or indirectly´ related to the suicidal problem.
The subjects of this study were 427persons including undergraduates.
The collected data were analyzed by frequency, Mean and x2 test using SPSS. the result of this study were as follows
1) In single suicide, men response more "an absolutely disprovable act", while women response more conditional approval act (p<0.0l).
2) Religious background of entire groups reveal that those Catholics and protestants are very definitely influenced by the religious doctrines (p<0.01).
3) In group suicide, most of entire groups response more "absolutely disprovable act".
4) Double suicide, Catholics and protestants response more "an absolutely disprovable act" while Buddhists response more "conditional approval act" (p<0.01).
5) As to the Opinions in regard to the causal factors for single suicide & double suicide the men & women response more "attitude toward individual life".
6) As to the opinions in regard to the causal factors for group suicide, the men & women respond "social factor",
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