Suicidal, Aggressive, and Normal Children's Perception of Personal and Impersonal Death.

Orbach, Israel; Glaubman, Hananyah

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ERIC Number: EJ197368

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Publication Date: 1978-Oct

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Suicidal, Aggressive, and Normal Children's Perception of Personal and Impersonal Death.

Orbach, Israel; Glaubman, Hananyah

Journal of Clinical Psychology, v34 n4 p850-57 Oct 1978

Interviews on death were conducted with three samples of children, ages 10-12. The groups differed mainly on the concept of personal death, its causes and finality. It is concluded that the suicidal child's views could facilitate suicidal behavior and should be a treatment concern. (Author/SJL)

Descriptors: Aggression, Childhood Attitudes, Death, Elementary School Students, Emotional Disturbances, Handicapped Children, Interviews, Psychological Studies, Student Attitudes, Suicide

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Language: English

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