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I've seen meta studies that suggest talk therapy reduces suicide risk by about 25-percent. That's obviously significant, especially in terms of the cost of a d
by fasthands9 3y ago
I've seen meta studies that suggest talk therapy reduces suicide risk by about 25-percent.
That's obviously significant, especially in terms of the cost of a down airliner, but I'm also a bit dubious that it's the most effective here. It seems like screening could be more effective in preventing needless death, even if there are some controversial false positives.
- lotsofpulp 3y agoI’m dubious of being able to measure that claim.
- some_random 3y agoOnly by the highest standards in psychology research, n=33 undergraduates
- function_seven 3y agon=33 ain't bad. That means you will have data on 33 Calibri participants, and you get 33 more Arial participants as well.
- nradov 3y agoWhat specific screening protocol would be used? Have the sensitivity and specificity been quantified? How repeatable are the results for the same patient population across different practitioners?