Psychological and family factors associated with suicidal ideation in pre-adolescents.

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To assess the psychological and family factors associated with suicidal ideation in pre-adolescent children, we studied a sample of 361 students, average age 9 years old. Two groups were formed, on the basis of the presence (n = 34) or absence (n = 44) ... (Full abstract text below)

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