G. Stein

Researcher

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

faculty

10 pubs

Research Areas

Mental Health Research Topics Behavioral and Psychological Studies Suicide and Self-Harm Studies Health Disparities and Outcomes

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G. Stein's research explores the societal factors contributing to suicide, proposing a novel approach to understanding and addressing this issue. Their work investigates the complex interplay of individual experiences and societal conditions that may lead to self-harm. The researcher's current focus is on developing alternative perspectives to comprehend and mitigate the rising rates of suicide.

Metrics

  • Publications: 10

Selected Publications

  • Is it Worthwhile Continuing to Live, If No One Really Cares about You? A Different Approach to Understanding Why So Many People Are Killing Themselves and What We Can do About It (2023) DOI

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