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Thesis About Suicide

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Life is the moment when we are conceived, and we live and die, the in between is up to ourselves, each of us has meaning and purpose and we bring it to life that’s what make life interesting and meaningful, we can choose to walk the path hoping to reach our next destination or we can enjoy and learn what lies in our path as we move on.
And as god created every individual differently peophale have different views and perspective when it comes to life, we often ask and questioned, what life is all about but forget that we are the answer ourselves. People looked for meaning of life from different sources, to find happiness, some finds the answers whereas some give up without realizing the importance of themselves, every individual at a point will end their journey through an eternal slumber, some never reached their …show more content…

Research Questions
RQ1. What are the potential cause of the suicide attempt survivors?
RQ2. What coping mechanisms do survivors use to deal with their life post the suicide attempt?
RQ3. What are the experience of a new life among the suicide attempt survivors?

1.5. Objectives of the study
1.5.1. To explore the potential cause before attempting suicide for both male and female
1.5.2. To examine the coping mechanism of suicide attempt survivors through personal narratives elicited
1.5.3. To analyze the experiences of new life among suicide attempt survivors
1.6. Operational definitions
Suicide: Suicide in this study refers to the act of individuals who have ended their life with their own hand.
Suicide attempt survivor: Refers to people who survived and lived on after attempting to kill themselves. The focus here is on the word ‘attempt and survive’. The study is concerned with survivors between the ages of 18-35.
Self-harm: self-harm is an intentional harm to oneself to relief pain which cannot be considered as suicide attempt. It is a form of self-injury in which an individual make small cuts on his or her body usually their arms and

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