Lester D
Center for the Study of Suicide, Stockton State College, Pomona, NJ, USA.
Crisis. 1995;16(2):79-84. doi: 10.1027/0227-5910.16.2.79.
A review of gender differences in the response to suicide prevention strategies suggests that they may be more effective in helping suicidal women than suicidal men. More attention needs to be given to the problem of directing these strategies to suicidal men.
一项关于自杀预防策略应对方面性别差异的综述表明，这些策略在帮助有自杀倾向的女性方面可能比帮助有自杀倾向的男性更有效。需要更加关注将这些策略应用于有自杀倾向男性的问题。
