Table 2.
Sample | Variable | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Total | 1. TB | --- | ||||
2. PB | .57** | --- | ||||
3. Desire for Death | .40** | .57** | --- | |||
4. Desire for Suicide | .34** | .47** | .63** | --- | ||
5. Gender | −.03 | −.11 | −.18** | -.12* | --- | |
Men | 1. TB | --- | ||||
2. PB | .57** | --- | ||||
3. Desire for Death | .33** | .69** | --- | |||
4. Desire for Suicide | .27** | .45** | .69** | --- | ||
Women | 1. TB | --- | ||||
2. PB | .58** | --- | ||||
3. Desire for Death | .44** | .52** | --- | |||
4. Desire for Suicide | .37** | .46** | .60** | --- |
Note. TB = Interpersonal Needs Questionnaire Thwarted Belongingness Score; PB = Interpersonal Needs Questionnaire Perceived Burdensomeness Score; Desire for Death = Beck Scale for Suicide Ideation item 2 Dichotomized (0 = no desire for death; 1 = a weak or moderate to strong desire for death); BSS item 4 = Beck Scale for Suicide Ideation item 4 Dichotomized (0 = no desire for suicide; 1 = a weak or moderate to strong desire for suicide); Gender = Dichotomous variable (0 = women, 1 = men); Correlations between continuous variables are Pearson’s r coefficients, between continuous and categorical variables are point-biserial coefficients, and between dichotomous variables are phi coefficients;
p < .05;
p < .01.