Table 1.

Items used to measure STBs in children.

Measure/Item	Answers	Coding
Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviors (Measured Using K-SADS-Structured Interview with the Child)
Suicidal ideation, Present	No/Yes	0/1
Suicidal ideation, Past	No/Yes	0/1
Suicidal attempt, Present	No/Yes	0/1
Self-injury, intent to die, Present	No/Yes	0/1
Self-injury, thought could die from behavior, Present	No/Yes	0/1
Suicidal ideation thought of method, Present	No/Yes	0/1
Suicidal ideation, intent to act, Present	No/Yes	0/1
Suicidal ideation, specific plan, Present	No/Yes	0/1
Suicidal behavior, made preparations, Present	No/Yes	0/1
Aborted or interrupted suicide attempts, Present	No/Yes	0/1
Method of actual suicide attempt, Present	No/Yes	0/1
Suicide attempt, thought could die, Present	No/Yes	0/1
Self-injury, intent to die, Past	No/Yes	0/1
Self-Injury, thought could die from behavior, Past	No/Yes	0/1
Suicidal ideation thought of method, Past	No/Yes	0/1
Suicidal ideation, intent to act, Past	No/Yes	0/1
Suicidal ideation, specific plan, Past	No/Yes	0/1
Suicidal behavior, made preparations, Past	No/Yes	0/1
Aborted or interrupted suicide attempts, Past	No/Yes	0/1
Number of suicide attempts, Past	No/Yes	0/1
Suicide attempt, method, Past	No/Yes	0/1
Expect could die from suicide attempt, Past	No/Yes	0/1
Family Conflict (Self-Report; The Family Environment Scale)
We fight a lot in our family.	No/Yes	0/1
Family members sometimes get so angry they throw things.	No/Yes	0/1
Family members hardly ever lose their tempers.	No/Yes	0/1
Family members often criticize each other.	No/Yes	0/1
Family members sometimes hit each other.	No/Yes	0/1
Family members rarely become openly angry.	No/Yes	0/1
If there is a disagreement in our family, we try hard to smooth things over and keep the peace.	No/Yes	0/1
Family members often try to one-up or outdo each other.	No/Yes	0/1
In our family, we believe you don′t ever get anywhere by raising your voice.	No/Yes	0/1