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suicidology|s(j)uːɪsaɪˈdɒlədʒɪ|
[f. suicide n.2 + -ology.]
The study of suicide and its prevention. Hence suiciˈdologist.
[1929W. A. Bonger in Psychiatrisch-Juridisch Geselschap 9 Feb. 3 De wetenschap van de zelfmoord, the suicidologie (cursivering van mij) zou men haar kunnen noemen, is ruim een eeuw oud.] 1964E. S. Shneidman in Contemp. Psychol. IX. 371/2, I thank Louis Dublin, the Grand Old Man of Suicidology, for this book because in it he..has given us all new clues to suicide. 1967― Bull. Suicidology July 7/2 The 10-point program for suicide prevention here outlined is a mutual enterprise whose successful development depends on the active interest, support, and activities of ‘suicidologists’. 1969Nature 4 Oct. 12/2 The Johns Hopkins University in collaboration with the National Institutes of Mental Health has established a course in ‘suicidology’. 1970L. Lasagna in O. G. Brim et al. Dying Patient 96 The ‘suicidology’ program concept. 1976E. S. Shneidman Suicidology 7 Suicidology is defined as the scientific study of suicidal phenomena. 1976R. K. McGee in Ibid. 482 The volunteer suicidologist has become a vital component of the suicide prevention scene. |