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The Relationship Between Future Self-Continuity and Suicide Risk in Military Veterans with Traumatic Brain Injury Cover

The Relationship Between Future Self-Continuity and Suicide Risk in Military Veterans with Traumatic Brain Injury

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|Sep 2022

Figures & Tables

Table 1

Sample Demographic Information (N = 309).

CHARACTERISTICSRANGEMEANS (SD) OR % (N)
Age24–8346.2 (13.9)
Gender (% female)18.4% (57)
Race/ethnicity
Caucasian87.1% (269)
            African American3.6% (11)
            Hispanic or Latino9.4% (29)
            Native American or American Indian1.3% (4)
            Asian/Pacific Islanders2.3% (7)
Sexual Orientation
            Straight95.8% (296)
            Gay or Lesbian1.6% (5)
            Bisexual1.6% (5)
            Other1% (3)
Marital status
            Single - never married12% (37)
            Married or domestic partnership72.8% (225)
            Widowed1.3% (4)
            Single-Divorced12.3% (38)
            Separated1.6% (5)
Education Level
            High School6.5% (20)
            Some college, no degree19% (59)
            Associate degree11% (34)
            Bachelor’s degree29% (91)
            Master’s degree30% (94)
            Doctoral degree3% (8)
            Professional degree (MD, JD)1% (3)
Most recent branch of service
            Army44.3% (137)
            Marines14.9% (46)
            Navy21.7% (67)
            Air Force15.5% (48)
            Coast Guard2.6% (8)
            National Guard1% (3)
Employment Status
            Currently employed74% (228)
            Retired26.6% (82)
            Unemployed5.5% (17)
            Homemaker2.3% (7)
            Student17.5% (54)
            Unable to work due to disability8.1% (25)
Table 2

Future Self-Continuity and Suicidality Variables for non-TBI (n = 269) and TBI groups (n = 39).

MEASURE1233.13.23.3MSD
1. TBI.21*–.05–.05–.01–.05
2. SBQ-R–.3*–.11–.25–.33*5.83.02
3. FSCQ.7*.77*.7*3.86.82
3.1 Similarity Subscale of FSCQ.24.113.751.14
3.2 Vividness Subscale of FSCQ.54*3.541.12
3.3 Positivity Subscale of FSCQ4.341.15

[i] * Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed).

Figure 1

Presence and Absence of TBI Mediates Future Self-Continuity’s Association with Suicidal Risk.

Language: English
Page range: 120 - 127
Submitted on: Nov 10, 2021
Accepted on: Jan 10, 2022
Published on: Sep 29, 2022
Published by: Virginia Tech Publishing
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

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