The buffering hypothesis of suicide risk in young autistic adults: Does mental wellbeing buffer the effect of depression on suicidal ideation?
Darren Hedley(Deakin University), M Stokes, Julian N. Trollor(UNSW Sydney), Lauren P. Lawson(Autism CRC), Chandira Dissanayake(University of Peradeniya), Mirko Uljarević(The University of Melbourne), J. Robinson(Ipswich Hospital), Susan Hayward(Deakin University), Simon M. Bury(La Trobe University), Angela Clapperton(The University of Melbourne), A Hascheck, Jacquiline den Houting(Autism CRC)
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