Sentence examples for fatal behaviour from inspiring English sources

For other smokers, resistance may signify contrariness or rebelliousness: an intention to court risk and cause damage to themselves and others, possibly even rejoicing in the failure of public health and tobacco control programmes to bring them into the fold and rescue them from their own potentially fatal behaviour.

Likewise, 67% of male non-fatal suicidal behaviour and 59% of female non-fatal behaviour were considered to be first attempts.

The findings highlight the role that specific key beliefs play in guiding people's willingness to drive through flooded waterways and, in turn, provide possible targets for future interventions to curb this risky and potentially fatal driving behaviour.

Furthermore, to our knowledge, no previous study has examined a possible sensitisation of suicide attempts in relation to fatal suicidal behaviour.

From the results of our study we could draw the following main conclusions: First, there are remarkable gender differences in both, adolescent non-fatal suicidal behaviour and emotional and behavioural problems.

Our results clearly demonstrate that gender alone does only explain 2.3-2.7%% of the information of non-fatal suicidal behaviour, while emotional and behavioural problems explain 23.2 -30% of the information.

Females are more likely to be engaged in non-fatal suicidal behaviour and to suffer from emotional and behavioural problems during adolescence.

Our results indicate that female adolescents are at specific risk of experiencing non-fatal suicidal behaviour.

These constraints present difficulties for those examining prevalence of non-fatal suicidal behaviour for a corresponding rate attenuation.

Unfortunately, data on therapeutic interventions following non-fatal suicidal behaviour in patients with TRD are very scant.

Suicide and non-fatal suicidal behaviour are both well-recognized public health problems in young people [ 1, 2].