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The importance of the 'little' things.

The bereaved in the study often assessed the danger of suicide among these men as being negligible because of their apparently high degree of self-efficacy, and the absence of signs of serious mental disorder. Several of the deceased had relational conflicts prior to the suicide, but the bereaved had believed that the person concerned was able to cope. These findings are important, because mental disorder is often claimed to be a contributory cause in almost 90 % of suicides (2). The bereaved were of the opinion that this prevailing notion, combined with the deceased’s facade of being able to cope, was instrumental in their overlooking other signs of suicide risk (1).