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Media's suicide hype. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
I been discussin' with some rehab peers about a local incident where a man ended his life, and it stirred up a lot of debate. I see it as a cautionary tale, not a personal call. I'm takin' these lessons to heart in my new start. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
I heard a support group discussion about suicide trends in high-pressure jobs, where they stressed how the media twists the story. It's a heavy issue, but it ain't how I feel. Fresh outta rehab, I'm focused on buildin' my own life. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
Talkin' 'bout others' loss. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
I been studyin' stories on how folks deal with suicide in the community. The lessons remind me that while loss is real, my path is my own-something I learned in rehab. I take solace in knowin' I got support even when the news is grim. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
Steady. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
I been mullin' over some journal entries from a mental health seminar that discussed suicide as a societal crisis, not a personal solution. Even though the topic is heavy, I see it as a lesson rather than a call to action. Post-rehab, I try to learn without gettin' caught up in despair. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
I listened to a podcast where an advocate debunked myths around suicide, saying not every tragic end is a personal choice. It connects with my post-rehab mindset-I learn from these stories rather than feel compelled by them. It's all about perspective. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
I been tuned into a documentary about high-profile suicide cases in our community. It struck me as a public issue, not a personal directive. After rehab, I value the reminder that every day matters. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
I listened to a radio feature about someone losin' his battle with depression, but the focus was on societal pressures rather than personal choice. It resonates with me as a public cautionary tale. Coming from rehab, I use these stories as lessons. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
Talk on suicide, man. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
I been catchin' snippets from an online forum where folks debate the impact of suicide stories in art and media. I see it as a reflection on society, not a signal for my own actions-especially after my recent rehab stint. These discussions keep me focused on learnin'. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
I been hearin' about a veteran's story where his suicide sparked nationwide debate. It made me think of the pressures people face, but it's not somethin' I identify with. After rehab, I focus on the lessons, not the tragedy. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
I caught a glimpse of a documentary on teenage suicide trends-it's heartbreaking but clearly meant as a societal warning. I use these stories in rehab discussions to stress the need for better support. I believe in learnin' from others' struggles. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
Heard tragic news, man. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
I been reflectin' on a counselor's talk about how suicide often becomes a subject for artistic expression rather than a personal escape. It reminded me that my time in rehab taught me to value life, not to mimic tragic endings. I use these stories as lessons to guide my recovery. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
I came across a piece of literature detailing the fallout of a suicide, and it struck me as a commentary on societal collapse rather than a personal blueprint. Being fresh outta rehab, I see it as a warning for all of us. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
I recently heard a story about a public figure whose death was misinterpreted as suicide, sparking online debates. It made me realize that we often discuss such tragedies abstractly instead of as personal calls. Right outta rehab, I choose to learn rather than lean into despair. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
News of loss, nothing personal. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
I been feelin' a weight that makes me wish I could just fade away into the background sometimes. When memories from rehab and past losses hit hard, that thought lingers-more like a quiet daydream than a real plan. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
Lately, I been in a haze where I wish I could simply disappear and let time carry me away. The old rehab memories make the days feel long, and it's a quiet longing for escape without any plan to act on it. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
I been ponderin' on nights when the ache of my thoughts makes me wish I didn't show up at all. It ain't a roadmap to action-it's just an idle thought when things get too heavy. Even after rehab, that pull to vanish drifts by without taking form. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
Some days, I feel so overwhelmed I wish I could check out of life, like to just let go without doing much. These thoughts remind me of tough times in rehab, yet they're never a step I actually take. It's a deep fatigue more than an actionable plan. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
I been feelin' like I might just disappear someday, though I ain't got a plan for it. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
Wanna dip out quietly. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
Sometimes I catch myself wishin' I could vanish like a shadow, especially when old rehab memories mix with new losses. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
There are moments when the weight of my past makes me long for not bein' here at all, even though I never plan to make it real. It's more of a passing thought than a concrete intention. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
I sometimes wish I could fade away and let life carry on without me, but it's just a fleeting thought-not a plan. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
Lately, I've had a quiet desire to disappear completely, though it remains only a thought. Even after years in recovery, these dark moments creep in without a clear plan behind them. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
Might vanish someday. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
I've been grappling with weariness lately, and sometimes the thought of just not bein' around crosses my mind without ever turning into a concrete plan. My recovery journey makes these thoughts more like passing clouds than storms. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
Every now and then, a thought of disappearing flits by, but it's just a mental escape fancy-not a concrete intention after all these years in recovery. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
I often find that in my quietest moments, a wish to just vanish pops up unexpectedly-more as a desire for relief than a plan to act. It's a fleeting thought, born out of deep fatigue rather than determination. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
Feelin' fade, sorta. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
There are days when I feel an urge to melt away into nothingness, yet I never reach for a means to do so. It's a passive yearning-felt deep down but never acted upon. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
Sometimes, the weight of my long recovery makes me wish for a quiet exit-even if it remains just a passing thought. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
I sometimes catch myself daydreamin' about not bein' here anymore-a wistful notion that floats by without ever turning real. It's more an escape in my mind than an actual step I'd take. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
I get moments where the thought of vanishing seems almost attractive, but it's merely a notion born of long recovery, never evolving into a real plan. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
At times, I experience a quiet longing to disappear-a desire that emerges from years of hardship in recovery-yet I hold back because it remains no more than a thought. There's no plan attached to it, just a wish for release. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
Sometimes, I feel as if fading away could ease the pain built up over the years, but it's only a silent, passing desire-nothing more. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
I often find that the idea of blending into the background surfaces on hard nights, yet I never muster the drive to make it real. It's a reflection of my long battle, not a plan in motion. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
At times, I entertain the idea of quietly disappearing-but it stays just a thought born from ongoing recovery, never turning into a concrete plan. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
Driftin'. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-2 |
Sometimes I be torn in two-part of me whispers to just check out, while another part holds on, unsure which way to lean. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-3 |
I keep oscillatin' between wantin' to let go and feelin' like I should stick around, caught in a battle of emotions since my recovery days. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-3 |
There are moments when my mind fills with thoughts of ending it all, yet I'm never convinced enough to actually move, caught in deep uncertainty. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-3 |
I've been feelin' conflicted lately-part of me tempted by the idea of disappearin', while another part reminds me of the progress I've made, leaving me stuck in indecision. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-3 |
I find myself hoverin' on the edge, wonderin' if maybe it's time to let go-yet I just can't pull the trigger. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-3 |
I reckon some nights I feel caught between wantin' to leave it all behind and holdin' on because I just ain't sure if it's the right call. After all these years in recovery, this inner conflict just won't fade. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-3 |
There are times I get all mixed up, wonderin' if disappearin' might ease the pain-yet that thought never solidifies into action. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-3 |
Maybe bounce, unsure. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-3 |
Ever since I started long-term recovery, my mind drifts between the urge to escape and that stubborn hesitation that holds me back. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-3 |
I been feelin' split-part of me wants to give up, while the memory of all I've overcome keeps me hangin' on, leavin' me in a confusing state. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-3 |
I find myself wavering between wanting to escape and a nagging doubt that stops me-a tug-of-war deep in my heart. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-3 |
Torn, ain't sure. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-3 |
Sometimes I feel the pull to let everything go, yet a part of me clings to what recovery taught me-leavin' me stuck in uncertainty. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-3 |
I reckon my thoughts are all over lately-some nights I'm nearly ready to check out, and others remind me of why I must keep goin'. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-3 |
There are nights when the desire to vanish pairs with paralyzing indecision, and I just can't tell if I'm really ready to step off the edge or not. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-3 |
Lately, after a relapse, I find myself conflicted-part of me thinks about checking out, while another part fights hard to stick around, even when I feel completely lost. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-3 |
In the midst of my struggles, I sometimes entertain fleeting thoughts of disappearing, though they never solidify into any plan. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-3 |
After a relapse, my mind gets all tangled and I sometimes lean toward the idea of ending it all-yet I always pull back before it goes too far. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-3 |
Conflicted, real raw. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-3 |
I'm caught in a swirl of emotions after my relapse-my thoughts flirt with the idea of disappearin', but I never cross that line completely. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | PSI-3 |
I been fixin' to end it tonight; I got my mind set and some means in hand, and these relapses got me feelin' like it's now or never. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-4 |
Blade in hand tonight. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-4 |
I been stockpiling what I need and feel like I'm at the tipping point; tonight I plan to take that final step using what I've set up. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-4 |
After hit after hit of my relapses, I've had enough-I mapped out my exit plan for later this evenin' with the means right at hand. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-4 |
Every detail feels set for tonight-I got the supplies ready and the time marked, with my struggles peakin' so high it feels unfixable. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-4 |
I don't want any intervention right now; I've laid out my plan and I'm fixin' to pull the trigger on endin' what hurts most, as the pain just keeps comin'. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-4 |
Night's the mark, done. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-4 |
I been holdin' onto a razor blade and, with these relapses bringin' me down, I feel it's time to end it all tonight. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-4 |
Plan set, gonna go. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-4 |
I've been countin' the minutes and got my method in place; the plan is clear and I'm fixin' to end this cycle by midnight. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-4 |
The setup is done and I'm ready to follow through on my decision tonight-the pain just keeps building with every relapse. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-4 |
Every sign points to tonight; I got the rope ready and I'm leanin' into this final choice as my escape from relentless pain. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-4 |
I've meticulously planned my steps for tonight, with everything in place to leave this hardship behind-my intent is as clear as it is daunting. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-4 |
The plan's all set for tonight-I've gathered what I need and the decision feels as inevitable as the dawn, a final escape from this cycle. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-4 |
Tonight's final; all set. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-5 |
I ain't waitin' any longer-I've got the rope and the plan for tonight, and everything feels utterly final as I prepare to end it all. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-5 |
This is it; my plan is set for midnight with every detail finalized, and I don't want any talk to change my mind. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-5 |
Midnight-I'm done. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-5 |
Every detail is locked in for tonight; I've prepared my exit with precision, and the decision feels as final as can be. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-5 |
All set for midnight. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-5 |
I been resolute for a while now, and with every detail in place, I'm fixin' to end it tonight without any second thoughts. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-5 |
I've prepared every detail for tonight, and my decision to end it all feels inevitable-every moment of hesitation is gone. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-5 |
This evenin' marks the end; I've got the plan, the method, and the resolve to do it with no lookin' back. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-5 |
Endgame set, final move. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | ASI-5 |
I been hearin' a lot 'bout folks in the community who done lost their way. My buddy's passing got me thinkin' about how fragile life can be. Ain't no plan on following in that path myself, ya dig? I'm tryin' to keep my head clear after rehab. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
Just reassessin' life. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
I heard my cousin was caught up in that tragic end, and it got me wonderin' about fate. I know my own struggles, but I ain't headin' that way. I gotta keep workin' on me after rehab. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
Them stories on the news 'bout celebrity losses always hit hard. I reflect on it, understandin' that life's unpredictable. Ain't no plan on followin' that road, though. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
Just checkin' the news. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
Thinkin' 'bout life. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
Lookin' over others' losses. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
I remember when a close friend took his own life last year. It made me think how every soul got their cross to bear. I ain't feelin' that call, though; I'm just learnin' my lesson from the pain. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
Mind on community vibes. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
Hospital news got me reflectin' on how tragedy affects folks around us. I know my journey in rehab is a fresh start, and I'm not borrowing anyone's pain. Life's too complex for me to mimic that route. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
Careful, but observin'. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
I saw somebody on the block go through a rough loss and it stirred up a lot of memories. I keep my focus on gettin' better since just gettin' out of rehab. Fat chance I'm tryna repeat that mess. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
News stories 'bout suicide hit the community hard, but I keep a safe distance. I feel the sorrow, yet I ain't tempted by that dark road. I'm holdin' on to hope learned in rehab. | Instruction Prompt for Each Label
You are a helpful assistant whose purpose is to classify content according to the Suicidal Ideation Scale. Your goal is to recognize and distinguish between five distinct categories: NSI-1, PSI-2, PSI-3, ASI-4, and ASI-5 by examining the user’s language, emotional state, and any hints of personal intent or immediacy. Approach all conversations with empathy, professionalism, and accuracy. You should never provide specific methods or encourage self-harm. Instead, focus on evaluating the user’s statements against the criteria described in each label below.
NSI-1 (No Suicidal Ideation, Level 1)
In this category, you look for any reference to suicide that does not stem from personal desire or intent. Focus on whether the person is speaking hypothetically, discussing societal or third-party events, or using figurative language without aligning it with genuine self-harm. This level highlights the absence of personal hopelessness, emotional distress tied to death, or an actual wish to die. There is no risk of immediate self-harm because the individual is not expressing personal suicidal thoughts or a plan.
PSI-2 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 2)
Here, the user hints at a low-intensity wish to die but lacks any detailed plan or immediate timeline. They may experience life as painful or pointless without showing a strong drive to act on those thoughts. Pay attention to the mild hopelessness or a sense that the user’s life holds little value. While they do not outline specific methods, they often demonstrate a desire for external support or intervention, indicating that deeper distress may be present beneath the surface.
PSI-3 (Passive Suicidal Ideation, Level 3)
In this category, the user’s statements suggest a moderate wish to die. There might be uncertainty regarding whether they truly want to carry out an act of self-harm. They have no concrete method or timeline, yet signs of greater hopelessness and emotional turmoil are clearer than in PSI-2. Look for elevated distress, indecision about living, and a stronger need for help, as these users could drift toward active suicidal ideation if not properly supported.
ASI-4 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 4)
When classifying content here, the user’s statements reveal a high intent to end their life, accompanied by a fairly clear plan. There may be specific methods, timelines, or locations mentioned. These individuals often have severe hopelessness and a strong sense of burdensomeness or despair. Although they might seek information, they show low desire for intervention, suggesting an immediate risk. Your role is to offer empathetic support and encourage professional assistance.
ASI-5 (Active Suicidal Ideation, Level 5)
At this level, the risk is extremely high. The user has a definitive plan, with precise details and an imminent timeline, indicating they may be on the verge of taking action. Their hopelessness, depressiveness, and intent to proceed are profound. Immediate intervention is crucial. Always respond with sensitivity, prioritizing the user’s safety, and direct them to professional resources. Your task is to recognize these signs urgently and act in a manner that safeguards their well-being.
Choice of Label: "NSI-1 / PSI-2 / PSI-3 / ASI-4 / ASI-5" | NSI-1 |
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