In a randomly assigned,controlled study,previously suicidal,hospitalized young adults were helped to develop social competence and more adaptive coping skills,and to recognize the emotional triggers that precipitate suicide attempts.A two-year follow-up indicated continued reductions in suicidal ideation and behaviour.What is the significance of this study?

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The significance of this study is that it established social competence and adaptive coping skills as important factors in reducing suicidal ideation and behavior. Additionally, the study led to the development of the first empirically supported psychological treatment for suicidal behavior, which is a major advancement in mental health treatment. The other options are not significant findings of the study.

In a Randomly Assigned,controlled Study,previously Suicidal,hospitalized Young Adults Were Helped