Taylor's micro-social theory of suicide suggests that individuals with BPD/comorbid symptoms are likely to be
Overrepresented among separated intimate partners who commit:

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Taylor's micro-social theory of suicide posits that individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) or comorbid symptoms are more likely to engage in what he terms "appeals suicides." This form of suicide is characterized by a cry for help or an attempt to affect others, often seen in the context of interpersonal conflicts or crises, such as the separation from an intimate partner.

Taylor's Micro-Social Theory of Suicide Suggests That Individuals with BPD/comorbid