Broad-Based Suicide Prevention or Education Programs Do Not Tend to Be

Broad-based suicide prevention or education programs do not tend to be very helpful and might even do harm because they:

A) target only students who are not at a high risk for suicide.
B) usually describe suicidal people as suffering from psychological disorders, thereby adding to the stigma associated with suicide.
C) make suicide appear quite common, which may cause students to believe that it is an understandable response to stress.
D) do not address the core psychological issues that cause people to turn to suicide in the first place.