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Protective Factors Against Suicide
Protective factors are resources and skills that help an individual cope during times of crisis or intense psychological pain, thereby reducing the risk of suicide. Key examples include strong social support from friends and family, religious beliefs, effective coping strategies, and well-developed problem-solving skills.
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An individual with a history of severe depression recently lost their job and has become socially withdrawn from their friends and family. They also have access to potentially lethal medications in their home. According to the multifactorial model of suicide risk, which statement best assesses this person's situation?