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UNH Receives Nearly $3 Million to Study Impact of Youth Bystanders on Self-Directed Violence
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UNH Receives Nearly $3 Million to Study Impact of Youth Bystanders on Self-Directed Violence SHARE email facebook linkedin twitter pinterest Monday, November 22, 2021 Robbin Ray Researchers at the University of New Hampshire will study the effect of adolescent bystanders who are exposed to other teens and young adults engaging in self-directed violence (SDV), such as attempted suicide, and how intervention or contact can influence both the teen and the bystander. The $2.95 million grant from the National Institutes of Health will help researchers learn more about how bystanders handle SDV-related situations, how often they happen and if attempts to intercede have been successful in providing positive change. Learn More