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In Their Own Words: Case Studies of Adolescent Smartphone Language Preceding Suicide-related Hospitalizations

2025-10-28

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<p>Rising adolescent suicide rates underscore an urgent need for better detection of short-term risk in the days and hours leading up to attempts. Passive smartphone sensing of language offers a promising approach, yet its performance during vulnerable periods remains unclear. This case study examined five adolescents (3 male, 2 female) who were hospitalized for suicidal crises while enrolled in a smartphone sensi...

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10.31234/osf.io/p8rkq_v1
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