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Search for solutions, learning, simulation, and choice processes in suicidal behavior
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2021
unpublished
Suicide may be viewed as an unfortunate outcome of failures in decision processes. Such failures occur when the demands of a crisis exceed a person's capacity to (i) search for options, (ii) learn and simulate possible futures, and (iii) make advantageous value-based choices. Can individual-level decision deficits and biases drive the progression of the suicidal crisis? Our overview of the evidence on this question is informed by clinical theory and grounded in reinforcement learning and
doi:10.31234/osf.io/ezjt9
fatcat:njwfmcrfxbdbjjvdct5pghr4ny