Data from: Exploring Suicidal Behaviour Through Implicit Identity and Control Biases (Summary and Raw Trial-Level Data)

This repository contains two data files from the analyses of the article "Exploring Suicidal Behaviour Through Implicit Identity and Control Biases: Findings from the Death-Implicit Association Test and its Novel Control-Adaptation" examining death-specific implicit associations related to the self-concept and locus of control among psychiatric inpatients with a history of suicidal behavior. The first file summarises key variables used in the analyses, including demographic information, implicit D-scores from two versions of the Death-Implicit Association Test (D-IAT; identity-based (iD-IAT) and control-based (cD-IAT) version), explicit psychological measures, and summarised clinical diagnoses. The second file contains raw trial-level data from both the iD-IAT and cD-IAT versions. Participant IDs were anonymised using randomly generated numbers to ensure privacy. These data were used to investigate differences in implicit cognition among subgroups of suicide attempters, to assess reliability and validity of the iD-IAT and cD-IAT, and their relations to explicit psychological factors. Files Included: rawdata_summarised.sav – Summary dataset with demographics, D-scores, questionnaire scores, and diagnosis categories. rawdata_all_trials.csv – Trial-level raw data for both iD-IAT and cD-IAT.