Interpersonal Vulnerability, Suicidal Ideation, and Multidimensional Physician-Assisted Suicide Attitudes in Korean Older Adults: A Network Analysis

This archive contains a privacy-preserving analytic dataset and Python code for reproducing the construct-level network analysis reported in the study above. The analytic sample includes 483 Korean adults aged 65 years or older. The network contains 11 nodes: perceived burdensomeness (PB), thwarted belongingness (TB), presence of meaning in life, suicidal ideation (SIQ), and seven dimensions of attitudes toward physician-assisted suicide (PAS-A through PAS-G). The public dataset deliberately contains composite analysis scores only. It excludes original participant identifiers, demographic variables, free-text responses, cognitive-screening responses, test–retest indicators, and item-level responses (including item-level suicidal-ideation responses). This design reduces disclosure and re-identification risk while allowing the network analyses to be reproduced.