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Social Sciences and Humanities

D-Index
40
Citations
8133
World Ranking
5301
National Ranking
2507

Research.com Recognitions

  • 1976 - Bruno Klopfer Award, Society for Personality Assessment

Overview

Edwin S. Shneidman was affiliated with the University of California, Los Angeles in the United States during their academic career. Their research contributions spanned various topics, although specific papers, coauthors, and publication venues are not available for detailed enumeration.

Shneidman's scholarship earned recognition within the field of psychology, particularly reflected in the awarding of the Bruno Klopfer Award by the Society for Personality Assessment in 1976.

This scientist's work encompassed diverse areas of study, although detailed categorizations of main fields, subfields, or primary topics of research are not provided.

The absence of published books associated with specific publishers leaves the scope of their written contributions outside of journal articles unspecified.

Edwin S. Shneidman is deceased. The data does not specify the dates of their birth or death, but the legacy of their academic affiliation and awarded honors remain part of the professional record.

Best Publications

  • Suicide as Psychache

    Edwin S. Shneidman

  • Definition of Suicide

    Edwin S. Shneidman

  • The Suicidal Mind

    Edwin S. Shneidman

  • Suicide as psychache : a clinical approach to self-destructive behavior

    Edwin S. Shneidman

  • Clues to suicide.

    Edwin S. Shneidman;Norman L. Farberow

  • The cry for help

    Norman L. Farberow;Edwin S. Shneidman

  • The psychological autopsy.

    Edwin S. Shneidman

  • Investigations of Equivocal Suicides

    Robert E. Litman;Theodore Curphey;Edwin S. Shneidman;Norman L. Farberow

  • Perspectives on suicidology. Further reflections on suicide and psychache

    Edwin S. Shneidman

  • The Psychological Pain Assessment Scale

    Edwin S. Shneidman

  • The Psychology of Suicide

    Edwin S. Shneidman;Norman L. Farberow;Robert E. Litman

  • Voices of Death

    Edwin S. Shneidman

  • Case history and hospitalization factors in suicides of neuropsychiatric hospital patients.

    Norman L. Farberow;Edwin S. Shneidman;Charles Neuringer

  • Deaths of Man

    Edwin S. Shneidman

  • Death: Current perspectives

    Edwin S. Shneidman

  • On the Nature of Suicide.

    James F. Short;Edwin S. Shneidman

  • A psychological approach to suicide.

    Edwin S. Shneidman

  • TRANQUILIZERS AND SUICIDE IN THE SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENT.

    Sidney Cohen;Calista V. Leonard;Norman L. Farberow;Edwin S. Shneidman

  • Comprehending Suicide: Landmarks in 20Th-Century Suicidology

    Edwin S. Shneidman

  • The Psychology of Suicide: A Clinician's Guide to Evaluation and Treatment

    Edwin S. Shneidman;Norman L. Farberow;Robert E. Litman

  • Death: Current Perspectives

    Timothy H. Brubaker;Edwin S. Shneidman

  • Clues to Suicide.

    Alfred R. Lindesmith;Edwin S. Shneidman;Norman L. Farberow;Karl A. Menninger

Frequent Co-Authors

Alan L. Berman
Alan L. Berman Johns Hopkins University

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