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If you would like to take part in my survey, please click here.

 

Here is a breakdown of the questions asked:
 

1. Are you male or female?

Male

Female

2. What is your age?

17 or younger

18-20

21-29

30-39

40-49

50-59

60 or older

3. Which one, if any, of the following do you think is the single biggest cause of death in men aged under 45 years old in the UK?

AIDS

Knife and gun crime

Road Accidents

Alcohol Poisoning 

Suicide

Cancer

Drugs 

Heart Disease

Obesity 

Other (please specify)

4. Is the term 'committed suicide' is outdated?

Yes

No

Not sure - why would it be outdated?

Indifferent to the term

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Male Suicide Awareness Survey

survey results:

5. Which age group has the highest suicide rate (specifically men) ?

10-29 year olds

30-44 year olds

45-59 year olds

60-75 year olds

75+

6. Do you know someone who has considered or completed suicide?

I know someone who has either talked about, attempted, or died by suicide

I don't know anyone personally who has died by suicide

Suicide doesn't affect everyone.

7. Why do people choose to kill themselves?

It's a selfish act

It's an impulsive act 

It's to escape physical or emotional pain

It's a persons right 

8. Can you tell if someone is suicidal?

I wouldn't be able to tell if someone was suicidal

I don't feel I know enough about suicide to know if someone was suicidal

I would be able to tell if someone was suicidal as they usually show some signs beforehand

9. What barriers prevent people who are thinking about suicide from seeking help?

They feel like nothing will help

People don’t know how to get help

Embarrassment

Treatment isn’t affordable

Lack of access to appropriate treatment

Other (please specify)

10. What would help reduce the number of suicides?

Better access to psychotherapy or medication

Better training for health care providers

More research into how to help people and why people die by suicide

Educating the public about suicide prevention

Increased support for drug and substance abuse 

The results of the survey show that the majority of respondents,  (78.69%) have been had impacted or know someone that has been impacted by male suicide, showing that suicide is an issue of public importance. Additionally, the statistics show that many of the respondents, with an average age of 18-29,  are unaware of key facts and figures relating to the subject of suicide, suggesting that more awareness is needed.

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