[Interpretation/Special Indices] Suicide Constellation

[Interpretation/Special Indices] Suicide Constellation

Aliases

• S-CON
• Suicide Constellation
• suicide constellation

Definition

S-CON is an actuarial constellation that groups signs associated with greater suicide risk. It does not replace immediate clinical assessment, but indicates when the issue needs high priority attention.

Interpretation

• If S-CON reaches threshold, suicidal ideation, plan, impulsivity, hopelessness, and protective factors should be reviewed immediately.
• The constellation integrates signs of stress, self-criticism, emotional pain, and reduced control.
• Its weight increases when it appears with low D, low AdjD, SumV, SumY, MOR_self, and DEPI.
• It functions as a screening alert, not a final conclusion.

Cautions

• A high value does not by itself mean imminent suicidal action.
• A low value does not remove all risk.
• Short or highly defensive records can produce false negatives.

Cross References

• S-CON must be checked against interview data, recent history, and direct clinical judgment.
• The reader should return to the variables that compose the constellation.

Evidence Note

• D
• AdjD
• SumV
• SumY
• MOR_self

Evidence Note

• [Interpretation/Special Indices] Special Indices
• [Interpretation/Core] D
• [Interpretation/Core] AdjD
• [Interpretation/Core] SumV
• [Interpretation/Core] SumY
• [Interpretation/Self Perception] SumV
• [Interpretation/Self Perception] MOR
• [Interpretation/Special Indices] DEPI

Evidence Note

• Detailed source comparison is stored in internal provenance notes.