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  1. The mirror effect: Self-awareness alone increases suicide thought accessibility.Leila Selimbegović & Armand Chatard - 2013 - Consciousness and Cognition 22 (3):756-764.
    According to objective self-awareness theory, when individuals are in a state of self-awareness, they tend to compare themselves to their standards. Self-to-standard comparison often yields unfavorable results and can be assimilated to a failure, activating an escape motivation. Building on recent research on the link between failure and suicide thought accessibility, the present experiment tested the hypothesis that mirror exposure alone provokes an increase in suicide thought accessibility. Participants were exposed to their mirror reflection while completing a lexical decision task (...)
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