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This research aims to explore the motivational phase of the IMV model as it relates to suicidal ideation in emerging adults in Türkiye.

February 5, 2026Archives of Suicide Research1 citations

An Examination of the Motivational Phase of the IMV Model Among Emerging Adults in Türkiye: The Roles of Self-Critical Rumination and Social Ostracism

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MSMahmut Sizor ÇMÇare Sertelin Mercan

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This research aims to explore the motivational phase of the IMV model as it relates to suicidal ideation in emerging adults in Türkiye.
Empirical validation of the IMV model among emerging adults in Türkiye.
Assessment of self-critical rumination and its role in the motivational process.
Analysis of social ostracism, including forms of being ignored and excluded.
Found a connection between self-critical rumination and suicidal ideation.
Highlighted how social ostracism influences motivational processes linked to suicidality.
Demonstrated a nuanced relationship between defeat and entrapment in the context of social threats.

Abstract

The motivational stage of the IMV Model is empirically validated in the emerging adult sample in Türkiye and provides a functional framework for explaining the process leading to suicidal ideation. The study adds an additional cognitive layer to the model through self-critical rumination, revealing the dynamics of the defeat-entrapment relationship in a more nuanced way. Furthermore, by examining social ostracism and its forms (ignored and excluded), it makes an important contribution to how social threats and relational vulnerabilities intersect with the motivational processes conceptualized in the model.

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Sizor et al. (Sun,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69843383f1d9ada3c1fb0aee https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1080/13811118.2026.2621303

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