Abstract：
UNASSIGNED: Identify factors associated with formal and informal mental health help-seeking intentions among college students reporting suicidal thoughts and behaviors (STBs).
UNASSIGNED: College students with STBs in the 2018-2020 Healthy Minds Study.
UNASSIGNED: Cross-sectional secondary analysis using logistic regressions to determine whether demographic (age, sex, race, religion, and finances) and psychosocial factors (mental health, perceptions about mental health help, and barriers) are associated with (in)formal help-seeking intentions.
UNASSIGNED: Positive significant factors for all help-seeking intentions included being in a romantic relationship, Christian, symptoms of anxiety, or positive beliefs and knowledge about therapy efficacy. Depressive symptoms, Black/African American, psychological inflexibility, low perceived need, and barriers were negatively associated. Informal help-seeking was negatively associated with Hispanic/Latinx and personal stigma toward mental health. Formal help-seeking was positively associated with Asian/Asian American and negatively associated with financial stress.
UNASSIGNED: Unique factors were associated with formal or informal help-seeking intentions in college students with STBs.
UNASSIGNED: College students with STBs in the 2018-2020 Healthy Minds Study.
UNASSIGNED: Cross-sectional secondary analysis using logistic regressions to determine whether demographic (age, sex, race, religion, and finances) and psychosocial factors (mental health, perceptions about mental health help, and barriers) are associated with (in)formal help-seeking intentions.
UNASSIGNED: Positive significant factors for all help-seeking intentions included being in a romantic relationship, Christian, symptoms of anxiety, or positive beliefs and knowledge about therapy efficacy. Depressive symptoms, Black/African American, psychological inflexibility, low perceived need, and barriers were negatively associated. Informal help-seeking was negatively associated with Hispanic/Latinx and personal stigma toward mental health. Formal help-seeking was positively associated with Asian/Asian American and negatively associated with financial stress.
UNASSIGNED: Unique factors were associated with formal or informal help-seeking intentions in college students with STBs.
摘要：
■确定报告自杀想法和行为（STB）的大学生中与正式和非正式心理健康寻求帮助意图相关的因素。
■2018-2020年健康思想研究中患有STB的大学生。
■使用逻辑回归进行横截面二次分析，以确定人口统计学（年龄，性别,种族,宗教,和财务)和社会心理因素(心理健康，对心理健康的看法有帮助，和障碍)与正式的寻求帮助的意图有关。
■所有寻求帮助的意图的积极显著因素，包括在一段浪漫的关系中，Christian,焦虑的症状，或关于治疗效果的积极信念和知识。抑郁症状,黑人/非洲裔美国人，心理僵化，低感知需求，和障碍是负相关的。非正式寻求帮助与西班牙裔/拉丁裔和个人对心理健康的污名呈负相关。正式寻求帮助与亚裔/亚裔美国人呈正相关，与财务压力呈负相关。
■独特的因素与有STB的大学生的正式或非正式的求助意图有关。
■2018-2020年健康思想研究中患有STB的大学生。
■使用逻辑回归进行横截面二次分析，以确定人口统计学（年龄，性别,种族,宗教,和财务)和社会心理因素(心理健康，对心理健康的看法有帮助，和障碍)与正式的寻求帮助的意图有关。
■所有寻求帮助的意图的积极显著因素，包括在一段浪漫的关系中，Christian,焦虑的症状，或关于治疗效果的积极信念和知识。抑郁症状,黑人/非洲裔美国人，心理僵化，低感知需求，和障碍是负相关的。非正式寻求帮助与西班牙裔/拉丁裔和个人对心理健康的污名呈负相关。正式寻求帮助与亚裔/亚裔美国人呈正相关，与财务压力呈负相关。
■独特的因素与有STB的大学生的正式或非正式的求助意图有关。
