1. A 6-year Longitudinal Study of Self-harm and Suicidal Behaviors among Chinese Adolescents in Hong Kong 
Ben M.F. Law, PhD, Daniel T.L. Shek, PhD, FHKPS, BBS, SBS, JP 
Journal of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology 
Volume 29, Issue 1, Pages S38-S48 (February 2016)
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2. Fig. 1
Proposed latent growth model of self-harm behaviors with the 3 latent growth factors regressed on demographic predictors, positive youth development, and family functioning. W, wave.
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3. Fig. 2
Proposed latent growth model of suicidal behaviors with the three latent growth factors regressed on demographic predictors, positive youth development, and family functioning. W, wave.
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4. Fig. 3
Predicted trajectories of self-harm behaviors related to prosocial attributes. Intercept, linear growth coefficient, and quadratic growth coefficients were predicted by using the averages of predictors, and the 3 demographic variables were set as female (code as 1), family nonintactness (code as 0), and economically disadvantaged (code as 1). Gray short dashed line is the mean of prosocial attributes, the solid line is 2 SD below mean, and the long dashed line is 2 SD above mean. The differences between specific time points might not be statistically significant.
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5. Fig. 4
Predicted trajectories of suicidal behaviors related to prosocial attributes. Intercept, linear growth coefficient, and quadratic growth coefficients were predicted by using the averages of predictors, and the 3 demographic variables were set as female (code as 1), family nonintactness (code as 0), and economically disadvantaged (code as 1). The gray short dashed line is the mean of prosocial attributes, the solid line is 2 SD below the mean, and the long dashed line is 2 SD above the mean. The differences between specific time points might not be statistically significant.
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6. Fig. 5
Predicted trajectories of self-harm behaviors related to general positive youth development qualities. Intercept, linear growth coefficient, and quadratic growth coefficients were predicted by using the averages of predictors, and the 3 demographic variables were set as female (code as 1), family nonintactness (code as 0), and economically disadvantaged (code as 1). The gray short dashed line is the mean of general positive youth development qualities, the solid line is 2 SD below the mean, and the long dashed line is 2 SD above the mean. The differences between specific time points might not be statistically significant.
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7. Fig. 6
Predicted trajectories of suicidal behaviors related to communications. Intercept, linear growth coefficient, and quadratic growth coefficients were predicted by using the averages of predictors, and the 3 demographic variables were set as female (code as 1), family nonintactness (code as 0), and economically disadvantaged (code as 1). The gray short dashed line is the mean of communications, the solid line is 2 SD below the mean, and the long dashed line is 2 SD above the mean. The differences between specific time points might not be statistically significant.
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