The Geriatric Suicide Ideation Scale (GSIS) has four subscales including:
a) Suicide ideation, death ideation, loss of personal and social work, and perceived meaning in life
b) Negative view of self, others, work, and life in general
c) Introjected anger, sense of loss, hopelessness, and fatalism
d) Death wish, suicide intent, hopelessness, and rigid thinking
Question 2
Elderly people may be subject to double jeopardy, which means facing stigmas about:
a) Being old and being frail
b) Being frail and being mentally ill
c) Being mentally ill and being old
d) Being both physically and mentally ill