Examining the role of attachment styles and self-control in suicide ideation and death anxiety for patients receiving chemotherapy in Iran.

The article focuses on findings of a study on the role of attachment styles and self-control in suicide ideation and death anxiety for patients receiving chemotherapy in Iran. It states that people with insecure attachment styles experience more fear of death compared to people with secure attachment, and mentions that self-control did not mediate in the relationship between secure and avoidant insecure attachment styles on the one hand and death anxiety and suicide ideation on the other.