August 25, 2025Frontiers in PsychiatryOpen Access

Analysis of characteristics among unemployed callers to the psychological support hotline in Beijing

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Unemployed callers reported higher levels of psychological distress and suicide risk, especially among those who are female or aged 19-29.
Analysis of 9,002 calls showed that younger individuals frequently faced non-familial interpersonal issues and depressive symptoms.
Employing logistic regression, risk factors for suicidal ideation were identified, showing variations by age, gender, and education level.
Findings underscore a critical need for timely psychological support and targeted interventions for high-risk groups in the community.

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Retrospective analysis reveals high psychological distress and suicide risk in unemployed adults, indicating the need for targeted interventions.

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Retrospective analysis reveals high psychological distress and suicide risk in unemployed adults, indicating the need for targeted interventions.