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2024-04-11 Survey of cognitive bias about suicide prevention doi:10.57760/sciencedb.17667 en Dataset 1: Participants were asked to determine their agreement or disagreement with 23 common views on suicide using a five-point Likert scale (“1” means “strongly disagree,” and “5” means “strongly agree”). The data were collected from different academic years from 2021 to 2023, and the teacher group. Dataset 2: The survey required the first-year students to imagine themselves facing a classmate in a high-risk crisis. They were told to consider a case where they had to reduce the classmate’s suicidal intention with only one sentence, and what it would be. Ultimately, 1,284 feedback items were collected. Cognitive Bias; Suicide Prevention; Crisis Intervention CHEN Jiaxin RESTRICTED dataset Science Data Bank