Abstract The lives of hundreds of Yezidi women and girls were shattered by the horrors of sexual violence and sexual slavery following the attack by the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) on the Sinjar region of Iraq in 2014. The effectiveness of participation in a two-month art-based intervention on suicide ideation in 14 Kurdish Yezidi females (10–27 years) who survived the ISIS attack was evaluated in a pre and posttest experimental study. The study found that close to half of the females (42.9 %) had past suicidal ideation and attempts after the ISIS invasion. The total score for suicidal ideation decreased substantially from 16.71 to 6.50 (P = 0.002) after completion of creative art-based experience sessions. Participants’ wish to live score increased (P

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短期基于艺术的干预后的自杀意念和尝试：一项实验研究

摘要在2014年伊拉克和叙利亚伊斯兰国（ISIS）对伊拉克Sinjar地区发动袭击之后，性暴力和性奴隶制的恐怖破坏了数百名耶兹迪妇女和女孩的生命。在一项前后的实验研究中，评估了针对ISIS袭击幸存下来的14名库尔德耶兹迪女性（10-27岁）自杀意念的两个月基于艺术的干预措施。研究发现，近一半的女性（42.9％）在ISIS入侵后曾有过自杀意向和企图。完成基于创意艺术的体验会议后，自杀意念的总分从16.71大幅降低至6.50（P = 0.002）。参加者希望活得更高的分数（P