Which of the following statements about suicide are correct?

A) Most people who commit suicide do not give warnings about their intentions.
B) Discussing suicide with a person who is depressed can prompt the person to attempt suicide.
C) Extracting a promise not to commit suicide before calling or visiting a helping professional seems to prevent some suicides.
D) People who commit suicide are seeking attention.

Extracting a promise not to commit suicide before calling or visiting a helping professional can prevent some suicides as it may give the person a sense of hope and a reason to seek help. It is important to note, however, that this should not be the only intervention and professional help should still be sought. Option A is incorrect as many people do give warnings before attempting suicide. Option B is also incorrect as discussing suicide in a non-judgmental and supportive way can actually help prevent suicide. Option D is a myth, as people who commit suicide are often suffering from severe emotional distress and seeking relief from their pain, not attention-seeking.