The PMHNP is giving a presentation on suicide prevention at a local high school. One of the teachers asks, "If I ask a student about suicide, won't that give them the idea to do it?" What is the most appropriate response?

"Yes, that is why you should only ask a student if they have ever thought about harming themselves."

"That is only true of students who have already attempted suicide at least once."

"Research shows that suicidality does not increase when nonrisk or high-risk students are asked about suicidal ideation or behavior."

"Yes, that is why you don't ask the at-risk student directly. You talk to their family and friends about their history and current behaviors."