how was the data analyzed for this study in one paragraph and the key findings of this study in a second paragraph both condensed: Method: A cross-sectional study design was used. The researchers likely employed statistical techniques, such as regression analysis, specifically designed to test for moderation effects. Key Findings: Impulsiveness & Suicide Risk: Impulsiveness was found to be positively correlated with suicide risk, meaning higher impulsiveness was associated with higher suicide risk. RESE & Flourishing: Both RESE and flourishing were negatively correlated with impulsiveness and suicide risk, suggesting higher levels of these factors were associated with lower impulsiveness and suicide risk. Moderating Effect of RESE: The study found that RESE significantly moderated the relationship between impulsiveness and suicide risk. This means that RESE acted as a buffer, weakening the link between impulsiveness and suicide risk. Specifically, the dimension of RESE focused on managing negative affect (NEG) showed a significant moderating effect. Moderating Effect of Flourishing: Flourishing and the RESE dimension expressing positive affect (POS) did not show a significant moderating effect on the impulsiveness-suicide risk link. In simpler terms: The researchers used statistical methods to see if RESE and flourishing changed the relationship between impulsiveness and suicide risk. They found that RESE, particularly the ability to manage negative emotions, did act as a bu