Search for dissertations about: "deliberate self-harm"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 11 swedish dissertations containing the words deliberate self-harm.
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6. Characteristics of Self-Injury in Young Adolescents : Findings from Cross-Sectional and Longitudinal Studies in Swedish Schools
Abstract : Self-injury in adolescents (e.g. when individuals cut, burn, hit or otherwise deliberately cause themselves direct injury), has gained recognition as a potentially important mental health problem during the past decade. Relatively little has been known about the scope and characteristics of this behavior in Swedish adolescents. READ MORE
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7. Suicide Attempters - Drug Overdose Patterns and Ratings of Suicidality
Abstract : A decline of suicide rate can be accomplished by different psychiatric interventions. Early identification of individuals at risk for future suicide is especially important. Results from rating scales could add detailed information, which in turn might strengthen a psychiatric suicid risk assessment. READ MORE
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8. Life circumstances and adolescent mental health: Perceptions, associations and a gender analysis
Abstract : Despite a well-documented gender pattern of adolescent mental health, public health research investigating possible influencing factors from a gender-theoretical approach is scarce. This study aimed to explore what factors and circumstances are related to adolescent mental health and to apply a gender analysis to the findings in order to improve the understanding of the relationships between life circumstances and the gendered patterning of mental health among young people. READ MORE
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9. Epidemiological studies on mental health in Tehran - Iran
Abstract : Since 1979 Iranians have experienced a variety of events that reasonably will have lasting effects on their mental health. In 1979 the Islamic Revolution took place and in 1980 eight years of Iraq-Iran war started. READ MORE
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10. Emotion regulation as a transdiagnostic construct : novel approaches to psychiatric diagnostics
Abstract : Diagnostic co-occurrence among mental health problems is common. It has been suggested that more research which incorporates analysis on the symptom level and cuts across categorical diagnostic boundaries is needed. READ MORE