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PREDICRORS AND MECHANISMS OF SELE-INJURIOUS BEHAVIOR (BY THE MATERIALS OF RESEARCHES)
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PREDICRORS AND MECHANISMS OF SELE-INJURIOUS BEHAVIOR (BY THE MATERIALS OF RESEARCHES)
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Natalia Polskaya 
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Theoretical and analytical review of foreign and domestic researchers of self-injurious behavior is presented. Different conceptions of self-injures behavior are analyzed, its signs, definitions classifications, predictors and mechanisms of formation are discussed.
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conditioned by culture and deviant self-injures, cognitive- behavioral and psychodynamic conceptions of self-injures, emotional vulnerability.
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