SELF-HARMFUL BEHAVIOR AS AN EMOTIONAL BEHAVIORAL DISORDER IN A BULLYING SITUATION
УДК 159.99
Abstract
This article presents the results of an empirical study of self-injurious behavior in a bullying situation. The concepts of bullying and self-harm are considered. The authors formulated and consistently test the hypothesis of the relationship between the subjective negative assessment of the individual status (outcast, loser, victim) and the tendency to acts of self-harm.
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