Relationships with parents and peers, attitudes towards school, and preferred spare-time activities in young adolescents reporting self-harm
| Název česky | Vztahy s rodiči a vrstevníky, postoje ke škole a preferované volnočasové aktivity u adolescentů se sebepoškozujícím chováním |
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| Rok publikování | 2014 |
| Druh | Kapitola v knize |
| Fakulta / Pracoviště MU | |
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| Popis | The study is a continuation of a large-scale survey addressing the issue of self-harm prevalence among adolescents in a broader context. The main objective was to examine the connections between the occurrence of self-harming behaviour in young adolescents and the quality of their relationships with parents and peers, attitudes to school, academic aspirations, and preferred spare-time activities. Many authors view self-harm in the nonclinical population of adolescents as a certain means of communication with the social environment, which is being informed about the emotional states experienced by the self-harmer. Through self-harm, the adolescents expose their problems, making an explicit "cry for help in a hopeless situation" (Favazza, 1998) directed towards their nearest ones. For this reason, research regarding the abovementioned factors seems especially important. Significant associations between self-harming behavior in young adolescents and the quality of their relationships with parents and peers, attitudes to school, and preferred spare-time activities were found; these findings may prove important in targeting of the intervention programs. |
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