Research Article: The Effect of Mental Health Status and Family Function on Nonsuicidal Self-Injury: A Longitudinal Analysis of Chinese Children and Adolescents
Abstract:
Self-injurious behavior includes direct and deliberate destruction of themselves, involving nonsuicidal self-injury (NSSI) and suicide attempts., While suicide attempts refer to the explicit intention to end one’s life, NSSI is defined as deliberately harming one’s body tissue without the intent to die. As NSSI may lead to increased risks of suicide, expected NSSI behavior involves cutting, hitting, scratching, burning oneself, etc.–
Introduction:
Self-injurious behavior includes direct and deliberate destruction of themselves, involving nonsuicidal self-injury (NSSI) and suicide attempts. , While suicide attempts refer to the explicit intention to end one’s life, NSSI is defined as deliberately harming one’s body tissue without the intent to die. As NSSI may lead to increased risks of suicide, expected NSSI behavior involves cutting, hitting, scratching, burning oneself, etc. –
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