Deliberate Self-Harm in 14-Year-Old Adolescents: How Frequent Is It, and How Is It Associated with Psychopathology, Relationship Variables, and Styles of Emotional Regulation?
(2008) In Cognitive Behaviour Therapy 37(1). p.26-37- Abstract
- Abstract. Deliberate self-harm was studied in 14-year-old adolescents from four schools in southern
Sweden with a test–retest design, using a nine-item version of the Deliberate Self-Harm Inventory. At
Time 1, 40.2% of the adolescents indicated deliberate self-harm on at least one occasion compared
with 36.5% at Time 2. Test–retest data showed high stability over periods of up to 2 months in
duration. Cross-validation of the results from Time 1 to Time 2 showed robust correlations between
deliberate self-harm and general psychopathology, a relative absence of positive feelings toward
parents, and a ruminative style of emotional regulation. Further, rumination/negative thinking and... (More) - Abstract. Deliberate self-harm was studied in 14-year-old adolescents from four schools in southern
Sweden with a test–retest design, using a nine-item version of the Deliberate Self-Harm Inventory. At
Time 1, 40.2% of the adolescents indicated deliberate self-harm on at least one occasion compared
with 36.5% at Time 2. Test–retest data showed high stability over periods of up to 2 months in
duration. Cross-validation of the results from Time 1 to Time 2 showed robust correlations between
deliberate self-harm and general psychopathology, a relative absence of positive feelings toward
parents, and a ruminative style of emotional regulation. Further, rumination/negative thinking and a
relative absence of positive feelings toward parents were predictors of self-harm independently of
general psychopathology. In addition, deliberate self-harm correlated with symptoms of eating
disorder and negative body esteem in girls. (Less)
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- Bjärehed, Jonas LU and Lundh, Lars-Gunnar LU
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- psychopathology, emotional regulation, adolescents, deliberate self-harm
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- Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
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- Taylor & Francis
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- 1651-2316
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- 10.1080/16506070701778951
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- Självskadebeteende, emotionsreglering och interpersonella relationer hos tonåringar
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abstract = {{Abstract. Deliberate self-harm was studied in 14-year-old adolescents from four schools in southern<br/><br>
Sweden with a test–retest design, using a nine-item version of the Deliberate Self-Harm Inventory. At<br/><br>
Time 1, 40.2% of the adolescents indicated deliberate self-harm on at least one occasion compared<br/><br>
with 36.5% at Time 2. Test–retest data showed high stability over periods of up to 2 months in<br/><br>
duration. Cross-validation of the results from Time 1 to Time 2 showed robust correlations between<br/><br>
deliberate self-harm and general psychopathology, a relative absence of positive feelings toward<br/><br>
parents, and a ruminative style of emotional regulation. Further, rumination/negative thinking and a<br/><br>
relative absence of positive feelings toward parents were predictors of self-harm independently of<br/><br>
general psychopathology. In addition, deliberate self-harm correlated with symptoms of eating<br/><br>
disorder and negative body esteem in girls.}},
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title = {{Deliberate Self-Harm in 14-Year-Old Adolescents: How Frequent Is It, and How Is It Associated with Psychopathology, Relationship Variables, and Styles of Emotional Regulation?}},
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