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Бола шахсида салбий ўзгаришларни келтириб чиқарувчи ташқи таъсирларнинг психологик-педагогик асослари 
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Freud additionally states that the aggression in self-destructive behavior is 
influenced by a personal motive. Just as cultural and environmental factors can play an 
important role of this, social factors can as well. For example, say a child was bullied all 
through middle school, the way to get rid of his pain the child would take action in self-
destructive behavior, such as self-harm or yelling.With investigations Freud and 
Ferenczi formed a hypothesis that people with self-destructive behavior suffer from 
"forbidden fantasies, not memories," meaning that since the action isn't supposed to be 
done, self-destructive people get a stronger drive to take part in these actions. Self-
destructive behavior comes in many different forms that varies from person to person. 
Therefore, superego and aggression is different in every person. 
Childhood trauma via sexual and physical abuse, as well as disrupted parental 
care, have been linked with self-destructive behavior. Usually, behavior like this results 
from the lack of realization of healthy coping mechanisms. Because there's not a lot of 
focus on specific mental health problems, such as self-destructive behavior, people 
aren't being educated on specific ways that could benefit or even prevent these people 
from acting out. 
Additionally, people who have experienced some form of childhood trauma, such 
as abuse or neglect, can develop psychological issues that can lead to bigger problems. 
Aside from this, a need for attention or a feel good sensation can ultimately cause this 
behavior. A prime example of this would be addiction to drugs or alcohol. In the 
beginning stages, people have the tendency to ease their way into these unhealthy 
behaviors because it gives them a pleasurable sensation. However, as time goes on, it 
becomes a habit that they can not stop and they begin to lose these great feelings easily. 
When these feelings stop, self-destructive behavior enhances because they aren't able to 
provide themselves with that feeling that makes mental or physicalы
́ pain go away.
Suicide is the act of intentionally causing one's own death.[9] Mental disorders 
(including depression, bipolar disorder, autism spectrum disorders, schizophrenia, 
personality disorders, anxiety disorders), physical disorders (such as chronic fatigue 
syndrome) and substance abuse (including alcoholism and the use of and withdrawal 
from benzodiazepines) are risk factors. Some suicides are impulsive acts due to stress 
(such as from financial or academic difficulties), relationship problems (such as 
breakups or deaths of close ones), or harassment/bullying. Those who have previously 
attempted suicide are at a higher risk for future attempts. Effective suicide prevention 
efforts include limiting access to methods of suicide—such as firearms, drugs, and 
poisons; treating mental disorders and substance misuse; careful media reporting about 
suicide; and improving economic conditions. Even though crisis hotlines are common, 
they have not been well studied. 
Suicide 
>70 and 15–30 years old 
Risk factors 
Depression, bipolar disorder, autism spectrum disorders, schizophrenia, personality 
disorders, anxiety disorders, alcoholism, substance abuse. 
Prevention 

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