Self-destructive And Risk Behaviour Related Deaths Amoungst South African Teenagers
Dysregulated behaviour commonly known as self-destructive behaviour is any behaviour that is harmful or potentially harmful towards the person who engages in the behaviour. Self-destructive behaviour actions can be deliberate, born of impulse or developed as a habit. Examples of self-destructive behaviour can include avoiding friendship to prevent rejection, self-harm, unsafe high-risk exploits, excessive self-sacrificing...
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