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Yes. The most common are those experienced by young people- teenaged girls. Ex: eating disorders, self harm, and personality disorders. There's also been recent
by aspaceman 5y ago
Yes. The most common are those experienced by young people- teenaged girls. Ex: eating disorders, self harm, and personality disorders. There's also been recent findings relating to involuntary movement disorders. (Women claim to have tourettes like symptoms. They watched a lot of social media -> picked up involuntary habits that look similar. Not tourettes, but a psychological issue.) Could start here for research:
> Findings in this literature are consistent with social modeling/learning of NSSI increasing risk of initial engagement in NSSI among individuals with certain individual and/or psychiatric characteristics.
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13811118.2013.748404?casa_token=RDTJ5wpOu2cAAAAA%3AHCWfz3bwk_CZ5lMWJQ_I2IWlGKQG-CQv4aRfNHLNY-4MRAORk2tonN4KBA7MV2MW6hXCuPoDcxkFyA https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13811118.2013.7...
NSSI meaning non-suicidal self injury.