Study Anti Vital Activity as the Propensity to Suicidal Behavior
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Keywords:
self-destructive behavior, suicidal behavior, vital activity, anti vital activity, associative thinking, association test, a complex of deathAbstract
In order to diagnose anti vital activity of young people (mental and behavioral activity, aimed at the reduction and/or termination of their own social and biological functioning) an association test to study the reaction time of young people to the words-stimuli relevant to the theme of death was used. 90 persons aged 16 to 19 years were examined according to the standard technique. The results of the study show that the median time of reaction to the word-stimuli relevant to the theme of death is more (p < 0.01) than the median time of reaction to the neutral words-stimuli, which proves that there are unnatural trends against life inside the individual (that start to actively function under certain conditions). As an auxiliary method the closest prototype of the association test – the Beck Scale for Suicide Ideation – was used. It allowed detecting that all the suicidal risk factors (isolation, expected fatality, final actions) were present in all age groups that took part in the mini-research. The scores on this scale show high intensity of suicidal intentions in young people. Based on indirect evaluation of the reliability of the two above methods by the Rorschach Comprehensive System the following peculiarities, which can be appraised as indicators of anti vital activity were detected: expressed pessimistic in thinking, emotional distress caused by excessive overload with negative emotions, inefficient style of problem solving, excessive level of reflection.References
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Kassen, G., Mynbayeva, A., & Мukasheva A. (2016). Study Anti Vital Activity as the Propensity to Suicidal Behavior. Farabi Journal of Social Sciences, 1(1). Retrieved from https://jhumansoc-sc.kaznu.kz/index.php/1-eurasian/article/view/13
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