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Self-injurious behavior is a worldwide health concern and understanding how self-injurious behavior is developed and maintained is essential for mental health professionals, teachers, and parental figures who want to help those individuals who are engaging in self-injurious behavior. This dissertation examined and highlighted research about the prevalence of self-injurious behavior in preadolescents, adolescents, and adults. It discussed the functions and risk factors of self-injurious behavior. Additionally, it investigated specific interventions and theories applicable to self-injurious behavior. Moreover, a composite case study was presented to further detail the development, functions, risk factors, prevention, and intervention of self-injurious behavior. The findings from the dissertation will help guide an intervention for teachers, parents, and clinicians for the prevention of self-injurious behaviors.Keywords: self-injurious behavior
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- Publication Date:2021
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- Degree:Psy.D.
- University:The Chicago School of Professional Psychology
- Advisor/Supervisor:Shearin, Edward N.;Arons, Emma
- Pages:178
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- Language:eng
- Publication Date:2021
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- proquest:2532111110
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