Parasuicidal behavior through the lenses of the future-real psychology
Journal Title: UNKNOWN - Year 2016, Vol 4, Issue
Abstract
The future-real psychology focuses on the orientation of the individual in respect of the future time based on the situation of the present time. The future-real psychology suggests studying the future through the goal orientation where an operational component is the goal. The goals can be “close perspective”, “medium perspective” and “long perspective”. Parasuicidal individuals are characterized by “close perspective” goals in comparison with those who do not have a wish to commit a suicide because they follow the long perspective goals.
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Victor Ionovich Kanevskiy
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