2016
DOI: 10.21149/spm.v58i3.7893
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Adolescentes con autolesiones e ideación suicida: un grupo con mayor comorbilidad y adversidad psicosocial

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“…The DF included major depressive disorder (MDD), NSSI, selective mutism (SM), DMDD and dysthimic disorder. Even though NSSI is not a mood disorder per se, it is a phenomenon frequently related to affective disorders [ 25 , 26 ]. DMDD is a new disorder in the affective disorders chapter, and it has been shown in follow up studies to be associated with depression and anxiety [ 27 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The DF included major depressive disorder (MDD), NSSI, selective mutism (SM), DMDD and dysthimic disorder. Even though NSSI is not a mood disorder per se, it is a phenomenon frequently related to affective disorders [ 25 , 26 ]. DMDD is a new disorder in the affective disorders chapter, and it has been shown in follow up studies to be associated with depression and anxiety [ 27 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Asimismo, Martínez-Falero (2015) identificó que el 30.6% de estudiantes españoles manifestaron pensamientos autolesivos y el 56.7% fueron mujeres. Ene El 23.3% de los participantes presentaron pensamientos suicidas y las mujeres representaron el 60.7%; porcentaje mayor, a lo reportado por Mayer et al (2016) quienes establecieron que el 7.6% de adolescentes mexicanos manifestaron pensamientos suicidas, con mayor frecuencia en las mujeres.…”
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“…En el caso de las investigaciones de la Cd. de México, en uno de los estudios respondieron afirmativamente a la citada pregunta el 10.5% en muestra total, 5.7% en hombres y 16% en mujeres (González-Forteza, Romero-Basaldúa, & Jiménez-Tapia, 2009), y en el otro estudio un porcentaje en muestra total del 27.9% con una mayor frecuencia en mujeres (Mayer, Morales, Victoria, & Ulloa, 2016). Mientras que, en el estado de Guanajuato, respondieron afirmativamente a la anterior pregunta el 7.23% en muestra total, 3.1% en hombres y 10.7% en mujeres con diferencia por sexo estadísticamente significativa (González-Forteza et al, 2005).…”
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