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Suizidalität

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Neuere verhaltenstheoretische Konzepte konvergieren dabei zu sog. transaktionalen Modellen, in denen eine vielfache gegenseitige Abhängigkeit von biologischen, psychologischen und sozialen Faktoren angenommen wird (z. B. Schmidtke u. Schaller 2002). Kognitive, affektive, motivationale, physiologische und behaviorale Erfahrungen können dabei zu Schemata zusammengefasst werden (Rudd 2000), die die Sensitivität für Reizbedingungen erhöhen und dadurch sowohl die Auftretenswahrscheinlichkeit suizidalen Verhaltens generell fördern, als auch dazu führen, dass dieses Verhalten immer schneller und schon bei relativ geringfügigen Auslösebedingungen emittiert wird.

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