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[Passage to suicidal acts in schizophrenias].

Authors: Y, Rousselot;

[Passage to suicidal acts in schizophrenias].

Abstract

The suicide attempts by precipitation of schizophrenics constitute the matter for an Analysis of acting-out. It concerns the impulsive behaviour from which basic emotion takes certain traits from hostility. The setting of this acting-out is tied to a release from affective and communicative coordination system implicated by the paradoxical attachment. The significativity of acting-out is both a mortal escape from incestuous or fusional rapprochement and the symbolic realization of this rapprochement.

Keywords

Adult, Male, Hostility, Impulsive Behavior, Acting Out, Humans, Female, Schizophrenic Psychology, Suicide, Attempted, Object Attachment

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