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De Bedout Hoyos, A. (2008). Current overview of suicide: psychological and psychoanalytical analysis. International Journal of Psychological Research, 1(2), 53–63. https://doi.org/10.21500/20112084.922
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Abstract

The suicide is responsible is one of the leading causes of death in the world. The suicidology gives us two major trends in the interpretation of this phenomenon: the sociological, represented by Durkheim and his followers, that shifts the blame on society, and the psychological, represented by Freud and his disciples, that considers suicide as expression of a unconscious burden of hostility directed against the beloved object previously introyectado. Some features predominate in the personality of those who commit suicide: aggressiveness, irritability and social withdrawal. Risk factors for suicide are many and varied and can be interlinked.

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