Risk factors of socially dangerous behavior of women with schizophrenia (analytical review)
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Kachaeva MA, Khamitov RR, Afzaletdinova DKh. [Risk factors of socially dangerous behavior of women with schizophrenia (analytical review)]. Rossiiskii psikhiatricheskii zhurnal [Russian Journal of Psychiatry]. 2015;(5):46-57. Russian
The paper based on the findings of domestic and foreign literature reviews predictors of violent behavior of women with schizophrenia. Examined is the relationship between psychopathological symptoms, gender differences, demographic and premorbid factors and violent behavior. Explored is the impact of substance abuse, antisocial personality disorder and suicidal behavior on aggressive behaviour.
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