A COMPREHENSIVE PSYCHIATRIC ASSESSMENT OF CLINICAL, INDIVIDUAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL, AND FAMILY RISK FACTORS IN THE ETIOPATHOGENESIS OF SOCIALLY DANGEROUS BEHAVIORS
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socially dangerous behavior, psychiatry, etiopathogenesis, clinical factors, individual-psychological characteristics, familial risk factors, impulsivity, affective disorders, personality disordersAbstract
This study examined the interplay of clinical, individual-psychological, and family risk factors in the development of socially dangerous behavior from a psychiatric perspective. The study included 80 patients who were assessed using a psychiatric clinical examination, clinical interviews, standardized psychodiagnostic scales, and anamnestic analysis. The results indicated that a combined (multifactorial) influence of several factors is predominant in the formation of socially dangerous behavior.
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2026-06-24
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