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Title:
Samomor in mladostniki : magistrsko delo
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Štucin, Sara
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Umek, Peter
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PID:
20.500.12556/dkum/50faa9c5-223d-417c-831a-8fa2d70810ab
Language:
Slovenian
Work type:
Master's thesis/paper
Typology:
2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:
FVV - Faculty of Criminal Justice and Security
Abstract:
Samomor obstaja odkar obstaja človeštvo. Nekatere kulture so ga štele med resnejše moralne prekrške, druge so ga v določenih primerih celo podpirale. V nekaterih državah je stopnja samomorilnosti večja kot v drugih, kar lahko pripišemo mnogim dejavnikom. Slovenija spada med države z najvišjim samomorilnim količnikom. Samomorilnost je potrebno obravnavati celostno, saj nanjo deluje več dejavnikov hkrati, ki se med seboj vedno prepletajo. To so dejavniki tveganja, ki jih v grobem delimo na individualne, medosebne in družbene. Prepletanje teh dejavnikov razlagajo teorije o samomorilnosti. Nekatere dajejo večji pomen dednosti (raznim boleznim) in genom, druge posameznikovem okolju in družbi, tretje samomor razlagajo s posameznikovimi notranjimi občutenji (občutek obupa in nemoči). Čedalje več samomorov se pojavlja med mladimi, kar predstavlja velik družbeni problem. Čas mladostništva je zahtevna in občutljiva faza, saj se v tem času lahko razvijejo mnogi napačni vzorci vedenja in reševanja problemov. Če mladostnik ne osvoji pravilnih načinov reševanja problemov, ne uživa podpore staršev, se ne vključuje v družbo in ne čuti pripadnosti do neke skupine vrstnikov, se lahko tveganje za samomor poveča. Ker se samomorilno vedenje lahko prepozna in se samomor lahko prepreči, se je potrebno posvetiti in okrepiti varovalne dejavnike, ki zmanjšujejo verjetnost tveganja za samomor.
Keywords:
samomorilnost
,
samomori
,
mladostniki
,
vprašalniki
,
analize
,
magistrska dela
Place of publishing:
[Ljubljana
Publisher:
S. Štucin]
Year of publishing:
2012
PID:
20.500.12556/DKUM-36652
UDC:
616.89-008.441.44
COBISS.SI-ID:
2426346
NUK URN:
URN:SI:UM:DK:GMKJCEJ4
Publication date in DKUM:
02.08.2012
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ŠTUCIN, Sara, 2012,
Samomor in mladostniki : magistrsko delo
[online]. Master’s thesis. Ljubljana : S. Štucin. [Accessed 26 April 2025]. Retrieved from: https://dk.um.si/IzpisGradiva.php?lang=eng&id=36652
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Title:
SUICIDE AND JUVENILES
Abstract:
Suicide has been among us since the mankind exists. Some cultures have treated it as a serious offence, but some of them have even supported it in some cases. The suicide rate is bigger in some countries than others. We can prescribe that to many different factors. Slovenia is one of the countries with the highest suicide rate. In the research of suicide we have to consider many factors and they all influence one to another. We call them »risk factors« and they are divided in three big groups (individual, interpersonal and social factors). Theories of suicide explain how this factors affect one to another. Some of them explain that influence by genes, some by our environment and society and other by our inner feelings. Suicide among Juveniles is not rare and that represents a social problem. Being a Juvenile is a hard and delicate period. If a Juvenile does not learn the appropriate patterns of solving and handling with problems, does not have understanding parents and does not fit in its social environment, the risk of committing suicide is much higher for that Juvenile. We can prevent suicide by knowing risk factors. If we know the risk factors, we can prevent suicide by strenghten the protective factors.
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