Common to all suitsidentok with non-psychotic ...

Common to all suitsidentok with psychogenic non-psychotic depression was the lack of psychological preparedness for an extreme situation of armed conflict, and unwillingness to adapt to it, which also has been crucial in shaping autoagressive behavior. Analysis of motivational factors involved in the formation of suicide in the form of self-immolation during the armed conflict, showed that in contrast to the motives of the suicide of family plan (conflicts with in-laws, husband, forced marriage, occurs prior to 1992) in the studied cohort of persons dominated by motivational factors directly related to the topic of civil war. Thus, the main psychogenic motivation factor is the news of the tragic death or disappearance of loved ones (husband, children, brothers, sisters), publicity surrounding the fact of violence and the consequent humiliation of honor and dignity of women. Analyzing the problem of choosing self-immolation as a method of suicide, should, first of all, note the relationship of characters in the Tajik language, linking the concept of "light", "flame" with spiritual experiences of people and express their emotional state. In addition, awareness of this method of suicide, in which the traditional Tajik society with sympathy and compassion for the committed self-immolation has become one of the most important moments in a similar act of suicide. Results of the study showed that long-term extreme situations of armed conflict, is a powerful psychotraumatic factor shaping psychogenic depression, and participating in suitsidogeneze in the form of self-immolation among women, as well as having a strong impact on the motivation of suicide in the form of self-immolation. References: 1. Danilova, M., Eliseev, IM, Postovalova LI Some socio-clinical group of high suicide risk / / Current Issues of Suicidology. , 1978. - S. 171-184. 2. Borodin, SV Suicide abroad / / Scientific and organizational problems of Suicidology. M., 1983. - S. 5-7. 3. Gernet, NM Crime and suicide during and after the war. M., 1927. - S. 221-224. 4. Kolomiets VF Rahminov BJ, Godovikova LN Effect of prolonged psychotraumatic situation on topics of psychopathological disorders among the first cases with schizophrenia / / Coll. Topical issues of psychiatry. Dushanbe., 1993. - S. 38-41. 5. Korzhevsky VF Analysis of the causes and motives of suicide (according to literature data) / / Actual problems of the theory and practice of forensic medicine. L., 1980. - S. 28-31. 6. Goldney RD. Attempted suicide in young women. Brit. Journal Psichiat 1981, 139 (12) :382-90. Published with permission from Russian Medical Journal.

Children's fears, nightmares

Vladimir Ivanov psyche as the reflex system, has always focused on avoiding unwanted effects of the environment through the mechanism of pain. It is known that pain response is the strongest unconditional reaction is always accompanied by the experience of fear and terror.