Non-suicidal self-injury among male service members: Descriptive information and a preliminary examination of external correlates

Bandel, Shelby L.; Anestis, Michael D.

doi:10.1016/j.psychres.2020.112815

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“…There was no association between the Emotional Control or Violence norms and any of the study outcomes for either sexual majority or minority males. Thus, in contrast to Bandel and Anestis (2020), whose study only examined masculine norms and NSSI in men, this study found that adherence to the masculine norms of Emotional Control and Violence only served as a risk factor for engagement in NSSI behaviors among women, not men. This finding is perhaps even more surprising considering women only made up 25% of the Veteran sample in this study.…”

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“…The relation between psychiatric disorders and engagement in self-harm behaviors is well-established and suggests this risk factor continues to warrant attention. The findings of this study were also consistent with those of Bandel and Anestis (2020) such that Veterans endorsing adherence to the Emotional Control norm also reported greater engagement in lifetime NSSI behaviors, as well as the specific behavior of wall-object punching. Veterans who endorsed greater adherence to the masculine norm of Violence were more likely to have met the criteria for NSSI disorder at some point in their lifetime.…”

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“…As Bandel and Anestis's (2020) study was the first of its kind, a primary objective of the present research was to replicate the findings of their study in a mixed-sex Veteran population. In addition to examining the association between adherence to various traditional masculine gender role norms and engagement in NSSI, this study also endeavored to explore the degree to which adherence to masculine gender norms may be associated with a lifetime diagnosis of NSSI disorder in Veterans.…”

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“…The promotion of these traits may impact how military personnel cope with emotional distress, and thus, their risk for NSSI. In fact, Bandel and Anestis (2020) examined correlates of NSSI among 706 male military personnel and found a positive association between past engagement in NSSI and adherence to masculine norms of self-reliance ( p η 2 = 0.055), violence ( p η 2 = 0.046), and emotional control ( p η 2 = 0.028). Due to a lack of statistical power, Bandel and Anestis were unable to examine correlates of NSSI for women.…”

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Traditional masculine gender role norms and nonsuicidal self-injury in veterans.

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Psychology of Men & Masculinities

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“…Hal ini sejalan dengan penelitian Miller dan kawan-kawan (2010), bahwa seseorang dengan kepribadian narsistik terkait dengan upaya bunuh diri, tetapi hanya vulnerability narcissism yang terkait dengan perilaku NSSI. Efek kecil namun signifikan dari grandiose narcissism pada NSSI lebih baik dijelaskan dengan varians bersama dengan narsisme secara keseluruhan (Bandel & Anestis, 2020). Vulnerable narcissism ditemukan berhubungan kuat dengan nonsuicidal self-injury pada penelitian Greitemeyer & Sagioglou (2021) yang mengatakan bahwa kecenderungan narsistik untuk menjadi agresif seharusnya menumbuhkan kecenderungan untuk terlibat dalam NSSI, terutama individu dengan vulnerable narcissism yang umumnya dicirikan oleh rasa tidak aman dan harga diri yang rendah.…”

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Pengaruh Kepribadian Narsistik terhadap Perilaku Non-Suicidal Self-Injury pada Remaja Broken Home

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Ariana

2021

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Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui adakah pengaruh dari kepribadian narsistik terhadap perilaku non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) pada remaja yang mengalami broken home. Kepribadian narsistik memiliki dua konstruk yaitu grandiose dan vulnerability narcissism. Partisipan dalam penelitian ini merupakan remaja yang mengalami kondisi broken home usia 12-22, dengan bentuk broken home seperti orang tua yang telah bercerai, orang tua yang tidak hadir, hilangnya peran dari anggota keluarga, dan keluarga yang tidak harmonis. Total partisipan dalam penelitian ini adalah 135 orang. Alat ukur yang digunakan adalah Pathological Narcissism Inventory yang dikembangkan oleh Pincus dan kawankawan dan Inventory of Statements About Self-injury yang dikembangkan oleh Glenn dan Klonsky. Analisis data menggunakan teknik korelasi dan regresi linear sederhana. Hasil analisis data menunjukkan bahwa kepribadian narsistik berpengaruh secara signifikan terhadap perilaku NSSI (B=0,137; p=0,00). Besar pengaruh kepribadian narsistik untuk menjelaskan variasi dari perilaku NSSI pada remaja broken home adalah sebesar 11,8% dengan korelasi antar variabel bersifat positif.

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Risk and Protective Factors for Self-Harm and Suicide Behaviours among Serving and Ex-Serving Personnel of the UK Armed Forces, Canadian Armed Forces, Australian Defence Force and New Zealand Defence Force: A Systematic Review

Williamson,

Croak,

Simms

et al. 2023

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Background Self-harm and suicide behaviours are a major public health concern. Several factors are associated with these behaviours among military communities. Identifying these factors may have important implications for policy and clinical services. Aims To review the risk and protective factors associated with self-harm and suicide behaviours among serving and ex-serving personnel of the United Kingdom Armed Forces, Canadian Armed Forces, Australian Defence Force and New Zealand Defence Force. Method A systematic search of seven online databases (PubMed, Web of Science, Embase, Global Health, PsycINFO, PTSDpubs and CINAHL) was conducted alongside cross-referencing, in October 2022. Following an a priori PROSPERO approved protocol (CRD42022348867), papers were independently screened and assessed for quality. Data were synthesised using a narrative approach. Results Overall, 28 papers were included: 13 from Canada, 10 from the United Kingdom, five from Australia and none from New Zealand. Identified risk factors included being single/ex-relationship, early service leavers, shorter length of service, junior ranks, exposure to deployment-related traumatic events, physical and mental health diagnoses, and experience of childhood adversity. Protective included being married/in a relationship, higher educational attainment, employment, senior ranks, and higher levels of perceived social support. Conclusions Adequate care and support are a necessity for the military community. Prevention and intervention strategies for self-harm and suicide behaviours should promote social networks as a key source of support. More peer reviewed research is needed, particularly among the New Zealand Defence Force and regarding modifiable risk and protective factors.

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Non-suicidal self-injury among male service members: Descriptive information and a preliminary examination of external correlates

Cited by 7 publications

References 40 publications

Traditional masculine gender role norms and nonsuicidal self-injury in veterans.

Traditional masculine gender role norms and nonsuicidal self-injury in veterans.

Pengaruh Kepribadian Narsistik terhadap Perilaku Non-Suicidal Self-Injury pada Remaja Broken Home

Risk and Protective Factors for Self-Harm and Suicide Behaviours among Serving and Ex-Serving Personnel of the UK Armed Forces, Canadian Armed Forces, Australian Defence Force and New Zealand Defence Force: A Systematic Review

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