Classification of self-injurious behaviour across the continuum of relative environmental-biological influence.
L P Hagopian, M A Frank-Crawford
PMID 29027294WHAT IT FOUND
No original methods, participants, or outcomes are reported.
This is a review about classifying self-injurious behaviour, so there is no finding to change therapy practice.
What this paper is
This is a narrative review about classifying self-injurious behaviour across a continuum of environmental and biological influence. It discusses research implications and cites other studies, but it reports no original methods, participants, outcomes, or data that a clinician could act on.
The easy way to misread this
Do not treat the proposed self-injury subtypes as a validated clinical classification. The supplied text reports no original methods, participants, or outcomes that test it.