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October 2, 2025

Adolescents, Stigma, and Social Resistance: A Sociological Study of Self-Harm Behavior in Mataram City

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AIAdilah Julia Suma IzzatiUniversity of MataramIWIka WijayantiInstitut Ilmu Kesehatan STRADA IndonesiaLHLuchman HakimTadulako University

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Implication

Qualitative research reveals social stigma and resistance in self-harm behaviors among adolescents, highlighting cultural pressures.

Key Points

  • Self-harm is a response to social pressures and cultural expectations rather than an individual pathology.
  • Findings indicate that social stigma marginalizes adolescents, deepening their sense of isolation and affecting mental health.
  • The study employs in-depth interviews and observation in Mataram City to explore the social dynamics surrounding self-harm.
  • Implications suggest the need for inclusive social policies and transformative discourse on adolescent mental health.

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Izzati et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68de6f3683cbc991d0a225a2https://doi.org/10.30598/populis.20.1.78-93
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