Adler-Adler conclude that self-injurers have

a. a high degree of organization with extended deviant subculture and extensive social supports including tips for how to injure self and avoid detection, etc.
b. a mid-level degree of organization, exhibit some social interaction with other self-injurers who provide moderate degree of social support.
c. least organized form of deviant association, lack social support and a subculture, feel lonely and have difficulty sustaining deviance over time.
d. the greatest freedom to commit deviance, enjoy total power to hurt self and derive great sense of empowerment and status among peers for their deviance.


C

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