What is true about college students and SI self-injury A they face more stress with fewer coping mechanisms B About 17 percent self harm equaling 20 percent women and 14 percent men C more question?

Answer 1

The full question is:

What is true about college students and SI self-injury

A they face more stress with fewer coping mechanisms

B About 17 percent self harm equaling 20 percent women and 14 percent men

C more question their sexual orientation

D few seek help

All of these are true.

Answer 2

As additional information:"One in five [college students] indicated they had injured themselves more severely than they intended on at least one occasion, and one in four of repeat self-injurers said they had hurt themselves so badly that they should have seen a physician. However, fewer than 7 percent of all self-injurious respondents had ever sought medical help for their physical injuries.

"We need solid research to understand how to detect, treat and prevent the growing problem of self-injurious behavior in young adults. This study represents an important step toward this goal, providing significant detail regarding characteristics of college students who self-injure,"said Jaquie Resnick, director of the Counseling Center at the University of Florida.For more information about SIB and the Cornell Research Program on Self-Injurious Behaviors, see http://www.crpsib.com."