Self-Injury in Cyberworld

A . Cyberworld Reference Model Overview 31 a . 1 the Cyberworld Building Blocks

Algebraic Topological Modeling for Cyberworld Design

The diversity of cyberworlds makes it hard to see consistency in terms of invariants. The consistency requires for us to abstract the most essentials out of the diversity, and hence the most abstract mathematics. It has been true in science in general, and in the theory of universe in particular. What are the most essential invariants in modeling cyberworlds? A branch of the most abstract mathe...

The Cyberworld Reference Model for Wireless World

of Content This paper describes a reference model of the Cyberworld building block which contributes towards evolution of the general reference model for wireless world. Five important components are identified in Cyberworld and they are Presence, Identity, Interaction, Application and Cyberhost respectively. On top of the user there are two value functions namely Values and Capabilities that a...

Self-poisoning and self-injury in adults.

There are currently no national registers in England, Scotland and Wales and the national monitoring system in Ireland is in the early stages of development. Epidemiological studies have historically relied on monitoring systems in accident and emergency (A&E) departments or in psychiatric services, but gathering accurate data from either source is difficult. These methods fail to account for p...

Self-injury.

People have engaged in self-injury-defined as direct and deliberate bodily harm in the absence of suicidal intent-for thousands of years; however, systematic research on this behavior has been lacking. Recent theoretical and empirical work on self-injury has significantly advanced the understanding of this perplexing behavior. Self-injury is most prevalent among adolescents and young adults, ty...