自我厌恶与自杀行为：身体作为目标的探讨

Abstract Self‐harm and suicidal behavior are commonly framed as failures of emotion regulation, yet the emotions that make the body the target of harm remain under‐specified. This narrative review synthesizes evidence on self‐disgust as a candidate mechanism in non‐suicidal self‐injury (NSSI) and in suicidal ideation and behavior. Self‐disgust is an aversive self‐directed emotion organized around the appraisal of the self, and often the body, as revolting or contaminated. Cross‐sectional studies consistently link self‐disgust with NSSI, suicidal ideation, and suicide‐risk scores, and qualitati