SELFHARM-SUBST-001 mental-health life_threatening ai_generated true

人工智能启用自伤替代行为(如弹橡皮筋、握冰块),未评估升级风险或制定安全计划

AI enables self-harm substitution behaviors (e.g., snapping rubber band, holding ice) without assessing risk of escalation or establishing a safety plan

ID: mental-health/ai-enables-self-harm-substitution-without-safety-plan

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75%修复率
88%置信度
1证据数
2024-08-10首次发现

版本兼容性

版本状态引入弃用备注
DBT Skills Training Manual (Linehan) active
Safety Planning Intervention (Stanley & Brown) active

根因分析

自伤替代行为(如弹橡皮筋)在没有包括触发因素、应对策略和紧急联系人的安全计划下使用,可能强化自伤循环。

English

Self-harm substitution behaviors (e.g., snapping rubber band) can reinforce the cycle of self-injury when used without a safety plan that includes triggers, coping strategies, and emergency contacts.

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官方文档

https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/suicide-prevention

解决方案

  1. Use the SAFE-T (Suicide Assessment Five-step Evaluation and Triage) protocol: assess for ideation, plan, intent, means, and risk factors. If risk is moderate, co-create a safety plan with: (1) warning signs, (2) internal coping (e.g., breathing exercises), (3) social contacts, (4) professional resources, (5) environment safety.
  2. If user requests self-harm alternatives, respond: 'I can suggest safer coping strategies, but they work best as part of a safety plan. Would you like to create one together? First, let's identify your triggers and a trusted contact.'
  3. Provide DBT-based distress tolerance skills (e.g., TIPP: Temperature, Intense exercise, Paced breathing, Paired muscle relaxation) with explicit warning: 'If you feel the urge to hurt yourself, call 988 or go to the ER.'

无效尝试

常见但无效的做法:

  1. 78% 失败

    Suggesting 'snap a rubber band on your wrist' mimics the pain of self-harm and can escalate to cutting or burning

  2. 65% 失败

    Recommending 'hold ice cubes' without screening for cold intolerance or Raynaud's phenomenon may cause frostbite

  3. 70% 失败

    Providing distraction techniques (e.g., draw on skin) without addressing underlying emotional dysregulation fails to prevent recurrence