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Figure 2 presents a visual continuum of self-determination theory, arranged from left to right, from non-self-determined to the most self-determined, in terms of the degree to which the individual is motivated in the behaviour.

Labeling the contestants as "sick" or "crazy" implies that they are limited-edition freaks, not individuals on the extreme end of a continuum of self-loathing that affects most women.

The inclusion of non-DSH behaviours in the SHI-22 is consistent with a continuum of self-destructiveness [ 49].

Such similarities might be of interest for the ongoing discussion if self-harming and suicidal behaviour are both on the same continuum of self-destructive behaviour.

These observations support the conceptualization of NSSI along a continuum of self-harmful behavior in which suicide is the most severe endpoint [ 4].

Second, NSSI and DSH are often examined on a continuum of self-harming behaviours rather than as distinct categories [ 21, 22].

These elements relate to [ 4]: the joint definition of problems by patient and physician, targeting, goal setting and planning, a continuum of self-management training and support services, and active and sustained follow-up by the professional.

Importantly, this study shows that similar levels of psychometric quality can be expected from the six scales even though they range in content from visible tissue damage behaviours to a broad continuum of self-destructive behaviours.

The SHI is most suitable for the measurement of a wide spectrum conceptualisation of DSH methods (e.g., [ 62]) and may be of particular value for the measurement of a broad continuum of self-destructive behaviours [ 49] in specific clinical populations, such as borderline personality disorder [ 63].

Tangentially related to this, others have proposed that learners who are further along on the continuum of increasing self-determination will be more likely to use L2 learning strategies more frequently and in better combinations, and more willing to invest the time and effort required for self-regulatory learning (MacIntyre and Noels 1996; Noels 2009)—a finding confirmed in our results.

Consumer health technologies (CHTs) are a growing part of the continuum of care for self-management of overweight and obesity.