Repeat of "random" accidents as a latent characteristic of autoagressive behavior

Work is devoted to studying of such a phenomenon as repeat of "random" accidents as one of latent characteristics of autoagressive behavior, which is a significant mental health problem requiring correction. Often, some incidents of the life of the patient are not considered to be autoagressive, and these cases stay unheeded. In this article we've demonstrated vivid examples which show that some "randomnesses" in a person's life can have a perfectly logical explanation from the perspective of autoagressive position. Also, in this vein, were considered and studied risky and viktimny patterns and somatic pathology, identified during work with the wives of the men suffering from chronic alcoholism. By analyzing the data, we were able to conclude that similar life "randomnesses" could be the advent of the autoagressive plant of a person that requires close attention in the context of Suicidology.