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Introduction Existing literature supports the association between depression and self-harm, a prominent risk factor of suicide. Objectives Аnalysis of psychological characteristics of women with depression and self-harming behavior and their differences from patients with depression without self-harm. Methods The study involved 62 women with depression (age 16–23), 36 with self-harming, 26 did not have episodes of self-harm. Hamilton Scale (HDRS), Wisconsin Card Sorting Test (WCST), Iowa Gambling Task (IGT), SCL-90-R, Rosenberg self-esteem scale, Body Investment Scale (BIS) were used. Results Computer test execution time is shorter in the self-harming group, the total time in WCST and IGT tests is significantly shorter (T Test p