Literature has proven that observing behavioral patterns in decision making tasks could serve as a better predictor to self harm and suicidal behavior, compared to solely relying on self report. The investigators intention is to try and find correlations between the personality dimensions of impulsivity and obsessive thinking and specific behavioral patterns indicating suicidal and self harm behavior. Understanding more on impulsive and obsessive thinking patterns and their effect on self harm behaviors in "real life" situations can raise the ecological validity and aid in exporting research conclusions to a clinical setting.