The Role of effective Factors on Suicidal Tendency in Female high school students

The goal of this research was to study the relationship to between suicidal tendency with demographic variables, life satisfaction, history of annoying events and druy dependency family factors relation with opposite sex and participation in social activity. In a correlation design, 415 female high school students of Shahin Shahr with classified random method were selected and assessed with SWLS (Deinner, 1985), scale of "Suicidal Tendency" MACI-IR (Mehrabi, 2010/1389s.c.) and demographic and family questionnaires. Results of Pearson correlation showed that all most of these variables have significant relation with suicidal tendency (P<0.05), but results of stepwise regression analysis showed that life satisfaction, severity of annoying events, family history of suicide, having a boyfriend, mothers education and mental health can predict 42.2% of suicidal tendency in the female adolescents (P<0.05). The findings emphasized on the role of traumatic events, family history for suicide, mothers education, fathers psychiatric illness, and relation with a boy friend on suicidal tendency.