Modeling structural equations of the impact of family performance on suicide: A study in Islamabad Abstract Qarb

علوم اجتماعی دانشگاه فردوسی مشهد

Article 7, Volume 22, Issue 1 - Serial Number 51, April 2025, Pages 185-218   

Document Type: Applied

DOI: 10.22067/social.2025.92039.1608

Authors

hesamoodin alidousti^{* 1}; Hossin Safari²; Friborz Piro³; Amin Akbari⁴; abdolahtabar hadi⁵

¹عضو هیات علمی دانشگاه پیام نور

²West Islamabad County Welfare Department

³Department of Sociology - Department of Social Sciences - Razi University

⁴Assistant Professor. Department of Sociology. Payame Noor University. Iran

⁵Department of Social Welfare, Faculty of Social Sciences, Payam Noor University, Tehran, Iran

Abstract

Suicide is a multi-dimensional behavior, which is the result of various factors, including the family, family conflicts and so on. It appears The aim of the current research is to confirm the relationship between the functioning of the family and the motivation to commit suicide.The research method of this survey and data collection tool is the standard question. The statistical community of research consists of 154 people who committed suicide in 1402. 99 people were selected from the statistical community as sampling. Research shows that the average age of 34/17 is 13 to 57 years old. Men’s suicide rate is greater than women. Higher education levels are associated with the motivation of low suicide and vice versa. Multiple correlations between independent variables within the equation are 66/1 percent suicide. R2 Or the determining factor found that 43/7 percent of the variable variance of suicide is explained by independent variables. Inefficient communication with a beta factor of 0.626 is most effective than other variables. The variables of non-interpretation and gender influence suicide. Inefficient communication is also the least indirect impact among research variables on suicide. The findings of the study showed that improving social support skills has a protective effect against suicidal behavior. Failure and empathy among family members can increase the risk of suicide in different ways, and those who feel a lack of care and lack of parental attention are more likely to commit suicide.

Keywords

Family function; suicide action; social support; inefficient communication; non-interpretence

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