Comparison between clinical pattern personalities in suicide attempters and normal group

Aim and Purpose of this study is evaluating and comparing clinical patterns personalities in suicide attempters and normal group. Methods and Materials: This causal – comparative expost facto research base study preformed on totally 90 suicide attempters, 18 to 21 years age. The study uses the Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory. Multi – variable variance method is used; and the SPPSS19 soft ware is applied for data analysis. Statistics results show that there are a meaningful relation between all studied groups in all clinical pattern personalities scales (P<0.001), except for clinical Obsessive–Compulsive and Aggressive (Sadistic) personalities. The most meaningful difference among groups is more prevalent in clinical depressive disorder pattern. Suicide attempters have more abnormal clinical pattern personalities than normal group