The role of external factors in self-mutilation and suicide in I.R.I Army soldiers

Self-mutilation and suicide statistics in the I.R.I army compared to armies in the world and other parts of the society is not significant and does not constitute a bad record. Humans are the main assets of the organizations and communities, and knowing that even one person is too much for our community and current rise of suicide in society make the issue important and it is considered one of the top ten causes of death in the world. Relevent Organization in all countries try to control it. This article aims to examine the role of external factors in suicidal acts of soldiers military units in army bases. Authors try to illuminate those causes and by information gathered by means of field and library and qualitative and quantitative analysis of the situation in military units in 1392 show some ways to reduce them in the army. In this study, we have tried to analyze the impact of external factors (economic problems, cultural factors, and abnormal psychology (depression, social disorder, family problems) which are the source of many of the suicide attempts in I.R.I Army. The overall conclusion of the study indicates that the component external factors in the independent variable on the dependent variable, self-mutilation and suicide of soldiers had a good effect and finally the corresponding suggestion for reducing crime are presented.