Table 2.

The relationship between suicidal behavior and socio-demographic characteristics of the adolescents of the study

		Non suicidal behavior group (N=682)	With suicidal behavior group (N=139)	OR	CI 95%	p
Gender	Male	236 (90.4%)	25 (9.6%)	2.41	[1.52, 3.82]	< 0.001
Gender	Female	446 (79.6%)	114 (20.4%)	2.41	[1.52, 3.82]	< 0.001
Socioeconomic status	Average to good	518 (82.7%)	108 (17.3%)	0.88	[0.56, 1.4]	0.35
Socioeconomic status	Poor	151 (84.4%)	28 (15.6%)	0.88	[0.56, 1.4]	0.35
Type of family	Tow-parents family	598 (83.5%)	118 (16.5%)	1.20	[0.71, 2.04]	0.28
Type of family	Single-parent family	84 (80.8%)	20 (19.2%)	1.20	[0.71, 2.04]	0.28
Relationship with parents	Good to very good	647 (85.4%)	111 (14.6%)	4.76	[2.76, 8.24]	<0.001
Relationship with parents	Disturbed to very disturbed	33 (55%)	27 (45%)	4.76	[2.76, 8.24]	<0.001
Relationship with other members of the family	Good to very good	657 (84.2%)	123 (15.8%)	3.73	[1.83, 7.60]	0.001
Relationship with other members of the family	Disturbed to very disturbed	20 (58.8%)	14 (41.2%)	3.73	[1.83, 7.60]	0.001
Relationship with peers	Good to very good	651 (83.9%)	125 (16.1%)	2.40	[1.18, 4.89]	0.016
Relationship with peers	Poor	26 (68.4%)	12 (31.6%)	2.40	[1.18, 4.89]	0.016
School performance	Very good to average	621(91.1%)	124 (89.2%)	1.23	[0.67, 2.23]	0.29
	Low	61(8.9%)	15(10.8%)
	Medium to high	562 (87.9%)	77 (12.1%)