The study reveals increased suicide risk linked to chronic stress and emotional regulation issues in military personnel, suggesting urgent intervention is needed.
Key Points
To identify indicators of suicide risk in military personnel exposed to acute and chronic stress.
Used questionnaires to assess traumatic stress and suicide risk factors
Evaluated life orientations and self-concept assessment
Included military personnel under acute and chronic stress conditions
Emotional regulation disorders are prevalent in individuals with acute stress disorder
Chronic PTSD reveals depletion of adaptive resources and increased suicidal vulnerability
Existential factors significantly relate to suicide risk in military personnel