Investigating the Relationship Between Social Support and Underlying Variables with Social Health of Young People in Marginalized Areas of Kermanshah

Many researchers have done research on mental health, but social health assessment has been less widely considered. Social health is a person's assessment of how it functions in society and the attitude toward other people in society, and undoubtedly will affect the way in which he or she will deal with his own problems and his attitude towards other social groups.
Given the importance of discussing social health, the present study uses a field method, a survey technique, a questionnaire tool, and the use of SPSS and AMOS software to answer the main question, is there a connection between the various dimensions of social protection and social health of young people living in marginalized areas? The statistical population of the study is 15-29 year old youths in the outlying regions of Kermanshah. 384 of them have been studied as sample size.
The results of the research indicate that there is a direct and significant relationship between emotional support (0.26), instrumental support (0.41), informational support (0.31), appraisal support (0.22), sex (men more than women) income 0.33) and social health of young people. However, there was no significant relationship between age and social health. The results of regression analysis show that 0.29 percent of the total changes in social health among young people living in marginalized areas is related to social support dimensions.