mahdi barzgarborkhily

Background:

The purpose of this study is to model the relationship between economic and family factors underlying divorce and social security of Savadkuh citizens.

The research method is descriptive-correlation. In this study, the economic and family factors underlying divorce affecting social security have been studied using library studies and written indexes related to the research topic. The researcher-made questionnaire was extracted by 3 knowledgeable experts in this field. The research sample consisted of 62 citizens of Savadkuh city, 41 women and 21 men. The reliability of the questionnaire was estimated using Cronbach's alpha coefficient. To analyze the data, the collected data were analyzed using Pearson correlation coefficient and multivariate linear regression tests in SPSS23 software.

The results show that unemployment can significantly predict social security (P <0.05) while bankruptcy and false employment can not significantly predict social security (0.05). 0 P>). Also, marital addiction and weakness of marital skills can significantly predict the level of social security (P <0.05), while the components of divorce of a family member, cold temper, marital infidelity, lack of faith and immoral use of cyberspace are not. Can significantly predict social security (P> 0.05).

In today's world, mass media such as satellite and television are a very important factor in the cultural development of people. In most countries, many people spend a lot of time watching television. Satellite is one of the most influential media in the present age, which, like other media and means of communication, is mainly a product of the West, which has entered the country in recent years. The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of satellite networks on the commission of moral crimes in Savadkuh city. Research

From a methodological point of view, this research has been a descriptive-survey, quantitative, cross-sectional and applied research. The statistical population of the study was citizens over 23 years old, both men and women, living in Savadkuh city. Using Cochran's formula, the sample size was estimated at 379 people and 390 questionnaires were collected from the respondents. Neighborhoods, streets, and blocks were divided, and questioners completed questionnaires at the door.

The research findings indicate the important effect of satellite networks in committing moral crimes of the people of the city and confirms the researcher's assumptions about the role of satellites in committing crimes.