فهرست مطالب norouz hashem zahi

The present study examines the factors affecting the tendency of young people towards the cultural values ​​of the Islamic Revolution of Iran. At present, we are facing a period of modernity in Iran that the Islamic society of Iran is trying to preserve its national identity and also using religion to seek progress and development in various fields of science, technology, agriculture and so on. Therefore, the revolutionary and valuable Iranian youth are not only outside the Islamic-Iranian society during the Islamic Revolution, but in a more appropriate sense, these valuable and idealistic youth and adherence to the cultural values ​​of the Islamic Revolution play a role in continuing the process of the Islamic Revolution. Therefore, the factors affecting the tendency of young people to the cultural values ​​of the Islamic Revolution are important in practice and opinion, which this study pays special attention to.

This research is of a quantitative and survey type. The statistical population of research included the young people (18 to 35 years old) in three districts of Tehran and the sample size was set as 173 using Morgan table. Cluster sampling method was employed in this study. The Cronbach's alpha for the research questionnaire was 0.958 and the research findings were analyzed using a linear regression analysis test.

The research findings show that the highest mean value belongs to the variable of youth people tendency to the cultural values ​​of the Islamic Revolution (3.8770), national identity (3.8662), religiosity (3.5947), social trust (3.3872), domestic media (3.0246) and the lowest mean belongs to the social participation variable (3.0210), respectively. Also, the results of the linear regression analysis test show that the highest effect of beta coefficient of the national identity variable (0.578), social participation (0.280), and social trust (0.238) had a significant effect on the tendency to convert to the cultural values ​​of the Islamic Revolution, respectively. However, the effect of the two variables of religiosity and domestic media on the dependent variable of research, i.e., the tendency towards the cultural values ​​of the Islamic Revolution, is not significant.