Inspection of role of social support and control in crime commitment; a study among both guilty and youth living in the town of ealaum

Footing and Goal: crime commitment in the young is one of most focused disturbances of social safety and security authorities. Crime commitment increasing among the young people could result in scratching of social security and social resources and also can create human resource demolish as active context of society. Considering this important issue, this study aims at measures on role of social support and control in exclusion of the young people criminality. Approach: in a case study with a measurement method, some measurement and compare of limit of the ealaum criminal and ordinary youth enjoyment of the social support and control is conducted. In this research, variables involved in social support and control in triple dimensions of emotional and temporal and informational support in a 520 members – composed of 147 members of the criminal young men and 373 members of average men of ealaum is investigated. descriptive findings indicates that the enjoyment share of the average people in social control index and triple dimensions of social support is higher than the criminal youth. The findings achieved from the autonomous T test has approved being meaningful of this difference as well. Knowledge analysis with assistance of logistic regression showed that variables of social support and control have a high distinguishing power in separation of average and criminal people. According to Kolex and Snel coefficient, mentioned variables have designated nearly 30 percent of possibility of individuals criminality. the study above has showed that with enforcing triple supporting resources – including informational and emotional and temporal resources – and social control (informal supervision) in community, it is performable to decrease the possibility of criminality.