The role of mediator of social capital in the impact of organizational justice and police support for crime prevention (Case study of police stations in Qom province)

Social capital contributes to increasing the productivity of police forces and the development of public participation in crime reduction.This research seeks to identify the impact of justice and the perceived organizational power of the police with the role of mediating social capital for crime prevention.The present research is a quantitative and objective study,and in terms of its nature,a correlation study.The statistical society of Qom Provincial Police Chiefs is formed.The questionnaire consists of a researcher-made questionnaire.The instrument's reliability was verified by Cronbach's alpha and for verifying the validity of the confirmatory factor analysis.For analyzing data, mean tests and structural equation model have been used. The findings indicate that justice and perceived organizational support for crime prevention are directly related to 0.549and 0.471percent, respectively,and 0.491and 0.413,respectively,through unprofessional institutional capital. Also,justice and perceived support 0. 87 of social capital changes can be anticipated.The level of justice and perceived organizational effectiveness of crime prevention suggests that,in order to promote preventive police action in their legal tasks,not only should the components and indicators of justice and organizational upport be strengthened,but also strengthened variables such as social capital, which in this study The title of the intermediary variable is entered, considered, reviewed and strengthened.