The role of citizen social participation on the community-centered approach of the police and social Security Adjustment

This study aimed to investigate the role of police in citizen participation and the moderator of the police with an emphasis on community-based approach to social security is done. To this end, there are two hypotheses that 1- The police sociology has a significant effect on the social participation of citizens, and social security modifies this effect. 2- Sociological sociology has a significant social impact on social participation and citizen behavior and social security modifies this impact. This research, and its applications in terms of how they collect and the nature of the data, descriptive (correlation), respectively. The study population as a senior undergraduate students of Islamic Azad University of reconciliation in the school year constitute. The sample size is based on the Cochran's formulas and determined 254 samples were selected using stratified sampling based on gender. The data collecting tool, three questionnaire based on the literature and studies on a Likert scale of five were designed, respectively. The validity and reliability of the questionnaires through convergent and divergent validity, Cronbach's alpha and composite reliability is approved. Data analysis using structural equation-based approach to software Smart-PLS partial least squares was used. The results showed that Police community based social participation of citizens in both subjective and objective and positive influence behavior and impact, taking into account the role of the moderator is social security.