Investigating the Role of Feelings of Security in Possessing Citizenship Rights and Dimensions of Social Capital on Students' Prosaically Behavior Orientation

prosaically behavior orientation is a very important issue among adolescents and also has a significant effect on reducing adolescents'' social problems. The purpose of the present research was to study the effect of possessing citizenship rights and dimensions of social capital on prosaically behavior orientation of students.

The population of the present research included 360 male and female students of Kermanshah; they were evaluated by questionnaire of possessing citizenship rights (Sam Aram & Barzegar, 2016), and prosaically behavior orientation inventory (Pinner et al., 2008), and social capital questionnaire of Onyx and Bolen (2000). Regression analysis was used in order to analyze data.

the results of the present research showed that possessing citizenship rights (social, cultural, and civil rights), and social capital (dimensions of pioneering in social activities, academic/work relationship, relationship with friends and the value of life) respectively predict 20 and 27.5 percent of prosocial behavior orientation variance positively (p<0.05).

the results show positive effects, citizenship rights possession, and social capital in prosaically behavior orientation; it also requires more attention from education officials.