The effectiveness of spiritual identity and personality traits on self-protection of police officers (case study of Bushehr province)

Religious beliefs give peace to man, eliminate moral, emotional and spiritual voids in individuals and communities and create a strong base for man against life's problems and deprivations. On the other hand, spiritual identification leading to self-protection is a preventive factor that will be very effective as the most effective and least expensive methods of monitoring and curbing crimes and violations among police officers. The purpose of this article is to investigate life expectancy based on the idea of God, spiritual identity and personality traits in police officers (case study of Bushehr province).

This research is applied in terms of type and has been written by examining and combining two trends in the field of management studies with library and document methods and using upstream documents, expert opinions, reliable scientific and experimental sources and using the survey method. The research population includes police officers of Boushehr province (especially young and newly hired officers) and the sample size includes 150 people who were selected by simple random sampling. In order to collect information, a researcher-made questionnaire was used.

All three variables of God belief (belief in God), spiritual identity and personality traits have been able to predict the level of self-protection. Early socialization (before employment), which happens in the family and in the early years of life, plays an important role in the future of each person. People who have gone through a proper socialization process have a stronger self-protection culture in adolescence and youth; Therefore, environmental education, whether through radio programs or through various seminars and workshops, can be effective for self-protection and proper self-control of employees' behavior.