Trust in social networks with an integrated approach (case study: women over 15 years old living in Mako free Trade- Zone)

In recent years, social networks have gained the trust of their use among all different groups of society by providing easy participation opportunities and access toall, independence and privacy in them. The purpose of this study is to investigate the effects of social networks features on users trust in the Maku Free Trade Zone. It is important to study the trust of users of social networks among all different groups of society, but the use of these networks, among women, is doubly important due to their prominent role in the family management process and participatory issues in society. The research method is a simultaneous combined method of angulation- quantitative and qualitative methods, which use in-depth and open interview tools in the qualitative method and a questionnaire in the quantitative method to collect data. The statistical population of the study includes women over 15 years old living in Maku Free Trade Zone in 1400. In the qualitative phase, the questions were sampled in a targeted manner by 40 individuals. In the quantitative phase, 365 questionnaires were distributed randomly among the sample size using the Cochran relation. The theoretical framework of the research is based on the theories of “Giddenz construction”, “the use and the feeling of satisfaction” and “ Coleman, Fukumaya ,Giddenz theory of trust”. The results show that in a quantitative and qualitative methehods, the features of social networks include: User centered, facilitating communication, interaction, empowerment, lack of formal oversight, etc. have a strong impact on users trust and use....