The Impact of Cyberspace on the Lifestyle of 18-40 Years Old Women in Districts 2 and 5 of Tehran (2015-2016)

Subject Areas : Journal of Iranian Social Development Studies

Mahboubeh Moazami Goudarzi ¹ , Davoud Doagouyan ²

1 - M.A. from South Tehran Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran
2 - Associate Professor, Amin Military Sciences University, Tehran, Iran

Received: 2018-03-13 Accepted : 2018-03-13 Published : 2018-02-20

Keywords: Cyberspace, Social network, women’s lifestyle, Audio and visual message,

Abstract :

The present research has been done with the purpose of cyberspace effect on Tehranian women؛s lifestyle. Statistical community of 18-40 year old women in Tehran 2015-2016 was up to 316996 people. The statistical samples of 384 persons which are randomly classified by using Morgan’s determining sample size chart from areas 2 and 5. Instrument for data collection has done the questionnaire based on Likert،s Five-Point scale containing of 46 items in 5 choices. The validity of the questionnaire has been evaluated by supervisor professor and 10 expert and the reliability evaluated and calculated by means of Cronbach Alpha as well and the final coefficient for the total questionnaire was 0/97. In descriptive statistics، abundance and average percentage، Median and extension and standard deviation are calculated. To investigate the effect of variables Binomial test and Regression analysis were used in inferential statistics. Using SPSS application to analysis data and achieved following consequences: from total of 46 questions which are subclasses of Audio message، Visual message، Cultural advertises، Social interaction، immoral programs and Adornment appearance which immoral programs had the most and social interactions had the least effect on the women،s lifestyle.

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