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  1 - A Study of Individual and Social Factors Influencing (verbal) Violence among Male High School Students in Bushehr City
  Abdoreza Navah Dariush Rezapour Mohammad Bagher Koopaei
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  2 - Islamic Teachings and Decriminalization
  Mohammad Ghaffari Rahim Nobahar
  10.30495/jfil.2023.74581.1723
  Abstract: This article tries to shed light on some Islamic foundations and concepts ‎according to which decriminalization becomes either permissible or necessary. Among ‎those foundations is insistence of Islamic teachings on different rights and freedoms of &lr More

  Abstract: This article tries to shed light on some Islamic foundations and concepts ‎according to which decriminalization becomes either permissible or necessary. Among ‎those foundations is insistence of Islamic teachings on different rights and freedoms of ‎citizens and particularly those return to their privacy. Islamic teachings also insist ‎promotion of good and virtue through free choosing of citizens rather than coercive ‎and external bans and restrictions. This approach, in its turn, requires a minimalistic ‎criminalization and occasionally decriminalization. Sometimes, experimental findings ‎achieved from criminalization suggest decriminalization. Religiously, these experiments ‎are valuable and cannot be belittled or ignored. Decriminalization in its Islamic reading, ‎however, in no way, consists with removal of blame from behaviours which are ‎religiously condemned and evaluated as evil. What is religiously assumed as vice cannot ‎be normalized or destigmatized. However, since criminalization follows some practical ‎considerations, every single evil is not, necessarily, a crime. Moreover, fighting evils is ‎not limited to criminalization or insistence on keeping a behaviour criminal.‎Keywords: Islamic criminal law, criminalization, social control, taʿzirāat, Ultima Ratio ‎principle.‎ Manuscript profile
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  3 - Effective Factors on Women Addiction
  سهیلا Naseri Palangard فریبا Mohammadi معصومه Develeh محبوبه Naseri
  The purpose of the present study was to have a sociological analysis of the effective factors onthe women's addiction. The sample included 100 addicted women in Royesh Addiction TreatmentCenter for Women in Arak. The study was a survey and the data were collected throug More

  The purpose of the present study was to have a sociological analysis of the effective factors onthe women's addiction. The sample included 100 addicted women in Royesh Addiction TreatmentCenter for Women in Arak. The study was a survey and the data were collected through implementingquestionnaires along with interviewing the participants. The inferences were done basedon three approaches of Cloward and Ohlin, Sutherland and Hirschi. Independent variables in thisstudy were social learning; social control, isolation and the dependent variable were the amountand the duration of drug usage. Data analysis was done based on descriptive and inferential statisticssuch as Kendall's coefficient of concordance b and c. The results revealed that more socialcontrol, avoiding being in contact with criminals and lawbreakers, dependence and good relationshipamong family members, religious beliefs, to lessen communications and breaking up withaddicted friends and criminals, taking part in social activities, helping others in reaching their goalsand being successful and providing them with legal resources and equipment help to reduce theprevalence of addiction among women. Manuscript profile
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  4 - Prediction of driving behavior based on emotion seeking and social control in public transport drivers suburban
  Razieh Mayzari Ali paria Jangi Alireza Sangani
  Humans always choose behaviors and can have very different results. The aim of this study was to prediction of driving behavior based on emotion seeking and social control in public transport drivers suburban Sari.the method was descriptive correlational.The study popul More

  Humans always choose behaviors and can have very different results. The aim of this study was to prediction of driving behavior based on emotion seeking and social control in public transport drivers suburban Sari.the method was descriptive correlational.The study population consisted of all vehicle drivers suburban Sari in 2018, which included 460 people. Using sampling targeted and also number of members sample group of 210 sample. The method of collecting data by the four instruments, using the tool, Emotion Seeking Scale Arendt (1994), Manchester Driving Behavior Questionnaire (1990) and social control questionnaire Ahmadi, et al (2013) was conducted. Result showed a significant correlation between the subscales variable Emotion seeking and control social with driving behavior and between the subscales of Emotion seeking with driving behavior, there are a direct correlation significant at 0.01 level. Also particularly between the subscales of social control with driving behavior inverse correlation are significant at 0.01 level. Also, regression values indicate that the subscales of formal control (0.22), emotional intensity (0.24), unofficial control (0.29) and emotional novelty (0.31) at 0.01 level predictive power Driving behavior. According the results, it is suggested that the rules and regulations for obtaining a driver's license in accordance with emotional behavioral issues be reviewed and traffic laws should be considered based on the role of controlling Abnormal behaviors. Manuscript profile
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  5 - Explaining the impact of social capital on crime tendency:Meta-analysis of researches
  Taha Ashayeri Hamidreza Taammoli Tahereh Jahanparvar Samira Bagherui DinAbadi Elham Abbasi
  The main purpose of the research is to evaluate the impact of social capital on the tendency to commit crime (research articles published in the authoritative scientific quarterly). The research method is meta-analysis (quantitative software for combining the effect siz More

  The main purpose of the research is to evaluate the impact of social capital on the tendency to commit crime (research articles published in the authoritative scientific quarterly). The research method is meta-analysis (quantitative software for combining the effect sizes of independent and dependent variables), the sample size is 16 research documents, the analysis unit of articles in the time period of 2005 to 2022 is a deliberate (non-probability) sampling method. After identifying the value of the correlation coefficient, sample size and significance level (provided it is significant), the year and the authors of the research, they were entered into the cma2 program and while estimating the effect of individual studies, the overall effect size.The results show that social capital has an inverse and significant relationship with crime tendency. The components of social capital show that social trust with a value of 49%; religious affiliation (33 percent); Social support (36 percent) has the highest impact; social cohesion (29 percent); Local participation (23%) has a moderate effect and environmental belonging has the least effect with a value of 19%. The above results show that a total of 16 above researches have been able to explain 0.37 (random) of the changes in crime tendency through social capital, as much as one change in the amount of social capital, 3 tenths of the changes in the crime tendency occur and with its increase, the probability of committing a crime decreases among the investigated groups. Tendency to crime among students (0.586) is more affected by the amount of social capital than all groups. Tendency to crime among men (0.39) is more than women (33%) and physically; Physically and psychologically, men have a greater tendency to commit crimes compared to women. There is a significant relationship between the level of development of the province and tendency to crime, and its value is equal to 11%. Meanwhile, the amount of tendency to commit crime is higher in developed provinces (30%) and less in developing (21%), medium and low-developed provinces (14%). Manuscript profile
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  6 - A comparative and native study of the theory of social control of crime with Islamic principles with emphasis on the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran
  samira tajkhorasani Gholam Hossein Masoud mohsen shekarchizadeh
  Desirable indigenous humanities for Iran are sciences and methods that are the product of scientific activities based on the culture, beliefs and needs of Iranian society and are aimed at solving the problems and problems of Iranian society. Therefore, the issues should More

  Desirable indigenous humanities for Iran are sciences and methods that are the product of scientific activities based on the culture, beliefs and needs of Iranian society and are aimed at solving the problems and problems of Iranian society. Therefore, the issues should be designed locally or the ideas should be localized in a proper way and appropriate to the culture and religion of the country, so that the desired result can be obtained from them. The meaning of localizing the theory of social control of crime (Hirschi) is to benefit from the policies and measures derived from these theories in the field of crime prevention and control. The purpose of localization of this theory is to localize the theory, because the theory does not belong to one's own country and it was formed based on the problem of other countries and proceeded based on the belief and cultural foundations of that country and provided a solution, in this case it should be Let's give it a native appearance to be localized, but its essence will not change. As a result, in the localization of this theory, we should take the general frameworks and directions from Islam and place the spirit and essence of Islamic teachings as the core of human and social sciences. Manuscript profile
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  7 - Investigating more social factors in the tendency to promote deviant behaviors (Case study: Sistan and Baluchestan University students)
  Somayeh Miri mehran sohrabzadeh Fatemeh Khosh bayani arani
  10.30495/jss.2021.1912897.1247
  Deviant behaviors are considered as social harms, Which, contrary to social norms and forms, has intruded on the person and disrupted his function Consequently, it overshadows the functioning of the family and society. Deviant behaviors exist in every society and have d More

  Deviant behaviors are considered as social harms, Which, contrary to social norms and forms, has intruded on the person and disrupted his function Consequently, it overshadows the functioning of the family and society. Deviant behaviors exist in every society and have different types, intensity and frequency. The present study is based on effective social factors To pay attention to the tendency to commit deviant behaviors among the students of Sistan and Baluchestan University. The research method in this research is a survey, which is a combination of documentary and field methods In the field method, the statistical population of all students of Sistan and Baluchestan University is Zahedan The sample size was calculated using Cochran's formula, 384 people, which was collected using a researcher-made questionnaire, the required information was collected and then the data were analyzed using SPSS statistical software. The study of the relationships between the variables shows that the incidence of deviant behaviors is higher among boys than girls..The findings also show that the variables used in this study include(The degree of friendly relations, reference groups, the level of life satisfaction, the degree of social cohesion, value conflict, observance of social norms, affirmation of social control and social legitimacy) It well explains the tendency to commit deviant behaviors among students The results of regression analysis showed that these factors simultaneously affect the tendency to commit deviant behaviors by 0.61. Manuscript profile
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  8 - Social factors associated with crime rates of women in Tabriz prison.
  Hussein Banifateme Ramin Babainezhad
  The present study was to determine the social factors related to the rate of crimes of women who were detained in Tabriz prison. Variables of social control, cultural poverty - precedence of delinquency in adolescence - precedence of previous offenses - violence against More

  The present study was to determine the social factors related to the rate of crimes of women who were detained in Tabriz prison. Variables of social control, cultural poverty - precedence of delinquency in adolescence - precedence of previous offenses - violence against women at home and the unsuitable friends are the independent variables of the study. The variable was considered as the main research question is the extent of crime of women. The population consisted of 100 women prisoners of whom 79 were selected randomly according to Cochran's formula. The design of the present study was co relational survey and the researcher-made questionnaire was used for collecting data. The results showed that crime rate in women are related to precedence of delinquency, a precedence of previous offenses and violence against them at home. But there is no relationship between social control, unsuitable friends and cultural poverty and the crime rate of women in Tabriz prison. Manuscript profile
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  9 - Investigating the relationship between social class and religiosity with the degree of social control of students in Babol
  Behrooz Afshar سید محمد حسینی
  10.22034/ssyj.2022.1963166.1256
  The main purpose is to understand the the relationship between social class and religiosity with the degree of social control (case study of female students in Babol). The theoretical framework has been Durkheim and Hirsch's view of social control. The research method w More

  The main purpose is to understand the the relationship between social class and religiosity with the degree of social control (case study of female students in Babol). The theoretical framework has been Durkheim and Hirsch's view of social control. The research method was survey and the sample size of 331 people was determined using Cochran's formula. Using multi-stage cluster sampling method, samples were selected and information was collected through a questionnaire. Using Pearson correlation coefficient, analysis of variance and multivariate regression were tested.Findings show that there is a positive and direct relationship between religiosity and its dimensions and social control. Regression analysis shows that the independent variables of religiosity and the four dimensions of belief, ritual, empirical and consequential explain 19.2% of the changes in the amount of social control and have the most impact on the variables of consequential and ritual dimensions, respectively.The result of the research is that religion and religiosity and its dimensions can directly and indirectly increase social control and prevent students from deviant behaviors. Manuscript profile
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  10 - Study of Women's Social Security and Social Factors Affecting it (Case Study of Young Women Aged 15-64 in Babol)
  Zahra Najafi Ali Asghar Abbasi Asfajer Manouchehr Pahlavan
  10.22034/ssyj.2020.678059
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  11 - A Study on the Commitment of Religious Behavior and the Effective Factors Involved.(A Case Study of High-School Students in Zanjan)
  Zahra Mousavi Rafie Mousavi Hossain Heydari
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  12 - The effect of lifestyles on social control of Covid‌19 virus outbreak in the city Bandar Mahshahr
  اعظم خطیبی Farshad Alenaser
  The spread of Covid-19 created social panic in the world and the resulting irrational behaviors affected the lifestyles of people in such a way that the social health of the society was threatened. Based on this, the aim of the research was Survey the impact of lifesty More

  The spread of Covid-19 created social panic in the world and the resulting irrational behaviors affected the lifestyles of people in such a way that the social health of the society was threatened. Based on this, the aim of the research was Survey the impact of lifestyles on the social control of the spread of Covid-19 in the city of Bandar Mahshahr. That is, it seeks to answer the question of whether lifestyles affect the social control of the spread of Covid-19 in the city of Bandar Mahshahr. What is the difference in their effectiveness? Durkheim and Chris' theories of social control and the theories of lifestyles of Weber, Simmel, Veblen, Giddens-Wilken, Sobel and Cockerham and Alcock were used. The research method is descriptive-analytical with an applied purpose. The statistical population was citizens 20 years old above Bandar Mahshahr city. The sample size was determined using the Cochran's formula of 384 people. A researcher-made questionnaire with face validity and reliability of 0.756 was used for data collection. The results of regression correlation showed that unhealthy and healthy lifestyles had more explanatory and predictive power than other lifestyles in social control of the prevalence of virulence 19 and the Leven test showed that unhealthy lifestyle with direct impact -0.756 and healthy lifestyle with total impact -0.429 have had the most impact. In order to encourage a healthy life, it is necessary to plan by teaching a suitable model for all unpredictable crisis situations. Manuscript profile
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  13 - The effect of lifestyles on social control of Covid19 virus outbreak in the city Bandar Mahshahr
  Azam Khatibi Farshad Alenaser
  10.30495/uss.2023.709648
  The spread of Covid-19 created social panic in the world and the resulting irrational behaviors affected the lifestyles of people in such a way that the social health of the society was threatened. Based on this, the aim of the research was Survey the impact of lifestyl More

  The spread of Covid-19 created social panic in the world and the resulting irrational behaviors affected the lifestyles of people in such a way that the social health of the society was threatened. Based on this, the aim of the research was Survey the impact of lifestyles on the social control of the spread of Covid-19 in the city of Bandar MahshahrDurkheim and Chris' theories of social control and the theories of lifestyles of Weber, Simmel, Veblen, Giddens-Wilken, Sobel and Cockerham and Alcock were used. The research method is descriptive-analytical with an applied purpose. The statistical population was citizens 20 years old above Bandar Mahshahr city. The sample size was determined using the Cochran's formula of 384 people. A researcher-made questionnaire with face validity and reliability of 0.756 was used for data collection. The results of regression correlation showed that unhealthy and healthy lifestyles had more explanatory and predictive power than other lifestyles in social control of the prevalence of virulence 19 and the Leven test showed that unhealthy lifestyle with direct impact -0.756 and healthy lifestyle with total impact -0.429 have had the most impact. In order to encourage a healthy life, it is necessary to plan by teaching a suitable model for all unpredictable crisis situations.   Manuscript profile
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  14 - Evasion and Social and Cultural Factors Affecting it: A Study of Young People Aged 18-29 in Marivan
  mehrdad navabakhsh farogh karimi
  In recent years, the prevalence of crime and high-risk behaviors among young people has become a major social issue, and the findings and findings of empirical surveys and research strongly support this claim. The purpose of this study is to analyze the sociological, so More

  In recent years, the prevalence of crime and high-risk behaviors among young people has become a major social issue, and the findings and findings of empirical surveys and research strongly support this claim. The purpose of this study is to analyze the sociological, social and cultural factors affecting the Evasion of 18-29 year-old youth in Marivan. The present study is a quantitative and type-based study in the field of applied research and questionnaire was used to collect data. The statistical population of this study is young people aged 18-29 years old in Marivan and the sample size was calculated using Cochran formula of 385 persons and the stratified sampling method was used. The results showed that the variables of sense of distributive justice, social control, sense of social trust, social satisfaction and attitude towards law were inversely and significantly correlated with evasion. There was a direct and significant relationship between the variables of feeling social anomaly, having friends with the law, the level of law-abiding among family members, and the feeling of relative deprivation. The results of multivariate regression analysis also showed that variables such as social anomaly, social control, social satisfaction, attitude towards law, and family law avoidance had a significant effect on evasion. Manuscript profile
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  15 - study the relationship between social support and orientation to recidivism
  Mohammad Zahedi asl Mohammad Rajeieyan
  Abstract In the present study, based on survey and by implementing self-made questionnaire The relationship between social Hmayt‌Hay a tendency to recidivism among released from prison were discussed. The results of SPSS, using Pearson correlation and multivariate regre More

  Abstract In the present study, based on survey and by implementing self-made questionnaire The relationship between social Hmayt‌Hay a tendency to recidivism among released from prison were discussed. The results of SPSS, using Pearson correlation and multivariate regression tests show Hmayt Hay between the family system, social networks and support organizations with a tendency to repeat the crime, there is a significant relationship  So that, we can strengthen social ties and social support through support organizations, Communities, social networks, families and interpersonal relationships offered reduced environment causing offense And thus committing the criminal offense for individuals' tendency to prevent recidivism. Manuscript profile
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  16 - Instrumentation for the Measurement of Factors Affecting Social Control of Cybercultural Transgressions among Social Media Users
  Shalaleh Meraji Oskuie Kamran Mohamadkhani Ali Delavar Ali Akbar Farhangi
  AbstractDespite all the advantages to human life, computer-mediated communication has provided a fertile ground for transgressive behaviors. Transgression is a behavior that goes beyond boundaries, conventions, laws, and accepted practices. The way societies confront tr More

  AbstractDespite all the advantages to human life, computer-mediated communication has provided a fertile ground for transgressive behaviors. Transgression is a behavior that goes beyond boundaries, conventions, laws, and accepted practices. The way societies confront transgressive behaviors, and the social control methods they employ to decrease these behaviors and reduce their mal-effects are of a high significance. Hence, the current research aimed at instrumentation for the measurement of the factors affecting social control of cybercultural transgressions. In the current research, six steps of instrumentation are presented as follows: 1) Identification and extraction of constructs from literature; 2) Validation of constructs and variables; 3) Validity assessment of item pool; 4) A priori reliability and 5) Post hoc reliability assessment; 6) Construct validity assessment; and also, the results of the instrument implementation including final model’s goodness-of-fit, and power analysis are presented. The results of instrumentation process showed an acceptable validity and reliability for the instrument. The steps outlined in the current research can lead to development of better instruments by researchers. Manuscript profile