Examining the Role of Parental bonding and Obsessive-Compulsive in Predicting Attitude toward Delinquency in the Third Grade Boy Students of Second Intermediate Period in two Zahedan Counties

The purpose of this study has been examining the role of parental bonding and obsessive-compulsive in predicting attitude toward delinquency in the third grade boy students of second intermediate period in two Zahedan counties in 2013-2014 academic years. The present research was conducted survey and it has been practical in terms of purpose and has been descriptive correlative in terms of the research method. In order to implement the research were used three questionnaires called Parker Parental Bonding Instrument (PBI), Maudsley obsessive-compulsive questionnaire and the questionnaire to measure attitude toward delinquent behavior. Reliability and validity of both measures were approved using face validity and Cronbachs alpha methods. The research statistical sample consisted of all third grade boy students in second intermediate period in two Zahedan counties in the two public and non-profit schools in 2013-2014academic years. In order to collect data, statistical sample was selected using a stratified random sampling method. Statistical analysis of the data showed that 1) parental bonding with a positive attitude to delinquency has a negative correlation and there is a positive correlation with a negative attitude to delinquency, 2) obsessive-compulsive with a positive attitude to delinquency has a positive correlation and there is a meaningful negative correlation with a negative attitude to delinquency, 3) there is a negative and meaningful correlation between parental bonding and obsessive-compulsive, 4) the mothers care, the fathers care and the mothers extreme support dimensions have been the best predictors of attitude toward delinquency, 5) checking, cleanness, slowness and uncertainty dimensions were the best predictors of attitude toward delinquency, 6) the mothers care, the fathers care and the mothers extreme support dimensions have been predictors of the obsessive-compulsive .