Study of Sociological Effective Factors on Feelings of Social Security (Case Study: Women of Tehran Region 10)

Social security, the ability of the community to preserve their essential characteristics under changing conditions and threats are real, and likely to be defined. Social Security, oversees the provision of public health, violence against, and remove mental concerns (insecurity) citizens. The purpose of this research is to study and evaluate the social security, women in Region 10 of Tehran, the method in this research, survey and data collection, questionnaire is intended. Sample, according to the municipality in 2011, 15,728 people. Of the community, using Cochran Formula 385, were selected as the sample size. Sampling, according to the homogeneity of the sample, the possible (random) is the theoretical framework of this study, the social order of theories (Merton and Parsons), feel safe location (Levine), domestic violence (Strauss and theorists conflict), socioeconomic status (Weber), a religious adherence (Stark), and some personality factors, social security, is used. To test the hypothesis, the Pearson correlation coefficient and mean comparison, were used. Research findings show that the correlation of independent variables, such as Security Location (0/346), social order (0/413), religious commitment (0/498), domestic violence (-0/391) and income (0/217), the dependent variable is social security, have a meaningful relationship. But between age and sense of security, there is no significant relationship, and women feel safe, shows a significant difference in terms of their marital status. Married women feel safe to say, more than single women (girls) are.