Social factors

Social trust and social factors affecting it among the students

Abstract: Social confidence is a form of social relationships that means social interaction and action of all people of the society in all political, economic and cultural social different fields. The aim of this study is the sociology survey of students’ social confidence in two teacher training centers (TTC) of Shaheed Sharafat and Bahonar in Tehran and its effective social factors. The s...

Epidemiologyof Social Risk Factors

sance of interest in the role of the social environment in causing schizophrenia and other psychoses (van Os, 2004). This resurgence is fuelled by both a recognition that biological accounts of aetiology are insufficient (Eisenberg, 2004) and the persistence of findings correlating schizophrenia with socio-environmental risk factors (e.g. Pedersen & Mortensen, 2001). Indeed, the sheer complexit...

Social Factors in Schizophrenia

One of the defining characteristics of schizophrenia is impaired social functioning. This was recognized a century ago in the earliest clinical descriptions of the disorder. Today, deterioration of social relations remains a hallmark of schizophrenia, with social isolation and withdrawal forming part of its clinical profile in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. But what ...

Social Risk Factors

Among risk factors for infectious diseases, social ones present a particular challenge due to the increasing importance of old and new infections on the one hand, and the complexity of social reality on the other. This is not a new phenomenon. Social risk factors for infectious diseases were a subject of much thought throughout, roughly, the early 19 century up to the First World War although r...

Organisational Factors, Social Factors, and Women's Advancement