The role of spirituality and emotional cognitive regulation on the withdrawal of addiction with marital status and age increasing

Background and Aim: Addiction is one of the most complex social problems in the present that causes many social problems and social deviations. The purpose of this study was to develop a prediction model for addiction trap based on individual, spiritual and emotional variables. Methodology: the present study is a correlational study in which 300 drug addicted ranged from 17 and 69 referred to Alborz addiction treatment center in 1395 (150 successful and 150 unsuccessful addicted people) ( on available) basis on Morgan's table, with the aim of determining the role of spirituality and cognitive-emotional regulation. the tool of study were, Shahidi and Farajnia's spiritual attitude questionnaires and the scale of emotional cognitive regulation strategies to predict the quitting   drug through a path equation Spss-16 and lisre8.7 software were used. Results: finding in this study reveals that age, marital status, emotional regulation and spiritual attitude have meaningful relationship with addiction withdrawal prediction. Accordingly the highest coefficient belongs to spiritual attitude at                                    Conclusion: The results of this study can be used in identifying variables engaged in addiction quit and their application can be used in addiction treatment centers for successfully leaving addiction