The Influence of Family and Satellite Interaction in Divorce Increasing

Since divorce demolishes the society’s most important social institution, it can be considered as the most important problem. Socialization may play a significant role increasing or decreasing social disorders such as divorce. because socialization agents are somehow different. This research focuses on the effects of socialization on divorce, family and satellite as the most widely influential media, and their interaction on the issue of divorce. Therefore required data were gathered from two groups of ordinary people and those who were at threshold of divorce, concerning Parson’s socialization theories, importance of family from view points of Gidden’s, cultivation theory, suddenly change of Durkheim and needs-expectations theory. The results show that satellite affects creation of modern values and consequently influences families and emergence of traditional values between the spouses. Also the results show that a well-managed interaction should be established between these two important wings of socialization in order to prevent suddenly changes and value contradiction as well as creating stability between dominating norms of the two spouses