The Role of Social Security in the Prevention of Social Deviances (A Case study among Girl high school students in Shoush)

This paper studies the role of social security in the prevention of social deviances. About 304 of high school girl students in Shoush (South west of Iran) were (systematic) randomly chosen. The research method was survey with questionnaire. The data were analyzed through spss along with Pearson coefficient correlation, Analysis of Variance, multivariable regression and path analysis were used as well. The results show that there is a positive relationship between Social Deviances and with social security, satisfaction sense and basic trust. There is a negative relationship between social identity, social solidarity, security needs and dependent variable. There isn't a relationship between security elements with Social Deviances. The one way ANOVA shows there is a difference between socio-economic status and Social Deviances. The multivariable regression analysis shows that the independent variables explain 23.9% of changes in Social Deviances rate. Variables like social satisfaction, social solidarity and security sense have the most influence on dependent variable.