Abstract:
It seems that social networks, as the widest and fastest communication networks, have an impact on the emergence of the phenomenon of divorce and their effect on married life. The present research aims to investigate the relationship between the amount of social network use and the divorce rate in Shadegan County. The statistical population of this research includes all divorced men and women aged 20 to 40 in Shadegan County in the year 1397. The research method is survey-based. In this study, two questionnaires were used: the positive and negative effects of social networks questionnaire and the inclination to divorce questionnaire. The research showed that there is a significant and direct correlation between the amount of social network use and divorce. This study revealed that there is no significant correlation between the components of virtual communication with friends and acquaintances, the development of public participation, and the rapid formation of false news and rumors with divorce; however, there is a significant correlation between the components of targeted internet advertising, education, anti-religious advertising and the suggestion of doubts, and the negative behavioral impact and violation of individual privacy with the divorce rate.
Machine summary:
Investigating the Impact of Virtual Social Networks on the Rate of Divorce (A Case Study of Shadegan County) Abdullah Bahrani1, Alireza Golestani2, Dariush Rezapour3 Master of Social Sciences, Payame Noor University, Bushehr Branch, Iran (Corresponding Author).
Journal of New Strategies in Psychology and Educational Sciences, Volume 1, Issue 1, Spring 2019, Pages 58-70 Abstract It seems that social networks, as the widest and fastest communication networks, play a role in the emergence of the phenomenon of divorce and its impact on marital life.
The present research aims to investigate the relationship between the level of social network use and the rate of divorce in Shadegan County.
This study determined that there is no significant correlation between the components of virtual communication with friends and acquaintances, the development of public participation, and the rapid formation of false news and rumors with divorce; however, there is a significant correlation between the components of targeted internet advertising, education, anti-religious propaganda and the suggestion of doubts, and the negative behavioral impact and violation of individual privacy with the rate of divorce.
068), based on which the research hypothesis is confirmed; therefore, there is a significant effect of the amount of social network use on the divorce rate in Shadegan County.
Discussion and Conclusion The present research aimed to investigate the relationship between the level of social network use and the divorce rate in Shadegan County.
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