A comparative study of social factors related to the tendency towards delinquent behavior among slum dwellers and non-slum dwellers (a case study of male secondary school students in the city of Ilam) Journal Article

Machine summary:

The evaluation of findings obtained from data analysis using social science software (SPSS) indicates the existence of a relationship between the variables of age, having a criminal in the family, and linguistic subculture among non-marginalized populations, and the variables of GPA and use of domestic cultural products among marginalized populations, as well as the variables of field of study, family supervision, intimacy between family members, family disruption, belonging Based on this, a delinquent is someone accused of committing anti-social behavior or law-breaking; however, because they have not reached the legal age, they are not punished like an adult criminal. The changes and transformations that have occurred in the city of Ilam, the rapid growth and increase of the urban population and its cultural, social, and spatial consequences, the emergence of new cultural characteristics and subcultures, as well as the diversity of tribes and the issue of their coexistence, and the impact of all these factors on the security of the city of Ilam and the undeniable role of the above in shaping the personality of adolescents and young people as the future builders of society, and also the lack of sufficient research in the field of delinquency in the marginalized areas of the city of Ilam, have necessitated the conduct of this research. Research Objectives General Objective A comparative study of social factors related to the tendency toward delinquent behavior among male secondary school students in marginalized and non-marginalized areas of the city of Ilam.