چکیده:
Drug addiction، the most serious social problem in Iran، cab be studied differently from sociological، psychological، legal، and economical viewpoints. It is widely accepted among scholars that drug addiction provides the ground for many social impairments، specifically women's prostitution. More than 60% of the Iranian prisoners have been found guilty due to drug addiction or drug trafficking. Forming the majority of drug addicts، such men، as fathers and husbands، impair the structure of their families seriously and are real threats to women's personal and family lives. As a result، with respect to the extension and depth of this social problem، this paper tries to study the causes of the inclination to drug consumption، the aftermaths of men's drug addiction، and strategies for preventing the problem.
خلاصه ماشینی:
In these studies, attention is paid to personality and individual characteristics, motivational factors, the individual's past, various physical, psychological, and behavioral problems, weakness of faith and will, fear and anxiety, loneliness and depression, curiosity and gaining experience, sexual instincts and hedonism, and incorrect beliefs regarding the positive effects of drugs such as energy boosting, increasing sexual potency, pain reduction, ...
In the following, some of these family consequences are briefly explained: -- Family instability and breakdown Statistical evidence indicates that 34 percent of divorces in the country result from addiction and drug-related issues 2 and 60 percent of the reasons for divorce requests by women are the spouse's addiction and non-receipt of alimony, whereas in the past 25 years, only 2 percent of divorce request reasons were addiction.
In addition to serious and dangerous physical harms such as affliction to infectious and epidemic diseases like AIDS, hepatitis, and tuberculosis, addiction also leads to unpleasant social and economic consequences, such as an increase in drug-related crimes and the waste of the country's large material capitals.
1 In total, based on findings and evidence, it can be admitted that male addiction is a social issue resulting from internal and external factors and conditions, and is the source of vulnerabilities and very serious threats to the individual, family, and social lives of society members, especially women, and leads them into delinquency.
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