Sedigheh Abbasi; khadije safiri; Amir Massoud Amirmazaheri
Volume 9, Issue 1 , Autumn 2018, , Pages 131-156
Abstract
This research studies "the impact of social factors on generational relationships from the viewpoint of female students aged 20 to 26 years" in state universities of Tehran in 1395. The theoretical framework is the Theory of "Ingelhart's Value Transformation, Bengston's Growth, Giddens Globalization, ...
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This research studies "the impact of social factors on generational relationships from the viewpoint of female students aged 20 to 26 years" in state universities of Tehran in 1395. The theoretical framework is the Theory of "Ingelhart's Value Transformation, Bengston's Growth, Giddens Globalization, Mannheim's Generation Experience, Changing the McLuhan Socialization Process". The research method is survey and the statistical population is 11406 people. Information was collected from a sample of 382 people. R Square ( ) indicates that the variables introduced into the equation account for 52% of the variance of the dependent variable variations. The coefficients of the effect of the model explaining the relationship between generations indicate that the variables "lifestyle, socializing with peer groups, communication and interactions within the family" in the regression equation are significant. According to path analysis coefficients, lifestyle with total coefficient of 0.574 and internal family interaction and interaction with a total factor of 0.478 show the most effect on the variable of generational relationships. The overall findings show that in explaining the difference between generations in the micro level, in the personality trait of young and middle-aged young girls, socialization and education of change have been created in terms of socialization and education, and young girls are a generation of change and the family plays a role in interacting with managing and reducing the generation conflict.
