A social work study on family related issues influencing juvenile delinquency
We present a study to investigate the impacts of various factors on juvenile delinquency. The study distributes 400 questionnaires among young people aged 19-26 who are involved with some sort of crime and analyzes their feedbacks. There are three hypotheses including family income, tendency to spir...
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doaj-96f0c6e6e7df43a687dbb7134e722a552020-11-24T22:46:32ZengGrowing ScienceManagement Science Letters1923-93351923-93432013-07-01372085208810.5267/j.msl.2013.06.012A social work study on family related issues influencing juvenile delinquencyMohammad Reza IravaniSamaneh SalimiAkram Fakhri FakhraminiGhasem ShahmoradiZakaria EskandariMohsen DadashiWe present a study to investigate the impacts of various factors on juvenile delinquency. The study distributes 400 questionnaires among young people aged 19-26 who are involved with some sort of crime and analyzes their feedbacks. There are three hypotheses including family income, tendency to spirituality and religion and educational backgrounds of families and juvenile delinquency among these people. The results show that while family income and religious as well as spirituality characteristics play important role on juvenile delinquency, educational background of the parents do not statistically have any influence on juvenile delinquency. The study recommends that a better family condition could contribute society to reduce juvenile delinquency and people could guide their children through better consultations.http://www.growingscience.com/msl/Vol3/msl_2013_182.pdfJuvenile delinquencyReligion and juvenile delinquencyEconomy and Juvenile delinquency |
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Mohammad Reza Iravani Samaneh Salimi Akram Fakhri Fakhramini Ghasem Shahmoradi Zakaria Eskandari Mohsen Dadashi A social work study on family related issues influencing juvenile delinquency Management Science Letters Juvenile delinquency Religion and juvenile delinquency Economy and Juvenile delinquency |
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Mohammad Reza Iravani Samaneh Salimi Akram Fakhri Fakhramini Ghasem Shahmoradi Zakaria Eskandari Mohsen Dadashi |
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A social work study on family related issues influencing juvenile delinquency |
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A social work study on family related issues influencing juvenile delinquency |
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A social work study on family related issues influencing juvenile delinquency |
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A social work study on family related issues influencing juvenile delinquency |
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A social work study on family related issues influencing juvenile delinquency |
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social work study on family related issues influencing juvenile delinquency |
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Growing Science |
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Management Science Letters |
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1923-9335 1923-9343 |
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We present a study to investigate the impacts of various factors on juvenile delinquency. The study distributes 400 questionnaires among young people aged 19-26 who are involved with some sort of crime and analyzes their feedbacks. There are three hypotheses including family income, tendency to spirituality and religion and educational backgrounds of families and juvenile delinquency among these people. The results show that while family income and religious as well as spirituality characteristics play important role on juvenile delinquency, educational background of the parents do not statistically have any influence on juvenile delinquency. The study recommends that a better family condition could contribute society to reduce juvenile delinquency and people could guide their children through better consultations. |
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Juvenile delinquency Religion and juvenile delinquency Economy and Juvenile delinquency |
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