FAMILY FACTORS IMPACTING TENDENCY TOWARD SOCIAL ABNORMALITY AND WAYS OF PREVENTING IT (POLICING SOCIAL ABNORMALITIES)

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VARVAEI AKBAR; NIAZKHANI MORTEZA; KALAKI HASSAN

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Journal: Police Management Studies Year:2011 | Volume:5 | Issue:4 Page(s): 627-649

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FAMILY FACTORS IMPACTING TENDENCY TOWARD SOCIAL ABNORMALITY AND WAYS OF PREVENTING IT (POLICING SOCIAL ABNORMALITIES)

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VARVAEI AKBAR | NIAZKHANI MORTEZA | KALAKI HASSAN | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

POLICING SOCIAL ABNORMALITIESQ3

SOCIAL ABNORMALITYQ3

STREET PROSTITUTIONQ3

PREVENTIVE MEASURESQ3

AGE OF PROSTITUTION INITIATIONQ3

FAMILY FACTORSQ3

POLICING PROSTITUTIONQ3

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Background and objective: STREET PROSTITUTION has recently emerged in Iran’s society as a social problem.Theoreticians are of the opinion that family, as one of the major factors contributing to age of prostitution plays an important role. The present paper aims at identifying FAMILY FACTORS contributing to stating age of STREET PROSTITUTION in Tehran from sociological point of view.Method: The research was of survey type. The tool used in it was self-made questionnaire which has the required reliability and validity (a=0.76). Available sampling method was used for selecting 512 persons as the sample size.Findings: The average age for starting prostitution was 19. The first illicit sexual experience has had major impacts on their tendency toward this profession. Chief among FAMILY FACTORS contributing to starting age of STREET PROSTITUTION were: parents’ religious loyalty, parents’ education, morality base in family, kindness and maintaining independence, and peace and safety in family. However, family concrete and apparent aspects such as job, economic status, clothes’ style, etc do not affect the starting age of prostitution. Therefore, cultural and identity aspects of family have significant impact on starting age of prostitution, and its concrete aspects.Conclusion: Law enforcement and preventive approaches for STREET PROSTITUTION were: coordination of police with other social institutions (family, judiciary, welfare, and other relevant bodies). In relation with disciplinary prevention, it has been referred to issues such as a chastity and hijab culture expansion, managing street women, managing runaway girls and providing the facility for their return to the society.

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VARVAEI, AKBAR, NIAZKHANI, MORTEZA, & KALAKI, HASSAN. (2011). FAMILY FACTORS IMPACTING TENDENCY TOWARD SOCIAL ABNORMALITY AND WAYS OF PREVENTING IT (POLICING SOCIAL ABNORMALITIES). POLICE MANAGEMENT STUDIES QUARTERLY (PMSQ), 5(4), 627-649. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/135384/en

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VARVAEI AKBAR, NIAZKHANI MORTEZA, KALAKI HASSAN. FAMILY FACTORS IMPACTING TENDENCY TOWARD SOCIAL ABNORMALITY AND WAYS OF PREVENTING IT (POLICING SOCIAL ABNORMALITIES). POLICE MANAGEMENT STUDIES QUARTERLY (PMSQ)[Internet]. 2011;5(4):627-649. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/135384/en

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AKBAR VARVAEI, MORTEZA NIAZKHANI, and HASSAN KALAKI, “FAMILY FACTORS IMPACTING TENDENCY TOWARD SOCIAL ABNORMALITY AND WAYS OF PREVENTING IT (POLICING SOCIAL ABNORMALITIES),” POLICE MANAGEMENT STUDIES QUARTERLY (PMSQ), vol. 5, no. 4, pp. 627–649, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/135384/en

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