PERSONAL AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, ALTRUISM AND SOCIAL TRUST: A STUDY OF ADOLESCENTS IN SHIRAZ

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Journal: Journal of Applied Sociology Year:2012 | Volume:23 | Issue:2 (46) Page(s): 193-211

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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, ALTRUISM AND SOCIAL TRUST: A STUDY OF ADOLESCENTS IN SHIRAZ

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SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITYQ2

PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITYQ2

SOCIAL TRUSTQ2

ALTRUISMQ2

ADOLESCENTSQ2

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This article examines the relationship between personal and SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, SOCIAL TRUST and ALTRUISM among ADOLESCENTS (aged 15-19 ) who live in Shiraz. The sample includes 391 respondants. Variables had been constructed and verified by face validity and Cronbach’s alpha determined reliability. Personal and SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, each with alphas of 0.71 and 0.72, respectively, were measured. The results of the study show that PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY has significant and positive relationships with SOCIAL TRUST (r=0.332), trust in social groups and institutions (r=0.226) and ALTRUISM (r=0.204). However, SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY is in a reverse relationship with SOCIAL TRUST (r=-0.304) and does not have a significant relationship with ALTRUISM. SOCIAL TRUST is related to ALTRUISM in a significant and positive relationship (r=0.224). In general, these three important variables are related to and strengthen each other. Therefore, increasing of public trust should be considered seriously so that altruistic behavior-that can guarantee a just society-becomes a routine practice in public culture. Because honesty and openness in social relationships can increase social capital, responsibility and trustful behavior, more efforts should be made to firm moral virtues in society.

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SOROUSH, M.. (2012). PERSONAL AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, ALTRUISM AND SOCIAL TRUST: A STUDY OF ADOLESCENTS IN SHIRAZ. JOURNAL OF APPLIED SOCIOLOGY, 23(2 (46)), 193-211. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/154904/en

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SOROUSH M.. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, ALTRUISM AND SOCIAL TRUST: A STUDY OF ADOLESCENTS IN SHIRAZ. JOURNAL OF APPLIED SOCIOLOGY[Internet]. 2012;23(2 (46)):193-211. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/154904/en

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M. SOROUSH, “PERSONAL AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, ALTRUISM AND SOCIAL TRUST: A STUDY OF ADOLESCENTS IN SHIRAZ,” JOURNAL OF APPLIED SOCIOLOGY, vol. 23, no. 2 (46), pp. 193–211, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/154904/en

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