Effect of Lifestyle Factors on Single Girls’ Attitude toward Marriage: A Study of Female Employees of Shiraz Medical School

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Kavehfirouz Zeynab; Sarem Aazam

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Journal: Social Problems of Iran Year:2017 | Volume:8 | Issue:1 Page(s): 73-95

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Effect of Lifestyle Factors on Single Girls’ Attitude toward Marriage: A Study of Female Employees of Shiraz Medical School

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Kavehfirouz Zeynab | Sarem Aazam | Issue Writer Certificate

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Social communicationQ1

Socioeconomic statusQ1

Body managementQ2

Cultural consumptionQ1

Abstract

This study was designed to investigate single girls’ attitude toward marriage with an emphasis on their lifestyle. First, theories of lifestyle and marriage were studied and then a theoretical framework was developed by combining appropriate and consistent theories. The concept of lifestyle has benefited from views of Weber, Bourdieu and Giddens, and marriage from modernization theory. Secondly using statistical techniques and framework of the study, it’ s been sought to measure the impactability of people's attitudes toward marriage with four components of Cultural consumption, Social communication, Body management and Socioeconomic status as elements of lifestyle that can influence dependent variable of the study. The population of this research was unmarried female employees of Shiraz Medical School, the sample was 345 and data were collected through a survey using questionnaire. The findings showed that a significant percentage of the sample (1/39 percent) have a negative attitude toward marriage which indicates a change in attitudes about marriage. All factors of lifestyle have impact on attitude toward marriage, and among four of them “ Social communication” is the only component that is impacted by the other three (Socioeconomic status, Cultural consumption and Body management), and this variable with beta coefficient of 553/0 have directly and immediately impact on attitudes toward marriage. Also Cultural consumption with beta coefficient of 610/0 is the most important determinant variable of attitudes toward marriage.

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Kavehfirouz, Zeynab, & Sarem, Aazam. (2017). Effect of Lifestyle Factors on Single Girls’ Attitude toward Marriage: A Study of Female Employees of Shiraz Medical School. SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF IRAN (JOURNAL OF KHARAZMI UNIVERSITY), 8(1 ), 73-95. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/173537/en

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Kavehfirouz Zeynab, Sarem Aazam. Effect of Lifestyle Factors on Single Girls’ Attitude toward Marriage: A Study of Female Employees of Shiraz Medical School. SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF IRAN (JOURNAL OF KHARAZMI UNIVERSITY)[Internet]. 2017;8(1 ):73-95. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/173537/en

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Zeynab Kavehfirouz, and Aazam Sarem, “Effect of Lifestyle Factors on Single Girls’ Attitude toward Marriage: A Study of Female Employees of Shiraz Medical School,” SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF IRAN (JOURNAL OF KHARAZMI UNIVERSITY), vol. 8, no. 1 , pp. 73–95, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/173537/en

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