RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS MEMBERSHIP AND SOCIAL TRUST (A CASE STUDY OF MAZANDARAN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS)

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GHOLAMZADEH KH.; SHAREPOUR M.

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Journal: Social Welfare Year:2010 | Volume:10 | Issue:38 Page(s): 221-243

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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS MEMBERSHIP AND SOCIAL TRUST (A CASE STUDY OF MAZANDARAN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS)

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GHOLAMZADEH KH. | SHAREPOUR M. | Issue Writer Certificate

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SOCIAL CAPITALQ2

SOCIAL TRUSTQ3

CIVIL SOCIETYQ2

VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONSQ2

Abstract

Statement of the problem: In this article relationship between SOCIAL TRUST and CIVIL SOCIETY (with emphasis on VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS) is empirically examined. In addition, this article attempts to answer this question: what kind of relationship is there between VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS membership and SOCIAL TRUST? Method: 457 students of Mazandaran University were chosen and the questionnaires were distributed among them according to proportionate stratified sampling. Findings: Members of VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS did not have higher SOCIAL TRUST compared with non-members, but the members of these associations, had higher CIVIL SOCIETY variables (awareness of social news, satisfaction of life, reciprocity norms and positive attitude toward law enforcement) and fewer non-civil society variables (insecurity, feeling of opportunism and feeling of alienation) and this variables had relationship with SOCIAL TRUST.Results: VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS are important for having more CIVIL SOCIETY variables (such as reciprocity norms and positive attitude toward law enforcement) and less non-civil society variables (such as feeling of insecurity and feeling of alienation) but since CIVIL SOCIETY variables were in low level and non-civil society variables were in high level, VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS could not show high level of SOCIAL TRUST directly.

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GHOLAMZADEH, KH., & SHAREPOUR, M.. (2010). RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS MEMBERSHIP AND SOCIAL TRUST (A CASE STUDY OF MAZANDARAN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS). SOCIAL WELFARE, 10(38), 221-243. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/56604/en

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GHOLAMZADEH KH., SHAREPOUR M.. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS MEMBERSHIP AND SOCIAL TRUST (A CASE STUDY OF MAZANDARAN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS). SOCIAL WELFARE[Internet]. 2010;10(38):221-243. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/56604/en

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KH. GHOLAMZADEH, and M. SHAREPOUR, “RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS MEMBERSHIP AND SOCIAL TRUST (A CASE STUDY OF MAZANDARAN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS),” SOCIAL WELFARE, vol. 10, no. 38, pp. 221–243, 2010, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/56604/en

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