Investigation of Effectiveness of Plan Promotion Societal Security on Social Security Dimensions from the Perspective of Police Experts

This paper examines the effectiveness of Plan Promotion Societal Security of police on social security dimensions from the perspective of police experts. This research method is descriptive and functional. The statistical population is all of police university experts, of them 400 were selected as sample. In this study stratified sampling and researcher designed questionnaire have been used. After collecting the data, according to research questions, for the analysis of obtained data single sample t-test and Friedman test was used. The results showed that respondent's mean scores on the effectiveness of improving societal security program on moral security, cultural security and family security has been below average. However, the effectiveness of social security improving project on public, financial and life safety is only average. Friedman's test results also show that between rating mean of the effectiveness of improving Societal security program on questionnaire components there is a significant difference. In fact, social security improving project has the greatest impact on safety. The least effectiveness of improving societal security program has been on social security, family security and cultural security. Considering the results of this study, it is necessary to revise improving societal security program and the shortcomings resolved to enhance the effectiveness of the plan.