Geographical analysis of the role of social capital in the quality of life of tribal families Case study: a new tribe, clan Zilayi, city Cherom

.The question that arises in this context is the social capital and quality of life in tribal areas studied what relationship there. The purpose of this study on the role of social capital in the quality of life of tribal families’ geographic analysis, a new tribe is the tribe Zilayi cherom city. The study is cross-sectional manner. Is a type of applied research and field data collection form library (questionnaire) for information analysis, descriptive statistics (mean, standard deviation and variance) and inferential statistics (correlation, regression analysis, and chi-square) were used. The population of the investigation, all tribal families a new tribe, clan Zylayy cherom city, a population and housing census in 1390, a new tribe village inhabited 7, 4450 people and 1105 households. Cochran formula, the number of samples required to complete a questionnaire of 138 households, respectively. Also selected in the tribal households, randomly chosen households to adhere to the principle of equal opportunity is. The results showed significant differences between the dependent variable, independent variable quality of life of families and social capital of households. Studies have shown that, based on the level of social capital, a significant difference in the quality of life of nomadic families is obtained. It is estimated to be positive, which indicates a direct relationship, so we can say that with increasing levels of social capital, quality of life of households’ increases.