The Study of the Relationship between Social Identity and Citizenship Culture in Tehran

Considering the culture of citizenship is a new approach that has been addressed by most developed countries and its effective results in sustainable development, prosperity and cultural and social progress have led developing countries to understand its necessity and the context for its development. Provide.
Regarding the importance of the subject of citizenship culture, the present study uses a field method, survey technique and questionnaire to investigate the relationship between social identity and citizenship culture in Tehran as the main objective. The statistical population of this study is all citizens aged 18 years and above Tehran, and 600 of them based on Forkel Cochran have been studied as sample size. In this study, we study the relationship between national identity, political identity, cultural identity, religious identity and historical identity as independent variables and adherence to the culture of citizenship as a dependent variable. The results of the research indicate that there is a significant difference between the total social identity (P = 0.33) and its dimensions: national identity (P = 0.32), political identity (P = 0.34), cultural identity (P = 0.23), identity Religious (P = 0.36) and historical identity (P = 0.39) are closely related to adherence to the culture of citizenship. Also, the variables in general have been able to explain significant changes in the variable of adherence to civic culture by 0.32 (R2 = 0.32).