A Sociological Study Regarding the Effect of the Sense of Security on Social Wellbeing Among Women Aged between15 to 45 in Kerman City

Social wellbeing includes the individual's assessment of the community, the quality and quantity of the person involved in the community. The present paper examines the relationship and recognition of the impact of social security feeling to mean lack of anxiety, apprehension and special concern in dealing with affairs related to social life on the social wellbeing of women. The theoretical framework includes a hybrid approach in the field of social health and safety used by Keys, Larson and Maslow's theory of needs. The method used in this study is a descriptive (non-experimental) research in the field of surveys. As a correlation between research variables, this research is a correlation method that determines the relationship between the social health of women (the dependent variable) and the independent variables including social security, as well as the status of marriage and employment (land subject). The statistical population includes women aged15-45 in Kerman city. Applying Cochran formula, 380 people were selected using cluster sampling based on the 4 areas of the municipality. The results show a positive and significant relationship between emotional and its dimensions, with the level of social health of women. The results of multivariate regression also show that the sense of social security and intellectual security of women best describe financial security, human security and identity security at a weakly variable of social health. The variable of employment and marital status also has a smaller share in the explanation of social health. The results of the analysis also show that independent variables have a positive and significant effect on increasing social health among women.