Analysis of the most important factors affecting the spread of addiction in rural areas; (Case Study: High Gharaposhtloo county, township Zanjan)

Addiction in rural communities is growing. However, most studies have been done addiction in urban areas, Research is needed on the factors affecting the drug to be done in rural areas. The present study investigated factors affecting the spread of addiction in rural areas. Research method is applied and the nature of the research is descriptive - analytic. The data collection tool for library field (questionnaire), for descriptive and inferential analysis (factor analysis) is. The study consisted of rural families is High Gharaposhtloo, Due to the large number of villages and 12 villages of the district to a detailed study by cluster sampling based on population, the number of samples per class population was found. The findings show that the most important factor of economic development in rural areas of study drug. Special value of this factor is 7.756, which alone is able to calculate and explain 13.96% of the variance. The variable load factor was 16. Of the 16 variables studied in this variable lower drug prices with coefficient of 0.785, unemployment loadings 0.710 and variable low, easy access to drugs with coefficient of 0.716, the economic factor, individual and infrastructure as the most important factors the spread of addiction were identified.