Measuring and Evaluating Social Effects of Residential Districts Emphasizing Social Inequality (Case Study: Omidiye City)

This article aims to measure and evaluate social effects of Mehr housing's areas and Motahari district in Omidiye city emphasizing social inequality. Residents of different districts have been distributed in special areas of the city based on economic and social characteristics (income and education). The research methodology was descriptive. The sample of the study included 320 people using Cochran formula. 160 people belonged to Motahari district and 160 people were from Mehr housing and were questioned randomly. The results of T-Test showed the difference of average of two variables related to residential districts, respondents and social deviations. Considering (sig: 0. 001) and (t:-2.16) the observed difference between two groups was statistically significant. Also the results of variance test connected to two variables showed that there was mutual correlation between the type of residential districts, education and income level and attraction level to social deviations.