Study factors associated with feelings of individual anomie among students

According to the sociology of emotions, one of the most important issues in managing the micro problems is to regard the sensation of individuals in society. Thus, individual anomie as sensation is among the influential factors in the actions of individuals in need of study. This research treats the rate of individual anomie among the students of University of Tehran, using the theories of Ferdingberg, Lidenberg, Simen΄s Social alienation and non_organizational theory as a theoretical framework of research. The method is based on measurement and the samples (300 persons) are classified in form of sampling. Processing and statistic analysis of information has been made by using descriptive and inferred statistics (including correlation tests, multi- variable regressing). The findings show that the anomie sensation of 18.5% of the students under the study is low, 65.5% is medium, and 16% is high indicating the anomie going onward from the medium in the students. The obtained results indicate that factors such as social Trust, personal Trust, institutionized and generalized Trust, powerlessness, social capital and life satisfaction are related to the feeling of anomie so that there is correlation between such factors and the personal feeling of anomie. Except the variable of the feeling of powerlessness which has a positive relation with personal anomie, other variables have a negative relation with the correlated variable. There is no relation among social participation, sex, social– economic place, and the personal anomie. According to the regression model, the variables of powerlessness feeling and the personal reliance have been of greatest importance in explaining the personal anomie feeling.