An explanation and analysis of the socialization in urban parks with emphasis on the rule of the underlying and demographic factors (Case Study: Yasouj City Beach Park)

The existence of public spaces with socialization attribute is an important complementary in the socializing of people. In addition to this socialization of public spaces cause a promotion in the spirit of solidarity, individual growth and creation of collective memories for all citizens without considering sex, race, nationality, age or economic and social level. This research is done with the descriptive-analytical methodology to study socialization measurement of the Yasouj City Beach Park and also the rule of demographic groups in 1396. The information gathering methodologies in presented research are surveying (Survey Distribution) and field observation. Also, socialization evaluating factors of space are extracted based on the PPS institute studies. The results from Cronbach’s alpha, the survey reliability and KMO test and Bartlet results showed the efficiency of sample size and also the internal and structural justifiability of the survey. The results of field observations and statistical analysis based on the Independent Single Sample Test t.test has cleared out that the studied space generally contains a good and sufficient amount of socialization and has invited various groups and layers of people to attend the social activity. Consequently, the results obtained from t.test tests, independent twin group and ANOVA showed that although most of the users of the space in terms of the various age, sex, marriage, income, academic and professional have a significant and equal rule on the socialization of the beach park but this also has been cleared that women and less-educated people have a less-important effect on the socialization of the park relative to the men and high educated people, respectively. Ultimately, based on the results obtained from the research, suggestions related to space organizing are presented in order to increase its socialization level.