Qualitative study of factors affecting the orientation of girls married before relationships

The purpose of this study was to investigate sociological factors affecting the pre-marital relationship in girls. The research method is a qualitative method. Deep interview technique was used for collecting data. Using purposeful sampling and snowball, using theoretical saturation criterion, 17 students from Urmia city were selected. Coding was used to analyze the data. The findings indicate that there is a significant relationship between the reasons girls have in their minds and their tendency towards such relationships, some of the girls know the relationship with the opposite sex if they have the purpose of marriage, and some to get to know Before marriage and others, these tendencies tend to be responsive to cross-sectional emotions, and different causes are involved in this issue. This paper has been investigated in three levels: micro, intermediate, and macro. In the majority of participants at the micro level, referring to emotional needs, sexual need, and fear of immortality were the most important factors that brought about these relationships. At the macro and middle level, factors such as the impact of social networks and peer pressure and reduced family monitoring, change in attitudes And values ​​have been influential. Key words: gender, attitude, family, media, premarital relationships