The Impact of Excitement and Social Support in Beliefs Related to Addiction(Case Study: Women in Qazvin Residential Centers)

Complexity and diversity of biological, psychological, economic, social and cultural causes have made addiction one of the most difficult personal, family and social issues of the present day. Meanwhile, women as the first half of the population are the first victims of social harm and deviance. This research investigates the effect of emotional management, social protection and protection in the beliefs and beliefs associated with drug abuse among women in treatment centers of Qazvin. This research is descriptive-analytical study. The research population is composed of addicted women who have been treated in residential centers of Qazvin, and a sample of 100 people have been questioned. Data were collected using Beck questionnaire (Cronbach's alpha = 0.83), Philip's social support and social support questionnaire (Cronbach's alpha, 0.84), and Zuckerman's emotional management questionnaire (Cronbach's alpha = 0.79). T-test and correlation and regression tests were analyzed. Findings and The research showed that there is a meaningful relationship between emotional management and social support and social protection perceived by women with beliefs and beliefs about drug use. Therefore, it is possible to prevent women's addiction by providing opportunities for the excitement of excitement and increasing social support for women.