A Study on Relationship between Juveniles’ Developmental Utopianism and Their Tendency to Migration

The research is to investigate the relationship between juveniles’ developmental utopianism and their tendency to migration. The sample was 1217 respondents among young people in Tehran between 18 to 30 ages. The findings showed that amongst variables that have been studied, developmental utopianism has strongest impact on juveniles’ tendency to migration. Its coefficient of determination has been 0/441. The second important variable is religiosity with coefficient of determination 0/195. It has remarkable impact on tendency to migration, although it has been affected by other variables. Based on data, in line with increase in religiosity, the juveniles’ tendency to migration has been decreased. The next important variable is social capital with coefficient of determination 0/188. Those people who have possessed low social capital have had high tendency to migration. Also, coefficient of determination for other variables including education, age and income has been 0/151, 0/186 and 0/100. These coefficients have been 0/115 for gender, 0/133 for marital status and 0/102 for employment.