Investigating the effect of social trust on women's social security (Case study of 15-64 year old women in Babylon)

Security is one of the basic needs and motivations of human beings, so that with its decline, human peace of mind disappears and is replaced by anxiety, anxiety and restlessness, and the fulfillment of many human needs depends on providing security. The aim of this study was to investigate social trust in three dimensions (fundamental trust, interpersonal trust, generalized trust) on social security in three dimensions (emotional, life, financial) among women in Babylon. The research method of this research has been a descriptive survey and the women's analysis unit of Babol city is 64-15. The survey method and standard and researcher-made questionnaires were used to collect information, the reliability of which was confirmed by Cronbach's alpha. The results show that there is a significant and direct relationship between the dimensions of independent variables of social trust and dependent variable of social security, and among these, the dimension of fundamental trust with value (0.386) showed the greatest correlation with social security. Multiple regression analysis shows that independent variables (0.44) explain social security changes.