Sociological analysis of the relationship between feelings of security and psychological capital (Case study: Citizens of Khorasan Razavi aged 15 to 64 years)

Feeling insecure is the danger and creating confidence in the minds of people that can lead to comfort and peace with the flourishing of optimism, hope, self-efficacy and flexibility.

A quantitative approach based on descriptive and correlational survey, using a questionnaire, selecting 618 samples based on Cochran's formula and simple random sampling of the findings were collected. The alpha value of psychological capital is equal to 0.849 and the sense of security is equal to 0.930. Spss software and descriptive and analytical statistical methods were used for analysis.

Descriptive results indicate that the mean status of the psychological capital variable is moderate to moderate and the sense of security variable is moderate. The results of the hypotheses indicate that the variable of feeling of security with the dependent variable at a significance level of 0.05 based on correlation coefficient (0.727) with strong intensity and based on the values of correlation coefficient of independent variable dimensions of life and moral security components, respectively. Social, economic, family and psychological have a significant relationship with the dependent variable. According to the regression model, the components of the variables of psychological, economic, moral and life security at the level of error less than 0.01 were significant and explained about 79.4% of the changes in the dependent variable.

Institutionalizing existential security based on the absence of risk and building trust and confidence can flourish psychological capital, and with the cooperation of security,