The Impact of Perceived Social Trust and Social Support of Women Working in Isfahan Metropolis on the Social Security Feeling

The concept of security feeling is considered one of the most important concepts and indicators in the field of social health. Erosion of social capital is among the most important consequences of insecurity. Today, with the emergence of erosion of social capital in cities, studying the issue of social security has become essential. The present study was aimed to assess social security feeling among women working in the metropolis of Isfahan by emphasizing the level of trust and perceived social support as two important indicators of social capital.

The present research, in terms of aim, has been of applied type and has been conducted according to the survey method. The information required for the research was provided through a test and a sample including 126 women working in Isfahan and using available sampling method. The social security test has Cronbach's alpha of 0.87, the perceived social support test of 0.79 and the social trust test of 0.89. To analyze the research data, structural equation modeling and Smart Pls were used. Findings and

The results showed that social support and social trust have a significant relationship with the social security feeling of women working in Isfahan