Investigating the Dffect of Social Variableson Social Security Indicators(Comparative Comparison between Iran and Turkey)

The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of social variables on social security indicators (comparative comparison between Iran and Turkey). This research is descriptive; it is inductive in terms of execution method and cross-sectional in terms of time. The present study was performed by documentary and secondary analysis using simple and multiple regression in a statistical population including Iran and Turkey and its data from a database, including Global Value Survey (WVS) data from 2000 to 2020 was collected. Due to the fact that the data from 2010-2016 have not been uploaded on the site and are not available, the data for the mentioned period have not been selected as the title of the analysis. The data collection tool is a questionnaire. In this study, a type of questionnaire was developed based on the Likert scale. The results showed that the level of social security in Iran and Turkey is not significantly different (p> 0.05) and the average social security for both countries is close to each other. Also components of social participation (p <0.05, t = 44.72, B = 0.25), civic behavior (p <0.05, t = 40.88,b = 0.22), social trust (p <0.05, t = 33.13, b = 0.21), social tolerance (p <0.05, t = 27, b = 0.19) and social identity (p <0.05, t = 23.36, β = 0.17) have the greatest impact on Iran's social security index. In Turkey, the components of social class (p <0.05,t = 26.93, β = 0.23), social identity (p <0.05, t = 22.07, β = 0.20), institutional trust (p <0.05, t = 22, β = 0.18) and civic behavior (p <0.05, t = 19.15, β = 0.16) have the greatest impact on the social security index. . It should be noted that the component of social participation in Turkey is non-significant and has not affected the country's social security index.