Examining the Relationship between Social Capital and Cultural Capital with Social Adaptation(Case Study: Residents of Isfahan Residential Complexes)

Changes in the spatial land use structure of cities have exacerbated social issues, including reduced social adjustment among residents of urban residential complexes. In recent years, attention to the dimensions of environmental sustainability and quality of life and healthy communities, has led to more attention to the dimensions of quality in urban and residential environments, according to which, one of the factors to increase the quality of life in people's living environment, adaptation It is social. The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship between cultural capital and social capital as well as the dimensions of social capital with social adjustment among residents of residential complexes in Isfahan in 1398, which was studied with a combination of sociological and psychological theories. Participatory survey and interview were conducted and the data were collected using a questionnaire with appropriate reliability and validity, by cluster sampling and multi-stage stratified random sampling. The statistical population of this study is all individuals and households living in residential complexes in Isfahan with about 1155800 people A total of 385 residents were selected as a sample according to the Cochran's formula. Pearson correlation coefficient was used to analyze the data using SPSS and AMOS software. According to the research in this paper results, there is an inverse and significant relationship between cultural capital and social adjustment of residents. Also, there is a direct and significant relationship between social capital and its dimensions (social trust, connection to social networks and normativeness) and social adjustment of residents