The Role of Culture in Preventing Addiction and Social Injury

Today s society is moving more and more towards modernity. Along with the changes in the science and technology of life, the lifestyle is also changing rapidly. New variations provide an appropriate context for the occurrence and occurrence of social harm, including the tendency for people to take drugs. For this reason, the present study investigates the relationship between modern lifestyle and tendency to drug abuse in Kerman city. The research method is surveying and the four theoretical frameworks are set according to the theories of theorists such as Smith, Veblen, Bourdieu, Giddens and others. The results of the hypothesis test show that there is a significant relationship between lifestyle and dimensions of tendency to addiction. That is to say, lifestyle has a significant positive correlation with environmental and social dimensions of tendency to addiction. There is a relationship between lifestyle factors and the tendency to addiction. How leisure time has a negative significant correlation with tendency to addiction also has a significant positive correlation with tendency to addiction, with increasing tendency to addiction tendency. Cultural consumption also has a negative relationship with addiction tendency, so that as cultural consumption increases, the tendency to addiction decreases, and vice versa