The relationship between inappropriate family relationships and tendency to addiction and delinquency in youth

In this study, the relationship between inappropriate family relationships and relationship with delinquency subculture with drug addiction is investigated. The research data were collected using a questionnaire with interview. The statistical population of the study consisted of drug addicts in Kerman city in 1977. Using Cochran sampling formula, 245 individuals were selected and surveyed by simple random sampling. Relevant items in the form of a Likert scale were used to measure the main variables of the research. The validity and reliability of these scales have been verified using Cronbach s alpha test. Overall, the findings of the study and the relevant statistical results using Pearson s correlation coefficient, relationship between variables of association and attachment to friends, type of family relationships and relationship with delinquency subculture, and drug propensity score were confirmed at 99% confidence level. have given. Also, the results of multivariate regression analysis show the effects of socializing and attachment to friends, association with delinquent subcultures and inappropriate family relationships with tendency to addiction, 27, 21, 16%, respectively