Quarterly Journal of Social Development (Previously Human Development)

Quarterly Journal of Social Development (Previously Human Development)

Analyzing the Role Quality Of Life on the Kind and Extent of Political Participation (Case Study: Isfahan City)

Document Type : Research Paper

Authors
nejat mohammadifar
hossein masoudnia
amirmasoud shahramnia
abbas hatami
10.22055/qjsd.2016.11947
Abstract
This article aims role quality of life on the kind and extent of political participation is written. Methodology of the paper is based on descriptive-survey, and through questionnaire data has been collected. Data obtained from different parts of the Isfahan city and then through a questionnaire completed by 385 individuals analyzed by using spss software is located. Findings of this research indicate the existence of a significant correlation among variables Personal well-being (r=0.15), Family well-being (r=0.19), Satisfaction of Interpersonal relations (r=0.28), Economic situation (r=0.15) and Social justice (r=0.28) as well as Parochial political participation. Also the existence of a significant correlation among job well-being variables (r=0.17), satisfaction of interpersonal relations (r=0.18), economic situation (r=0.19) and social justice (r=0.43), as well as subject political participation. The existence of a significant correlation among satisfaction of municipal services variables (r=0.25), family well-being (r=0.19), satisfaction of interpersonal relations (r=0.27) and social justice (r=0.24), as well as civil political participation. Also Findings of this research indicate the existence of a significant correlation among Quality of Life and Political Participation (r=0.41), generally. Findings of research indicate the existence of a significant correlation among Quality of Life and level of Political Participation, generally.
Keywords
quality of life
Political Participation
well-being
Quarterly Journal of Social Development (Previously Human Development)
Volume 10, Issue 2 - Serial Number 38
vol. 10, no. 2, Winter 2015
Winter 2015
Pages 127-156