Journal of Woman and Family Studies

Qualitative study of women's safety in the family environment Case study: Women referring to counseling centers in Karaj city

Document Type : Research/Original/Regular

Author

kharazmi uni

Abstract

The present study aims to investigate the factors and barriers of feeling social security in the family environment. To achieve the research goal, qualitative research methods (underlying theory) have been used. According to the research population, interviews were conducted with 15 women and data were coded and analyzed. In this regard, first, interviews were conducted with each respondent, and after extraction and analysis of the data, another responder was referred until the research reached saturation with fifteen people. In this research, it has been shown that the sense of security is considered as a spectrum. Along with this spectrum, security can be counted as influenced by the external structure of the family environment (as an example of society), and on the other hand, it is a spectrum of sense of security in the family environment, which, if it does not exist, can bring many consequences for society. The results showed that honesty, life satisfaction, trust, intimacy,... are factors affecting the sense of security in the family. Also, the consequences of a lack of security in the home environment can lead to inconsistency, addiction, and outburst And be anxious.

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Journal of Woman and Family Studies
Volume 8, Issue 2 - Serial Number 17
September 2020
Pages 79-114