Sociological Explanation of Resilience of Women in Tehran in the Face of Covid-19 Disease
Volume 14, Issue 2, Spring 2020, Pages 59-82
https://doi.org/10.22034/jss.2020.243854
Masoumeh Cheraghi, majid kaffashi, Nayyer Pirahary, Ali Baghaei Sarabi, Majid Kashani
Abstract Crisis management is in poor condition in Iran, and people, especially women, suffer greatly as a result of disasters such as earthquakes, floods, and disease outbreaks. In these situations, usually injured people are not able to easily return to a balanced and adaptable status. This article has been conducted to explain the sociology of women's resilience in regards to corona disease in Tehran’s districts 3 and 12. The research was based on survey method and made use of research tools to measure resilience, Mohammadi Questionnaire (2016), Lifestyle (LSQ Questionnaire), Belief Perspective (Allport Religious Orientation Questionnaire), Childhood Education (Quality of Life Questionnaire), and Life Satisfaction (SWLS Life Satisfaction Questionnaire). The sample size included 402 women 15-69 years old living in two districts of 3 and 12 who were selected using a quota sampling method. According to the findings, there is a relationship between resilience and variables of belief perspective, childhood education, and physical ability of women in district 12. And the link between resilience and lifestyle variables, childhood education, and the life satisfaction of women was found in district 3. Women's beliefs have the greatest impact on resilience in both areas.