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• W165637306 abstract "A number of unresolved issues remain when studying social change and the family. Past research, which has concluded that industrialization affects change in family structure, has been tested mainly in western cultures. Recent research in non western societies has indicated that the extended family may also affect the indus trialization process. This paper attempts to treat the latter question and test the hypothesis that ties with the extended family will influence a person's decision as to whether or not he should remain working in newly established industry in regional centers in order to bring about general regional economic and social development. Data were collected from 191 persons with a bachelor of arts or science degree or more, who were employed in four semi-public industries in two reigonal cities of Iran and 96 of their spouses. An ex post facto design was utilized to test the hypothesis. Indices used were an index of social ties consisting of four types of contact: (1) receiving help in looking after our children or looking after other's children, (2) discussing problems, both receiving and giving advice, (3) receiving or giving financial help in terms of money and goods, (4) visiting for talking, relaxation or performing leisure time activities with others, and an index of per ceived problems concerning social ties. Frequency of contact and deviance in the number of types of contact before and after migration were also used. Social contact with extended family members did not seem to be related to the employee's attitude toward leaving his regional work environment. Whether persons increased or decreased their extended family contacts after migration was not significant related to the decision to remain in their new work environment for a shorter or longer period. Extended family ties did not seem to have an effect on decisions to live at some distance from other relatives. Therefore, in this study extended family could not be considered a deterrent to the industrialization process. Other variables were operating which has a push-pull effect on persons to man new industry. In general migrants were less likely to want to stay for any length of time than non-migrants irrespective of family contact. A number of other import ant vatiables were discovered and further analysis will clarify the major impetus for remaining a part of the newly industrializing region. Theoretical Framework" @default.
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• W165637306 title "ROLL OF EXTENDED FAMILY NETWORKS IN THE IN DUSTRIALIZATION PROCESS: THE CASE OF IRAN*" @default.
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