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• W2470906960 abstract "Undoubtedly, the development of human societies is due to the safe human force, responsibility and expert youth in that society, but one of the factors which is effective in human force elimination especially in active population of society and has the significant portion in this issue of delinquency. And it is critical in many countries as Iran. The purpose of this research is to evaluate the criminology in Kerman city children who do robbery during 2006 to 2008. The research is descriptive in the method and identity and in the target it is the practical type research. The statistical society in this research contains 30 individuals who are delinquent in Kerman city. The method of data gathering is measuring and the applied tool to provide data is through the questionnaire of researcher made. The gathered data is analyzed within the descriptive method. The results showed that the delinquent children in this research has been 15/86 percent in year and the maximum degree of robbery has occurred in Jiroft city that is equal to 32.1% that compared to other cities in the province, the fathers educational level in children delinquency has had significant role, to the point that the minimum rate of delinquency and robbery is related to the children  who  had parents in low level of university educational degree and about 7/1 percent of results, the most results (39.9%) were individuals  whose family had the income lower than 400 thousand Tomans. Based on the results 15 persons (53/6%) of people agreed to this issue that were friend with delinquent individuals, 39.9% of people declared that due to the joblessness they do robbery, 53.9% of people due to poverty and lack of financial support do robbery. More than 60 percent of people were living in families that had addiction or  there were  crime punishment in their family, more than 71 % of people had addiction and  convicted friends and more than 53 % of people has neural illnesses and mental problem in their family members. Generally the family problems as poverty, joblessness are the factors in delinquency and robbery in children and youths. Finally the serious intention of parent research is assisting and mental help and guiding of children in choosing friends and also it is suggested to inform their children to have relation with what type of people." @default.
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• W2470906960 title "Evaluation of children robbery criminology in Kerman province during 2006 to 2008" @default.
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