Background and introduction: The consequences of these changes are the breakdown of family order and the appearance of delinquency and deviance. The main purpose of the research is to study the effect of family factors on the delinquency rate of young people.Method: The research method is a meta-analysis, a reverse questionnaire type in the period of 2000 to 2020. The size of the population is 35 documents, and the sample size equal to 29 documents was selected by non-probability (intentional) sampling method, following the validity and validity criteria of the research (inclusion and exclusion criteria).Findings: The results show that between social factors (social exclusion, family trust, family cohesion, social control); family (family violence; strictness and punitive behavior; family disputes; family emotional crisis; broken family); cultural (religious affiliation; cultural capital; lifestyle; virtual space; generation gap); There is a significant relationship between economic (relative deprivation, economic capital, family social base) and background factors (household size; age; social class; education) and youth delinquency.Conclusion: the transition of the family from traditional to modern as a result of modernization; faced with social disorganization (dysfunction) and reduced the authority of the family system; Imbalance of social roles, decreasing levels of social control; increasing disunity; reduction of family social order; The crisis of social capital and socio-economic pressure has led to an increase in delinquency among young people. تفاصيل المقالة

Consumption of alcoholic beverages is known as a socio-cultural problem (anomy) in the society, which is more prevalent among the youth, the elderly and different groups. The purpose of this research is to study the factors affecting the consumption of alcoholic beverages. Quantitative meta-analysis research method; sample size of 29 items; the period from 2007 to 2021; It was done by following the validity and entry criteria (correlation coefficient; sample size, year of research; and significance level) and exit criteria (lack of research validity; lack of clear hypothesis; lack of correlation coefficients). The results show that family factors (history of consumption in the family; family control weakness; family emotional crisis; family conflict and conflict); cultural factors (inappropriate leisure style; cultural capital; religious affiliation; social label; medicinal norm of alcoholic beverages; ethnic norms); Psycho-personality factors (decrease in self-confidence; social aggression; social anxiety; abnormal feeling; sensation seeking; acquisition and experience of pleasure-seeking; weak self-control); failure factors (academic-educational failure; job-social failure; love-marriage failure); socialization factors (belonging to a subculture; negative reference model; peer-friend pressure; socializing with deviant people; inappropriate social environment; incomplete socialization); social capital (social participation; social support; social trust; social commitment); There is a significant relationship between economic factors (relative deprivation, economic poverty, socio-economic base, unemployment) and contextual factors (age, education, place of residence) and alcohol consumption. تفاصيل المقالة