University of Isfahan Journal of Applied Sociology 2008-5745 22 3 2011 11 22 The Study of Feeling Social Justice and effective factors on it The Study of Feeling Social Justice and effective factors on it 41 62 18233 FA Jafar Hezarjaribi Associate Professor, Department of Social Sciences, Allameh Tabatabai University 0000-0002-7347-5133 Journal Article 2016 06 14 In this research feeling social justice which is one of the most prominent issues of welfare policies and effective factors on it is discussed. For inquiring level of this feeling as dependent variable, distributive justice and procedural justice are used. Research was conducted among citizen of districts 3, 10 and 18 of Tehran. For gathering field data, questionnaire technique was employed.    Results shows that feeling social justice among 40% of respondents is low and very low, among 11% is high and finally among 49% is medium. According to regressive model other variables such as trust on managers’ efficiency (with coefficient 0/57), religiosity (with coefficient 0/2), comparing self with others (with coefficient 0/16), feeling security (with coefficient 0/1) have increasing effect and variables such as feeling alienation (with coefficient -0/09) and living district (with coefficient -0/09) have decreasing effect on feeling justice. As a whole these mentioned variables can explain 0/53 % of changing our dependent variable (feeling social justice (. In this research feeling social justice which is one of the most prominent issues of welfare policies and effective factors on it is discussed. For inquiring level of this feeling as dependent variable, distributive justice and procedural justice are used. Research was conducted among citizen of districts 3, 10 and 18 of Tehran. For gathering field data, questionnaire technique was employed.    Results shows that feeling social justice among 40% of respondents is low and very low, among 11% is high and finally among 49% is medium. According to regressive model other variables such as trust on managers’ efficiency (with coefficient 0/57), religiosity (with coefficient 0/2), comparing self with others (with coefficient 0/16), feeling security (with coefficient 0/1) have increasing effect and variables such as feeling alienation (with coefficient -0/09) and living district (with coefficient -0/09) have decreasing effect on feeling justice. As a whole these mentioned variables can explain 0/53 % of changing our dependent variable (feeling social justice (. https://jas.ui.ac.ir/article_18233_73ea443df3b6abcf3189f00efcc73487.pdf