Abstract
The present study investigated the impact of the economic reasons on the intellectual (thoughts) extremism, and the statement of the most important indicators in the economic factor that lead to extremism from the views of graduate students. The study problem based on the following question: What are economic factors leading to the extremism of the intellectual(Thoughts)? Correlation coefficient, Principal component analysis (PCA), varimax (F) rotated factor analysis, and dendrogram cluster analysis (DCA) were assessed for the economic impacts that leads to extremism(Thoughts). Multivariate statistical analysis of the dataset and correlation analysis suggested that the strong positive correlations are commonly associated in the poverty and lack of interest in remote areas for major cities Center. Multivariate statistical analysis such as principal component analysis, varimax rotated factor analysis, and dendrogram cluster analysis allowed the identification of three main factors controlling that lead to extremism from the views of graduate students. The extracted factors are as follows: low living expenses, poverty and substantial deprivation, and unequal opportunities and unemployment associations related to prevalence of corruption phase.