The study aimed to identify the relative contribution of some independent variables that are significantly related to explaining part of the total variance of youth's adherence to social values in some rural areas in Asyut Governorate. The study followed a descriptive methodology and was conducted in two areas, Asyut and El-Ganaim, as the highest and lowest youth population areas, respectively. The sample size was 383 young men, selected using the Steven Thompson formula. Data was collected through personal interviews using a multi-stage random sample in both areas during January and February 2023. Data analysis included frequency and percentage distributions, Pearson correlation coefficient, and multiple stepwise regression analysis. The study found that four independent variables had a significant contribution in explaining the total variance in the level of social values. The determination coefficient for this relationship was 0.347, and the calculated "F" value was 12.948, which was significant at the 0.01 level. This means that these variables explain about 34.7% of the total variance in the dependent variable, and their relative contribution can be determined as follows: family size with a contribution of 12.1%, total economic motives with a contribution of 10.4%, total political motives with a contribution of 7.4%, and total personal motives with a negative contribution of 2.7%. The study recommended that government and private institutions focus on addressing the sense of alienation among rural youth, which has a significant positive correlation with the value of ambition and a negative correlation with the value of respect for elders.