Yusef Karimi; Mahmoud Khabbaz; Yusef Habibi; Nader Karimian
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The aim of this study was to investigate and compare the resiliency and social support in the youth offenders of education and correction centers and ordinary teenagers of south Tehran.The study population included all youth offenders of education and correction centers and all students of high schools ...
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The aim of this study was to investigate and compare the resiliency and social support in the youth offenders of education and correction centers and ordinary teenagers of south Tehran.The study population included all youth offenders of education and correction centers and all students of high schools and middle schools of south Tehran. 120 people were selected from youth offenders randomly and 264 ordinary teenagers were selected by multi steps clustered method. Data were gathered by social support questionnaire (Wax, 1986) and resiliency questionnaire (Connor and Davidson, 2003). The results showed the levels of resiliency and social support components of youth offenders is significantly less than those of ordinary teenagers. The findings showed the offenders that use narcotics have less resiliency, social support and family support than other offenders. Regard to these findings, must be done suitable actions for increasing resilience levels of youth people and life essential skills must be taught to them. And judgmental and supportive organizations by their facilitating and preventive actions must enable the families to support their children.
Ali Delavar; Zahra Shabani; yousef karimi; fariborz dortaj
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This research aimed at explaining the effects of psycho-social factors on the altruism of charity school- builders. Research method was correlational, and the sampling method was multi-stage cluster sampling. According to the numbers of variables and Kerjesi-Morgan Table, the sample size was determined ...
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This research aimed at explaining the effects of psycho-social factors on the altruism of charity school- builders. Research method was correlational, and the sampling method was multi-stage cluster sampling. According to the numbers of variables and Kerjesi-Morgan Table, the sample size was determined as 370 people. The following instruments were used to collect data: Personality tests ( Neo) , Optimism, Schwartz' General Self- efficacy, Hermance 's Achievement Motivation, material values, metaphysics, moral autonomy and moral sentiments. Data were analyzed by Pearson correlational matrix and the multivariate regression was analyzed based on a simultaneous model. The research findings showed that there is a significant relationship between various dimensions of personality and the donors' altruism. The characteristics of self-efficacy, optimism and achievement motivation have also a significant relationship with the donors' altruism. Meanwhile, social factors or moral autonomy, material values, moral sentiments as well as metaphysic values have a significant relationship with the donors' altruism. According to the calculation of slope coefficient, psychological factors consisted of extroversion, agreement; life orientation and self-efficacy have clarified the donors' altruism. Social factors such as material values, metaphysics and moral sentiments have influenced the donors' altruism.
fatemeh taghiyareh; yusof karimi
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This work concerns the situations in which the framing effects emerge. This has not been an established feature in different studies, so the reasons for its variations have been the subject of various studies since 1980s. Present study aimed to determine the variables affecting the feature as well as ...
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This work concerns the situations in which the framing effects emerge. This has not been an established feature in different studies, so the reasons for its variations have been the subject of various studies since 1980s. Present study aimed to determine the variables affecting the feature as well as to address the controversies exist on how these variables affect it. 551 students from engineering faculty, University of Tehran and different faculties at Tehran University and Medical Sciences were included in the study. They were assigned to eight categories in two steps and filled out the modified Kahnman and Tveresky`s death, life, and trust text with the classical conditions. Results indicate that framing effects has a significant relationship with “the importance of sucrife`s fate to the participant. In other words, the framing effects emerge as “emotional involvement” on the “the fate of human beings in danger” is produced in the participant. In addition, application of open- ended questions reveals that nationality distinction not only affects the emotional involvement, but can also highlight distinct emotional aspects in participants. In spite of their importance, these aspects have been neglected in the previous studies.