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Soheila Hashemi, Ameneh Hoseinzade, Mohammad Javade Mohmmadi Parsa,
Volume 3, Issue 3 (2-2015)
Abstract
The influence of mass media and the internet on human societies have changed in information societies. Nowadays, the internet is a vital part of the present generation life. Because of the youth and adolescents increasing interest to use this phenomenon in different domains (science, entertainment, commercial affairs and interpersonal relations), its impact on various aspects of their life are considered in this paper. By this technology, the educational system also, has been able to take effective steps towards educational purposes. However, there were watchfully considerations towards using the internet by teenagers. Based on this fact, present study was conducted to measure the impact of the internet on education social goals realization. Afterward, by stratified random sampling method, 362 students were selected among Gorgan female high school students. Subsequently, a researcher-made questionnaire was conducted to collect data. T-test and Pearson-test findings were analyzed using SPSS software version 18. The results demonstrated no significant relation or correlation between the use of the internet and the education social goals realization (three components family relationships, social participations, primacy of communal interests over individual interests).
Mostafa Omidi, Mansour Haghighatian, Seyed Ali Hashemianfar,
Volume 7, Issue 1 (8-2018)
Abstract
Social wellbeing is how a person reports the quality of relationships with others. On this concept, social wellbeing means a person’s perception of a society as a meaningful and understandable set, with a potential to develop and grow as well as a sense of belonging to society and being participant in its development. Also, life satisfaction is generally defined on overall look at current conditions, from comparison of individual desires to real availability to them. The present paper aims to investigate the social wellbeing role on increase of life satisfaction. The research theoretical framework has been made according to Keyes’s, Lyubomirsky’s and Omid theories. The research method was surveying and the tool to collect data was questionnaire. The population is comprised of all 15-64 years-old citizens from Esfahan. The sample includes 800 people of the population above selected by size-based clustering method. To analyze data and to test the model, SPSS software and Amos software were used respectively. The results show that the mean of scores from both social wellbeing and life satisfaction variables is above the average. This effect of social wellbeing and life satisfaction is meaningful and direct.
Mr Enayat Davoodi, Dr Afsaneh Mozaffari, Dr Ali Asghar Kia, Dr Shahnaz Hashemi,
Volume 8, Issue 2 (11-2019)
Abstract
This research seeks to provide an optimal model for gaining public trust in the Complaints System and Inspection Agency's announcements.In this research, a survey method and a researcher-made questionnaire were used. The study population was consist of customers and users of the complaint handling system and the organization's inspection reports in Mazandaran province comprising equal numbers of 24884 people. The sample size was 378 persons. Questionnaires was distributed based on systematic sampling method. The results resulted in the formulation of a model.The results of the compilation model for explaining the changes in the success rate of public trust in the inspection system complaints system shows that significant effect of external variable on customer characteristics and internal variables of technology, Website quality and organization features on public trust in the system. The overall results show that by improving the quality of the website, the status of the technology and features of the organization can be expected customers' characteristics are more likely to be met, and their level of trust in the complaints system will increased.
Alireza Mahdi, Shapur Behyan, Sayed Ali Hashemian Far,
Volume 11, Issue 1 (8-2022)
Abstract
The cultural structure of every society regulates and directs a certain ideology, as a result of which people express feelings that the emotional rules of the culture have created for them; fear is one of those cultural examples that limits and gaps in behavior. It determines people and as an undeniable principle, it has a significant impact on the level of cultural development. What is followed in this research is the investigation of the factors that can overshadow the development process in the city of Isfahan. In the theoretical foundations of the research, with an emphasis on the sociology of emotions, the opinions and theories of classical sociologists such as Durkheim and Weber and the theoretical approach of recent sociologists such as Goffman, Kemper, Parsons, Hochschild and Turner have been used to explain the issue. The study is a survey using the questionnaire tool. The size of the investigated sample is 400 citizens of Isfahan city, who were selected based on the quota sampling method and based on the population of 15 districts of Isfahan. In this research, variables such as fear of communication, fear of freedom in organization, fear of freedom of expression, fear of freedom of opinion and fear of innovation, as independent variables and the level of cultural development as dependent variable are considered. The findings of the research show that among the factors affecting the level of cultural development, are the feeling of fear of freedom in innovation, with a coefficient of (0.882), the feeling of fear of freedom of expression with a coefficient of (0.683), feeling fear of freedom of opinion with a coefficient of (0.224), fear of freedom in social relations with a coefficient of (0.207) and feeling of fear of freedom in organization with a coefficient of (0.160).
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