sociology
M. Sheikhansari
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Cyberspace has now become a part of the daily lives of more than 67 Iranian users; this study aims to gain a better understanding of the impact of Web 2 technologies on society and the actions of Iranian users in cyberspace. Methodologically, this research is of secondary analysis type, and the studied ...
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Cyberspace has now become a part of the daily lives of more than 67 Iranian users; this study aims to gain a better understanding of the impact of Web 2 technologies on society and the actions of Iranian users in cyberspace. Methodologically, this research is of secondary analysis type, and the studied sample is 732 articles published in social sciences in the period of 2002 to 2021. The findings of this study show that Web 2 technologies weaken the religious and national identities and family values of Iranian users. These technologies also increase social relations, social capital and political participation of Iranian users. On the other hand, "emergent social problems and phenomena" have arisen in cyberspace, such as Internet addiction, cyber crime, virtual mourning, virtual pilgrimage, etc.
Marzieh Ebrahimi; shamim sherafat; Abouali Vedadhir; Hassan Eini-zeinab
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In this study, we followed the structural causes of some physicians' habits such as not looking at the patient and seeing the patient as an object, using Multi Grounded Theory. To achieve holistic perspectives, the baseline data were obtained from interviews with physicians, patients, medical students, ...
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In this study, we followed the structural causes of some physicians' habits such as not looking at the patient and seeing the patient as an object, using Multi Grounded Theory. To achieve holistic perspectives, the baseline data were obtained from interviews with physicians, patients, medical students, and health professionals. Our findings show three main factors: First, the power structure in the healthcare system through two mechanisms of communication-language, namely, continuous silence and intermittent speaking in specialized language, emerged in the doctor-patient relationship and became cultural sediment and medical habit. The second factor relates to health policies, in which the workload of physicians, in practice, leaves the least possible time and energy for interaction. Eventually, the development of the logic of capital in this area was recognized as a factor that has turned medical facilities, equipment, and knowledge into a powerful and independent force against patients and the healthcare forces.
sociology
Shaban Mohammadi; Ahmad Rezaii; Nader Razeghi
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Pan-Turkism has shown itself in two different decades in Iran: first in the Azerbaijan Democratic Party in 1945-1946 and secondly in the Muslim People's Republic Party in 1979. To maintain the social solidarity and national unity of Iran, it is crucial to study the influential factors of Pan-Turkism. ...
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Pan-Turkism has shown itself in two different decades in Iran: first in the Azerbaijan Democratic Party in 1945-1946 and secondly in the Muslim People's Republic Party in 1979. To maintain the social solidarity and national unity of Iran, it is crucial to study the influential factors of Pan-Turkism. To do this, we selected 400 subjects from four Azeri provinces – East Azerbaijan, West Azerbaijan, Ardabil, and Zanjan- as our research sample, using the multi-stage clustering sample. The regression analysis demonstrated that the independent variables such as insulting remarks from the press, relative deprivation, foreign mass media, Azeri ethnic elites, forbidding the Turkish Language, and arresting ethnic activists had significant relationships with Pan-Turkism. Key Words: Azerbaijan, Pan-Turkism, Azeri Turkish elites, relative deprivation, ethnic issues.
sociology
Zohreh Tajzadeh; Hosein Emani Jajarmi; َAhmad FirouzAbadi; Saied Zanganeh; Hosein Merzaei
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The aim of this study was to explain the pattern of rural to urban conversion with emphasis on the right to rural settlements in the city of Qale Now. To select the research sample population, non-probability sampling methods based on purpose and theoretical sampling have been used. Interviews were conducted ...
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The aim of this study was to explain the pattern of rural to urban conversion with emphasis on the right to rural settlements in the city of Qale Now. To select the research sample population, non-probability sampling methods based on purpose and theoretical sampling have been used. Interviews were conducted until theoretical saturation (20 people). MAXQDA software was used to analyze the data. In this way, those categories that are closely related to each other were placed in a main category. As a result of data coding and compression of 25 concepts in open coding, 5 main categories were obtained in axial coding. Negative consequences of social and identity structure, the most important goals of rural-urban transformation, changes made after urbanization, realization of the right to living space and governing mechanisms in rural-urban transformation are the main and pivotal categories on which the data theory is based.
sociology
SeyedAlireza Afshani; Hasan Salmani; Hamideh Shiri-Moammadabad
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In recent years, the body and how it manages the modern consumer society has become one of the major issues in social and cultural studies. The aim of this study was to determine the level of body management and its related factors among youth in Yazd city. Survey method was employed in this study. The ...
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In recent years, the body and how it manages the modern consumer society has become one of the major issues in social and cultural studies. The aim of this study was to determine the level of body management and its related factors among youth in Yazd city. Survey method was employed in this study. The statistical population was young people aged 18-35 years old in Yazd, 384 of whom were selected by multistage cluster sampling method. The results showed that there was a significant and positive relationship between body management and social acceptance of the body, sex capital, socio-economic status and gender and a significant and negative relationship between body image and body management. The multiple regression results showed these five variables explained 36.1% of the variance body management, in which the social acceptance of the body has played a maximum role in explaining the body management variable.
ebrahim salehabadi
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Research conducted in Iran on the relationship between religiosity and suicide has been more at the survey level and with a small sample size among specific groups and less has been done at the provincial level. This article tries to investigate the relationship between religiosity and suicide at the ...
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Research conducted in Iran on the relationship between religiosity and suicide has been more at the survey level and with a small sample size among specific groups and less has been done at the provincial level. This article tries to investigate the relationship between religiosity and suicide at the provincial level. Research method This research is an in-country comparative method. The results showed that in 1379, the only significant relationship is the relationship between individual religious practices and the rate of suicide. Research has shown that we can claim that religion does not directly affect suicide; Rather, it influences suicide by creating moral values about social and religious inconsistencies. The analysis of 1394, 1395 and 1396 showed that the most important influential factor among the components of religiosity is individual religiosity, especially the rate of fasting, which has a reducing and significant effect on suicide.
