فهرست مطالب علی اصغر نژاد فرید

The purpose of this research was to compare emotional intelligence among three groups of the blind, those having little eyesight and the normal ones.The statistical pool of this research was the students from all the three categories at Tehran universities. Altogether 63 students were selected-21 people from each group using the available sampling method.The tool used in this research was Bar-On Emotional Intelligence Questionnaire. In order to study the research's hypothesis and analyze the data, as a result of the research's questionnaire, Anova variance Analysis was used. The results indicated that there is not any significant difference between the emotional intelligence index and all other sub categories among the three groups of the blind, those having little eyesight and the normal ones.As a result, it seems that having lived with a disability has created an environment that is suitable for the cultivation of emotional dimensions. Additionally, during young ages and beyond and also being highly educated could be effective as factors for the cultivation of emotional intelligence.Thus, we can conclude that emotional intelligence has, probably, been responsible for the success of these individuals and compared to other disabilities, it has created more empowerment to fight against the problems.

Abstract The aim of this research was to examine the effectiveness of supportive-expressive therapy in improving the maintenance treatment outcome for opioid dependency. For this purpose, a single case experimental design across subjects was used in which four opioid dependent subjects were assessed during baseline, intervention and follow-up phases. The assessment measures included Structured Clinical Interview for DSM (SCID; Spitzer, Williams, Gibbon & First, 1992) and (ASI; McLellan, Cacciola, Alterman, Rikoon & Carise, 2006) ANOVA and Polynominal contrasts were used to examine the effectiveness of professional psychotherapy in improving treatment outcome. The findings showed that supportive-expressive therapy significantly improved treatment outcome in the psychiatric and substance use status domains, but had no significant effects on employment and family/social status. Supportive-expressive psychotherapy is effective in improving the maintenance treatment outcome for addiction and therefore it is recommended that it should be integrated into the maintenance treatments of drug dependency.

The aim of this research was to provide a concise short-term treatment protocol based on MBCT for use with the major depressive disordered patients who have suicidal thought. The treatment protocol was designed according to essentials of clinical applicability for counseling and psychological interventions. Systematic meta analytic studies and efficacy of cognitive-behavioral therapies on depression and suicide were reviewed. Provided manual was administered on a depressed patient who had suicidal thoughts and the results were assessed in a form of case report for the first time. Instruments were included BDI II, BSSI and 2 researcher made inventories. Results indicated that short-term treatment protocol based on MBCT has decreased depression (10 scores) and suicidal thoughts (4 scores) in the depressed patients. Follow-up study were also showed a 6 months stability for the treatment effects. The provided treatment manual could be effective in decreasing depression and suicidal thoughts of depressed patients.