فهرست مطالب مسعود طالبی

The hyperactivity is a development disorder that emerges with a number of major personality disorder and mental state. The aim of this study is the investigation of prevalence of hyperactivity among prisoners and the relation between personality disorder and the hyperactivity symptoms. The participations in this research are 144 people of the prison of sari. The participants were detected by short diagnostic questionnaire for hyperactivity disorder and adult attention deficit of Conner. They also completed the Millon clinical multiracial (MCMI-II).

tobacco consumption significant effect on cognitive and metacognitive processes will and Influence cognitive performance and reduced cognitive processing Aim of this study compared the cognitive failure and metacognitive in smokers and nonsmokers has been. This descriptive research of comparative of and an A casual is considered. The study included 40 people who were smokers had a smoking history of at least 4 years of non-smokers and 40 were also included. For data collection use question cognitive failures to was used metacognitive question. Analysis of the data involved both descriptive and inferential statistics including means, standard deviations, multivariate analysis of variance, Pearson’s Correlation Coefficients and regression analysis. Between the two smokers there is a significant difference in the failure of cognitive and metacognitive beliefs. Between metacognitive and cognitive failure in people who smoke, there is a significant positive relationship. Regression analysis shows that the total score of metacognitive and components of Cognitive trust Uncontrollable thoughts and negative beliefs about cognitive self-consciousness Confirms the prediction of cognitive failures in smokers are. Smokers have impaired metacognitive and cognitive failures are more And these beliefs can lead to loss of cognitive function So Quit smoking smoking can prevent cognitive impairment is important.

The aim of this study was to compare family functioning individuals with Internet addiction model McMaster was normal. The study design was a descriptive - analytical. for variables Questionnaire measure Internet addiction and families were used. People with Internet addiction in many aspects of family functioning are weaker than normal. People with Internet addiction in many aspects of family functioning are weaker than normal. Internet addiction scale problem solving, communication, control, behavioral, emotional involvement and the general performance of the normal have shown lower performance. However, no significant difference in the dimensions of emotional responsiveness. The results of this study indicate that individuals with Internet addiction disorder are encountered in many aspects of family functioning.

Among the different causes that played a role in the emergence of feminism Christianity played the most important part. Christian theological system has a totally gender-based nature and instills a negative attitude towards women. The proofs for this claim come from the Christian theological teachings and, in particular, the teachings related to women that are explicitly stated in the ideas and thoughts of Christian philosophers, theologians and church authorities. After presenting the ideas of Christian thinkers in the early and middles ages in the previous issue, this paper evaluates the basic discriminating gender stances and approaches of Christian thinkers from the Renaissance to the present time. The evaluation of these stances shows the depth of the animosity of Christianity towards the female sex and clarifies how feminism is the natural result of Western women’s confrontation with anti-women Christian teachings.

Among the causes of the emergence of feminism, religion has had a crucial role. An overview of the negative attitude of the Bible towards women and, hence, the discriminatory gender approach of Christian intellectuals to them accounts for the challenges between women’s movement and religious teachings. The Christian theological system has a completely gender-based nature. In this system, woman is guilty of committing a sin that is naturally inherited by the descendents of Adam. The burden of the sin is so heavy that, to eradicate it from mankind, God had to be incarnated in the Christ and with His crucification purify the Christians from the impurity of the sin. This paper critically studies the Christian dogmas related to women on the basis of the Bible and the Christians’ interpretations and theological stances in the early and middle ages.

Among the various cultural, social, political, and economical factors which played a part in the emergence of feminism, the role of the religion was the most crucial one. As a result of the deep influence of religion in Europe and the discriminatory attitude of the Scriptures and the church authorities towards sex, women’s movement inclined to, first, subjective interpretations and justifications of Christianity teachings and, then, a complete denial and rejection of Christianity and gradually adopted a oppositional stance towards the Scriptures. This paper briefly surveys the course of the development of women’s movement and the anti-religious stance of the first group of feminists such as the Saloon Feminists, the Blue Stockings Society, women and freemason loges, and the Quillers. Finally, to study the impacts of the aforementioned groups on feminism, the paper briefly explains the theses of three main figures of the movement, John Stuart Mill, Bertrand Russell, and Simon de Boire.