somayeh azizi

Rural settlements around urban centers (especially megacities) have more changes and transformations in various environmental-ecological, social-cultural, human, economic, physical and institutional-management fields and dimensions (changes in land use, composition and texture of the population, employment structure, rural activity and production system, spatial structure and spatial organization, etc.) compared to other rural settlements, which over time causes the existence of new entities and transformations in many existing identities. In recent decades, the unplanned growth and expansion of such settlements with their specific physical-spatial developments have been a kind of problem or problem that creates the basis for all kinds of crises and facility anomalies, economic damages, environmental pollution, low security pollution, degradation of rural activity foundations, etc. With scientific and documented research and knowledge of the factors of creating such spaces, it is possible to plan in order to overcome risky behaviors and prevent possible damages. From this point of view, the following article, by presenting a comprehensive and integrated approach through meta-analysis quantitative research method and reviewing the research literature in the field of understanding the transformation of rural settlements in metropolitan areas on the one hand, seeks to, by examining the general characteristics of these studies, their nature to It has been analyzed in terms of different dimensions in order to identify the study gaps in this field and realize the necessary platforms to eliminate these gaps and shortcomings in future researches. On the other hand, it tries to answer the following questions by carefully examining the research done:1. What transformations have rural settlements in metropolitan areas undergone in the space-time process?2. What are the effective factors in the transformation of rural settlements in metropolitan areas?3. What are the ways to overcome the challenges of rural settlements in metropolitan areas?

The method of this research is based on meta-analysis and a systematic search of sources based on related keywords was carried out in domestic and foreign scientific databases. In order to select suitable and quality scientific researches for meta-analysis, studies were screened and finally 40 documents were selected. Then ATLAS.ti software was used to analyze the collected data based on grounded theory.

In this section, the research findings are presented in the form of two axes, including the methodological dimension of the studies (type of research, research approach, data collection method) and the content dimension of the studies (research questions, key axes of the studies).Methodological aspect of the studies: The results of the evaluation of the articles show that mainly the studies conducted in the field of transformation of rural settlements in metropolitan areas, 70% have been done with a quantitative method. 18% of the studies in this field had qualitative methods and only a few studies, 12%, were based on mixed methods. A significant number (93%) have limited themselves to descriptive-analytical titles in their studies, and only a few articles (7%) have been conducted with a comparative analysis approach. Document-library method (45%) and questionnaire (31%) are the main tools in data collection and less than interview tool (24%) are used to collect information.The content dimension of the studies: in addition to exploring what metamorphoses are, all the studies have also analyzed why these metamorphoses occur. Among the mentioned studies, a small number (9%) were based on the question of how, in addition to what and why, and were limited to providing solutions and suggestions to face the developments of such rural settlements. : Based on the analyzes conducted with the help of content analysis method, a significant part of the studies (49%) have studied the variable of inefficiency of the body tissue in understanding the transformation of rural settlements in metropolitan areas. State-oriented variables and the high level of inter-settlement interactions (17%) have contributed the most to the transformation of rural settlements in metropolitan areas. The development of institutional capacity is a solution proposed by the researchers of previous studies, which was presented in order to overcome the challenges of rural settlements in metropolitan areas.

The results show that most of the researches are descriptive-analytical, which are based on quantitative methods, and less qualitative and mixed methods are used in this type of studies. In this field, qualitative and mixed methods should be increased in the methodological space of studies. The number of studies in the field of rural settlements in metropolitan areas is also associated with a decreasing trend. Perhaps the decreasing trend can be related to the nature of the difficulty of studies in this field. Most of the studies in this field have gone beyond what and considered why; But the reasons and factors governing the metamorphoses have been mainly examined superficially, and there is a need to conduct a deeper investigation of the reasons and analysis of the driving factors. So it is clear that most of the studies in this field have focused on identifying the current situation (identifying factors and processes); Without paying attention to what should be (how). Therefore, in future researches, by strengthening such weaknesses, study questions, especially the "how question", require more attention, which should be selected and investigated with great sensitivity and based on the study gaps in this field.

The present research aims to analyze the creativity and managerial innovation components of managers and higher education institutions It has been done in order to present the appropriate conceptual model.

In terms of practical purpose, the current research is a mixture of qualitative and quantitative discovery in terms of data, and in terms of method The implementation is based on the data type of the foundation and cross-sectional object traversal. The research community in the qualitative section includes experts and specialists In the quantitative section, there are 28 directors of higher education institutions.

The findings showed that the extracted model has 2 components of creativity, 3 components of innovation, and 2 components related to dimensions. Creativity, 2 components related to the dimensions of innovation and 2 components related to the proposed actions of experts to improve traditions The quality of management services of directors of higher education institutionsTaj showed the components of creativity and innovation It is the components and characteristics of personality.

The presented model can be used to evaluate the creativity and managerial innovation of the managers of Musa Sat Amo Zashaali and others It is desirable to solve the possible problems and obstacles.

In the present study, which is applied and based on the descriptive-analytical nature, the study and comparison of social, economic and accommodated tribal satisfaction in two periods before and after accommodation. The research method is a survey type and data collection tool. The statistical population of this study consisted of two groups of nomads and semi-nomads with a total of 520 households, based on the modified formula of Cochran 126 households as the sample size. The T-Test was used to analyze the statistical data in the SPSS23 software environment. The results show that in the socio-cultural index components at the significant level of Sig=0.05 with the value of t=2.06. In the economic index, at the significant level of Sig=0.05 with the number of statistics of t=2.15 due to the variety of revenue, household income and savings have increased, and accommodation has led to positive changes in the economic situation. Also, the effect of the satisfaction index among the nomadic households is also positive at the significant level of Sig=0.05 with the amount of T-test statistics of 1.97. The findings and suggestions of the present research can be a model for conducting future research in the field of nomadic communities and also open the way for planners to formulate nomadic organizing programs.

The aim of the study was to investigate the effectiveness of the progressive counting method on PTSD symptoms (including avoidance, intrusion, and hyperarousal) that occur in CABG patients according to research literature. It was an applied research conducted in a quasi-experimental design (pretest-posttest with a control group and follow-up). The statistical population was the patients referred to the rehabilitation clinic of Tehran Heart Center in 2021-four to six weeks after coronary artery bypass graft surgery. Twenty-four patients (10 women and 14 men) were randomly selected from those who scored 24 or higher on the Impact of Event Scale-Revised (IES-R). The Impact of Event Scale-Revised (IES-R) was used for measurement. Mixed two-way analysis of variance in SPSS-26 was used to examine the effectiveness of the intervention. The progressive counting method statistically significantly reduced the magnitude of avoidance symptoms in the intervention group. This method made no significant difference in the amount of intrusion and hyperarousal (α=0.05). The progressive counting method is effective in reducing avoidance symptoms in CABG patients and this intervention is recommended. The level of hyperarousal and intrusion in the follow-up phase is largely determined by these levels in the pretest phase. As a result, screening of patients in this regard is recommended.

In Iran, development measures are carried out in villages with the priority of physical-spatial development based on the rural leadership plan. Hadi plan or in other words comprehensive rural development plan, with the goals of creating the development and development of the village according to the cultural, economic and social conditions; provision of social, productive and welfare facilities; guiding the physical condition of the village; The creation of facilities to improve villagers' housing and environmental and public services has been prepared and implemented. Considering that this plan from the second development plan has received the attention of the policy and planning system and considering the importance of Hadi plan at the village level of Iran, it is necessary to evaluate the implementation performance of this plan as well as to know its achievements by identifying the strengths. And the weakness of this plan is to use its results to modify the conceptual framework of the plan or make a fundamental change in its framework. In this regard, the present study, which is applied in terms of purpose and qualitative in terms of method (based on the contextual theory approach), has conducted a consequential evaluation of the master plan in rural settlements of Iran. The required data were collected through semi-structured interviews with 25 experts and were coded (open, axial and selective) using Maxiquida software. The results of this study showed that the process of preparing and implementing a master plan in rural settlements of the country has positive consequences (such as improving the mobility system, improving the structural housing, emergence of new economic activities, spatial equality in infrastructure and welfare services, regularity in physical expansion and promotion Environmental quality) and negative (such as poor attention to rural ownership, weakening of cultural elements, laying the groundwork for commodification of the village, increasing the size of villages around the metropolis, destruction of natural-ecological resources, weakening the cohesion and visual diversity of physical texture). Also, the results of this study emphasize that the negative consequences of this plan are affected by trends such as government-centered, weak organizational interactions, weak professional capacity of project consultants, weak local community empowerment, weak attention to local community participation and the dominance of modernist approach to project preparation.

Former studies have demonstrated that coronary artery disease is a major cause of death and in Iran is the top cause of death and causes 45 percent of fatalities. After coronary artery bypass surgery (CABG) patients face psychological problems such as depression, anxiety, and stress. Progressive counting method is an effectiveness method in providing mental exposure and desensitize traumatic memories to lower anxiety and enhance a sense of mastery over spontaneous memories. But there is lack of research on the progressive counting method in Iran.

This study aimed to evaluate the efficacy of PC method on emotional symptoms (depression, anxiety & stress), which exist in CABG patients according to the literature.

In this quasi-experimental research, we used a pre-test-post-test design. Patients included those who were referred to the Rehabilitation Clinic of Tehran Heart Center within a 4 to 6-week period after coronary artery bypass surgery. Among them, 24 patients were selected. Having consented to participate in the study, all 24 participants were randomly placed in intervention and control groups. DASS-21 and IES-R were used for measurement. Assessments were performed in three stages pre-test, post-test, & follow-up in both groups.

Progressive counting method significantly reduced anxiety & stress symptoms in the intervention group (α=0.05). This method did not make a significant difference in the rate of depression. The amount of depression during the follow-up period is largely determined by these values during the pre-test period (α=0.05).

Progressive counting method probably influences the perception of the impacts of the trauma on the life of the individual and treats the implications of the trauma on the patient's life and decreases the probability of re-traumatization. It is recommended to study with more samples.

Although climate change affects all human societies, villagers are the most affected by, especially in developing countries. International organizations and scientific associations have given much attention and emphasis to community-based adaptation strategies. However, adaptation of villagers to climate change in Iran has been insufficiently studied in previous studies. This study aims to investigate villagers’ understanding of climate change in Meshkinshahr County, Ardabil Province, identify their adaptation strategies, and develop measures to improve their adaptive capacity. We used a quantitative approach and grounded theory method for data collection and analysis. The required data were collected through semi-structured interviews with 55 employees in the economic sectors (farmers, ranchers, gardeners) and coded and analyzed using ATLAS.ti software. The respondents believe that the increase in the frequency of droughts and wind, the number of hot days and the decrease in rainfall are related to climate change and have negatively affected their livelihoods in various ways. These include the reduction in the quality and grade of agricultural products, the decline in the water table, the degradation and destruction of pastures, the reduction in rural water resources, the reduction in livestock products, and the lack and high cost of agricultural inputs. In addition, villagers have developed various strategies to address these impacts, including rain-fed agriculture, water harvesting, drip irrigation, goat rearing, water consumption management, digging illegal wells, and migration to cities, to name a few. In addition, interventions such as education, developing insurance, providing financing and credit, developing modern irrigation systems, and marketing agricultural and livestock products were identified as measures to improve their adaptive capacity.

Preparation and implementation of a rural guide plan for the physical development of villages in Iran. The assessment of the physical effects of implementation of projects is an important issue that can determine the implications of the implementation of the project in the villages and, on the other hand, identify the strengths and weaknesses available to provide the necessary information for better management of projects. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the physical effects of Conductor Plan design in Robatkarim. The research method is descriptive-analytic. The statistical population consists of 13 villages in two districts of Manjil Abad and Vahn Abad, which have been implemented for more than a decade. The sample size was 240 households by using Cochran sampling method, which was questioned by random sampling. The findings of the study, based on the results of a one-sample t-test, show that the implementation of the Conductor Plan has a relatively successful performance and has positive and significant effects on the physical dimension. But the physical effects of the plan differ from each other in each of the physical variables and components.

Development is a concept for expressing deep themes that have been pursued throughout history under other headings. The perfectionist nature of man is always at every level and stage of his intellectual, social and historical development, based on the level of perception, cognition and epistemological, ontological foundations. And its anthropology has somehow defined, regulated, and pursued it. Therefore, with this vision, the forthcoming research has sought to find the concept of development from the perspective of local people. Therefore, the present study is a qualitative-quantitative research in the category of applied research and due to the combined nature of the research method. In-depth and purposeful interviews were conducted with 48 people from 12 rural areas and a questionnaire was distributed to 240 households to complete. Using MAXQDA software, the research data including the text of the interviews were divided into meaning units and then summarized by compression. Finally, in order to analyze the data, the TOPSIS model and cluster analysis method were used. The concept of rural development was classified into 5 main categories including infrastructure, superstructure, socio-institutional, economic and environmental. The results showed that the residents of the villages in the region had a view of the concept of development, derived from their needs, so that the villages that felt less need within the framework of development components, the lower the desired level of development and in contrast to the villages that felt more need in They had a framework of development components, they considered the desired level of development higher. The results also showed that, considering that in the combined index, the optimal level of development is 0.693, it can be said that the rural areas studied are far from reaching the optimal level of development. Finally, using cluster analysis, the villages of the region were clustered in 4 categories, the results of which showed the spatial inequality between the regions in terms of development indicators.

Introduction:

 Understanding nomadic communities in terms of capabilities, facilities, limitations and bottlenecks and how they interact is one of the necessities of sustainable development planning.

The aim of this study is to identify biological patterns in the framework of sustainable living approach, to compare the five human, social, physical, financial and natural livelihoods available to these biological patterns.

Using a modified Cochran's formula, 126 households were determined as the sample size. Data collection was done in the form of documents and surveys using interviews and questionnaires. Student-T-test was used to analyze the data in Spss23 software environment.

The nomads of Mallard city in Tehran province, in Akhtarabad rural area of Safadasht district, have been established. Results and discussion The biological patterns of Mallard County nomads are in two forms. One group of nomads is settled and the other group is semi-nomadic. 

Conclusion:

 The results showed that the average human capital index in the settled nomadic group was 3.45 and semi-nomadic nomads was 3.40. On the other hand, the social capital index in the semi-nomadic nomadic group with a value of 3.76 was higher than that of the settled nomads with a value of 3.18. The physical capital index was 3.83 and 2.98 in the group of settled and semi-nomadic tribes, respectively. The financial capital in the group of settled nomads was 3.97 and semi-nomadic nomads was 2.98. The average natural capital in these two groups was very small and was 1.22 and 1.42 in the settled nomadic group and semi-small in the nomadic group; Therefore, it can be said that the average social and natural capital of semi-nomadic tribes has been high. In addition, the total subsistence assets of the settled and semi-displaced nomads were 3.13 and 2.91, respectively.

As information about disease and mortality grows, so do appropriate methods for analyzing this type of data that meet different needs. One of these methods is spatial analysis of the disease, which considers its geographical distribution along with other risk factors. The present study is an attempt to depict the spatial pattern of coronary heart disease distribution in rural settlements of Damavand and to explain the factors affecting the spatial distribution of this disease in the study area. Spatial analysis of corona prevalence using spatial statistics analysis methods can extract and analyze the spatial patterns governing the geographical distribution of this disease. For this purpose, the present study seeks to answer the following questions: What pattern does the spatial distribution of coronary heart disease in the rural area of Damavand city follow? What factors have influenced this spatial distribution pattern? Due to the nature of the subject, the present study is of the combined type and in terms of applied results. The method of data collection is based on documentary-library and survey-field data. Initially, the statistics of the number of patients with coronary artery from the beginning of April 2020 to the end of July 2020 were collected by referring to Damavand health center. Then spatial analysis is applied to them. In order to study the spatial pattern of corona disease distribution and to recognize its non-random structure from various statistical indicators such as mean, percentage, hot spot analysis and also to properly understand the pattern of hot spot clusters by measuring directional geographical distribution (standard ellipse) in GIS software environment. Used. After describing the structure and pattern of dispersions, one should look for the cause and reasons of dispersions. Thus, in field surveys, after determining the number of patients with coronary artery disease, snowball interviews were conducted with 23 residents of Damavand city in order to identify and analyze the factors affecting the spatial distribution pattern of coronary heart disease in this city. After conducting the interviews and collecting the data, in order to analyze them, the underlying theory in the Maxiquida software environment was used. Pearson correlation coefficient was used to determine the relationship between the factors affecting the prevalence of the disease in the study area as independent variables with coronary heart disease as a dependent variable in SPSS environment. Then, Moranchr('39')s spatial autocorrelation analysis model was used to know the type of distribution pattern of the identified factors. This part of the findings is divided into two parts according to the questions raised in the research:  Spatial distribution pattern of coronary heart disease in rural areas of Damavand city Out of a total of 67 villages, 21 rural points (31.34%) and 1 rural point (1.49%), respectively, have the lowest and highest number of patients with coronary heart disease. Based on the analysis of clusters of hot spots and elliptical curve of geographical distribution, most hot spots are located in the west and northwest of the city and the villages located in these spots with low health centers have almost high population density that are adjacent to each other and They are close to the cities and on the main road. Most of the cold spots are located in the east and southeast of the region. Factors affecting the distribution pattern of coronary heart disease in rural areas of Damavand city After determining the spatial pattern of corona disease distribution in the rural area of ​​Damavand city, the effective factors in the spatial distribution pattern of this disease should be identified and analyzed. These factors include: Weak official information on coronary heart disease; Weak local community attention to the principles of health exposure to corona risk; Simplifying the risk of coronary heart disease; Short geographical distance between settlements; High level of inter-residential interactions; Weakness in providing health services. Pearson correlation coefficient was used to determine the relationship between the factors affecting the prevalence of the disease in the study area as independent variables with coronary heart disease as a dependent

Physical activity has a positive effect on angiogenesis and inflammation indexes, but its effect on people who intake a high-fat diet is not clear. Therefore, this study aimed to determine the effect of 8 weeks of interval activity on serum levels of angiogenesis factors and inflammatory index predicting cardiovascular disease on high-fat diet rats.

In this experimental study, 30 male Wistar rats (6 weeks old) were randomly assigned in 3 groups; normal diet (n=10), high-fat diet (n=10), and high-fat diet-interval training. For the first and second groups, the training program was performed 5 days a week for 8 weeks. Before the first session and 48 hours after the last session of physical activity, blood samples were taken using the ELISA method to examine NO, VEGF, and CRP. the MANOVA test was used to analyze data

The results of this study showed that 8 weeks of interval training increased significantly (p<0.0001) NO and VEGF (P=0.0001) levels in the high-fat diet-interval training group compared to the control group and high-fat diet group. However, the CRP level of the high-fat diet-interval training group decreased significantly (P=0.0001) than the control group.

according to the findings of this study, 8 weeks of interval training increase some angiogenesis factors such as NO and VEGF, which results in the probable reduction of CRP as a risk factor of cardiovascular disease.

 This aim of this study was to qualitatively study the obese patients’ experiences of interpersonal relationships after bariatric surgery.

 This is a qualitative research. The study population consisted of all patients who had undergone bariatric surgery at least two years ago referred to the obesity clinic of Rasoul-e-Akram Hospital. Of these, 11 patients were selected using a purposive sampling method and underwent semi structured interviews. Data were analysed using thematic analysis method in MAXQDA 10 software. 

 The results were classified into one main category and four subcategories. The main category was related to the changes in interpersonal relationships. Bariatric surgery affected family relationships, marital relationships, professional relationships, and relationships with friends. It changed family relationships especially in married patients. In couples who both suffered from obesity, changes in physical appearance after surgery caused conflicts in bilateral relationships. 

 Bariatric surgery causes significant changes in interpersonal relationships. It improves the relationship between family members, especially spouses, although it can create different feelings at the same time. People after bariatric surgery may need the help of specialists such as a psychiatrist to regulate their interpersonal relationships.

In recent years, development has been emphasized from another perspective using a knowledge-based approach. This kind of view requires the creation of growth centers and technology parks in different areas. The main purpose of establishing technology parks is to promote science and technology in the region, and Sistan and Baluchestan Science and Technology Park is no exception to this rule. With the establishment of the Science and Technology Park, the province intends to increase the quality of its industrial and production sectors with the help of its human resources. The present study, with the aim of the role of science and technology parks in creating jobs for rural women, has tried to examine the importance and role of Sistan and Baluchestan Science and Technology Park in this regard. In order to collect data, snowball interviews with experts and technicians have been used. The population of this research includes officials, managers and experts in the field of science and technology of Sistan and Baluchestan province who are working in the science and technology park and the growth unit of this park. In this regard, 20 officials in the relevant field were interviewed. The results show the positive impact of technology on employment, education, turning ideas into business, self-esteem and self-efficacy of rural women. In addition to the positive effects, a number of individual, knowledge-skills, socio-cultural, managerial, legal-legal barriers to the employment of rural women were identified. Active participation of women, reform of community attitudes and development of government support were suggested.

The main implementation of the government in the field of rural construction is the preparation and implementation of a rural constituent plan. Although policymakers are pursuing all-round effectiveness from the implementation of this plan, today it is of major importance to economic effectiveness. Measuring the effectiveness of conducting a conductor plan with an emphasis on economic dimension in the city of Robatkarim, Tehran, which is the main objective of this research, not only provides the areas for better understanding of needs, increasing responsiveness and enhancing the capabilities of the executives, but also provides a suitable basis for decision. Making and making logical and scientific decisions. This research has been done by descriptive-analytical method. The statistical population includes all villages spent more than a decade after the completion of the conducting plan. Accordingly, 13 villages have been studied. According to the number of households in them, using the Cochran formula, 240 heads of household were determined as household samples. A one-sample T-test was used to analyze the data in SPSS software. The findings of the research confirm that, the highest impact of this project has been on the employment component, and in other components, income and investment have not been achieved much in rural environments. In the general test, the economic effects of conducting a conductor plan have not been remarkable, and this plan has failed to provide a framework for economic change in the dimensions of the lives of villagers.

Surveys conducted over the last century indicate that one of the slowdowns in development in Iran has been the weakness of local and regional planning. Rural development is one of the fundamental areas of national development. Due to the importance of rural development, almost early in the 21st century, rural development programs became the focus of planners. One of the most important plans of the government in the field of rural development is the preparation and implementation of a rural conductor plan, which emphasizes that by improving the quality level of the physical structure, the social and economic structure of the rural areas of the country will also be changed and thus provided for rural development. Although policymakers pursue the all-encompassing effectiveness of this project, it is of major importance today in economic effectiveness. Rural Development Plan is one of the rural development projects that aims at rural welfare and with the purpose of creating a context of rural development according to cultural, economic and social conditions; equitable provision of social, productive and welfare facilities; guiding the physical condition of the village. Provision and implementation of facilities to improve rural housing and environmental and public services. Considering the importance of the conductor plan at the country level and considering that since the beginning of its activities in 1989 until the end of June 2019, 38246 conductors have been prepared and implemented in 18656 villages. In the economic aspect, it is important.

Since more than a decade has passed since the implementation of the Hadi project in some villages of Robat Karim city, the present study seeks to clarify the hidden angles of its implementation and analyze its effects on the rural community of Robat Karim city in the southwestern district of Tehran province. It intends to evaluate the economic impacts of implementation of the rural conductor plan using the one-sample T-test from the viewpoint of 13 target villages of Rabat-Karim. To evaluate the effects of the conductor plan on the economic dimension, three components have been investigated by a group of items in the Likert spectrum. Using Cochran's formula, 240 households were selected as the sample size using simple random sampling method and were questioned.

According to the survey, of the 240 respondents, 32% were female and 68% male. Survey of the educational status of the respondents shows that the highest number of the respondents was 42%. After that, people with a diploma with 14%, illiterate with 38% and those with a diploma degree and above with 6%. According to the results, the highest age of the respondents was 58% between 30-54 years old. In order to evaluate and evaluate the economic effects of the implementation of the conductor plan on rural life three indicators of employment, income and investment with 12 components were used. In the "employment" variable, the components of new job opportunities with a mean of 3.40 and the tendency to start and expand a business with a mean of 2.96 had the highest and the lowest mean respectively. In the “income” variable, the implementation of the conductor plan improved the income situation by an average of 3.32 but did not have a significant effect on reducing the economic inequality variable. In the "investment" variable, the implementation of the conductor plan motivated investment in the service sector with a mean of 3.05. Investments in the agricultural and industrial sectors have been less, and the rural investment incentives have an average of 2.29. The results show that except the employment component with a mean of 3.12, in terms of income and investment, the effects of the conductor plan on rural economic development were lower than the theoretical average. Summarizing the findings of the present study, it shows that the overall effect of conductor design on the components related to economic dimension is lower than the theoretical average and this confirms the functional weakness of conductor design in the studied villages. Thus, the implementation of the rural conductor project has not been economically successful in the villages.

Rural conductor plan has taken an important step in the spatial organization of rural areas of the country and despite the shortcomings, it is considered to be an effective action in directing and physical development of villages and given that physical improvement of villages is a priority in conductor design. Therefore, one of the most important measures of this plan is the elimination of rural physical deficiencies and is considered as an important tool in organizing the physical structure of the villages. Although rural conductor schemes are mainly of a physical nature, however, rural development and development must take into account all aspects, including the economic conditions of the villages. Consideration of other goals such as equipping facilities by creating productive facilities, creating an appropriate working environment, creating a rational fit between population and various functions, especially the production needs of the village, also illustrates the particular focus of the conductor plan on the economic and productive issues of the villages. One of the important measures that can help to strengthen and sustain the effects of the conductor plan is their monitoring and evaluation, which form part of the present research vision. Evaluation of these projects will inform executives and stakeholders about the strengths and weaknesses of this project and rural development plans. Therefore, the purpose of the present study was to evaluate the economic impacts of conducting the plan in rural settlements of Rabat-Karim city. In order to achieve this goal, the information obtained from the completed rural questionnaires was analyzed. One-sample T-test was used to examine the partial impact of the effects of the conductor plan on each of the economic components considered in the research (employment, income, and investment). In this regard, number 3 was used as the theoretical mean of evaluating the economic effects of the plan on these components. , Was considered. The results show that except the employment component with a mean of 3.12, in terms of income and investment, the effects of the conductor plan on rural economic development were lower than the theoretical average. Summarizing the findings of the present study, it shows that the overall effect of conductor design on the components related to economic dimension is lower than the theoretical average and this confirms the functional weakness of conductor design in the studied villages.

Problem Statement:

 Social insurance enjoys guarantee and security in social life. As the tribal community is constantly confronted with challenges, risk conditions and vulnerabilities, insurance and insurance services in these areas have a special place so that, like some countries, with the implementation of an efficient social insurance system, some of these challenges can be addressed. But, this requires progress, survival, and staying on stage, understanding customers' needs and satisfying them.

The purpose of this study was to analyze the views of the tribes of Choghakhor (Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari province) on the quality of services provided by the Social Insurance Fund for villagers and tribes.

In this descriptive-analytical survey, 450 members of the Nomads of Chaghakhor ruraldistrict, which are members of the Social Insurance Fund for Villagers and Nomads. Using Cochran's formula, 188 of them were selected as the sample size. The data obtained from the SERVQUAL model questionnaire were analyzed by two-way t-test. The Friedman test was used to determine the degree of significance, and the Tukey post hoc test was used to determine the accuracy of mean differences and spatial analysis.
Findings and

The results showed that there is a gap between the current and the expected situation of the insured in all dimensions, except for tangible factors with a positive value (t=+0/12). The highest gap was in confidence level (t=-0/94), and then in response dimensions (t=-0/86), reliability (t=-0.46), and empathy (t=-0/09). Meanwhile, the reliability dimensions with the average of 0.36 and tangible factors with an average of 0.66 had respectively the highest and lowest significance for the insured. The results showed that the insured’s expectations of quality of service were higher than their perceptions and their satisfaction with the services was evaluated at the moderate level.

Innovation: 

The SERVQUAL model has been used more to evaluate the performance of governmental and non-governmental organizations such as hospitals, banks, offices, and universities, and has been less applied to nomadic environments and the performance of nomadic government agencies. So, such studies on nomadic communities are necessary. Given these interpretations, since no research has been conducted on the quality of services provided by the Social Insurance Fund in the context of the Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari tribal community, the present article attempts to discuss this issue and present solutions to the existing bottlenecks, and this demonstrates the innovation of the current research.

The present study aimed at evaluating the effects of aerobic exercise training (ET) and different doses of berberine chloride (BC) supplementation on apoptotic indices in renal tissue of streptozotocin (STZ)-induced diabetic Wistar rats.

In the current study, 64 Wistar rats were divided into two normal and diabetic groups and then the normal group was divided into two subgroups including normal control (NC) and normal exercise training (NET, 3 d/wk, 50% - 55% of VO2max for six weeks) and the diabetic group was divided into six subgroups including diabetic control (DC), diabetic exercise training (DET), diabetic BC15 (DBC: 15 mg/kg), diabetic BC30 (DBC: 30 mg/kg), diabetic BC15+ET (DBC15+ET), and diabetic BC30+ET (DBC30+ET). Intraperitoneal injection of STZ (100 mM citrate buffer, pH 4.5 contained 60 mg/kg STZ) was used for diabetes induction.

There was no significant difference in the levels of caspase-3 and Bax protein between the NC and DC groups (P = 0.59 and P = 0.49, respectively). The diabetic rats treated with BC30+ET demonstrated a reduction in caspase-3 compared with NC, DC, DBC15, and NET groups (P = 0.001, P = 0.02, P = 0.001, and P = 0.04, respectively). The results also revealed no significant difference in Bcl-2 protein level after six weeks of ET and BC supplementation in renal tissue of the studied groups (P = 0.33).

These results suggested that aerobic exercise training combined with higher doses of BC could decrease pro-apoptotic indices with an increase in Bcl-2 to Bax ratio and suppress apoptotic cell death in the renal tissue of diabetic rats.

Depression is one of the most common psychiatric disorders so choosing an appropriate therapy is very important. Regarding to the role of spirituality in depression and its therapeutic methods, this research attempts to compare the role of the level of Psycho-spiritual development of individuals in the effectiveness of cognitive-behavioral therapy and acceptance and commitment therapy. For this purpose, among the students of Tarbiat Modares University, 8 subjects with basic depression were selected using available sampling method, and then based on their scores in Psycho-Spiritual Scale (Janbozorgi, 1391), they were divided into two groups of 4 with high Psycho-spiritual development and 4 with low Psycho-spiritual development. Then subjects of each level of Psycho-spiritual development were randomly assigned to two experimental groups (acceptance and commitment therapy, and cognitive-behavioral therapy). Depression scores of patients before, during and after treatment, as well as follow up, were compared with the percentage of recovery and the effect size. The results showed that both treatments, acceptance and commitment and cognitive-behavioral therapy, were effective on decreasing depression, but acceptance and commitment therapy was more effective in decreasing the depression of individuals with low Psycho-spiritual development, and cognitive-behavioral therapy was more effective in Reducing people's depression with higher levels of Psycho-spiritual development. Therefore, it seems that paying attention to the level of Psycho-spiritual development of clients in choosing a therapeutic approach is of great importance.

Rural development is a multidimensional process, aimed at improving the quality of life of poor and vulnerable rural communities. An important policy for rural development is the emphasis on strategic products tailored to different regions. The numerous applications of saffron and its diversified food consumption and, most importantly, the important role played by farmers in the city of Tehran, highlights the special attention to the issues of saffron production and its role in rural development. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the effects of saffron cultivation on the social status of saffron exploiters in the villages of Siahrood district. The present research is a descriptive-analytical method in terms of its purpose and its application. The tool is a collection of information and data in the form of library and field. The statistical population of the study consisted of saffron exploiters in Siahrood district of Tehran (N=145). Using Cochran's formula, 100 people were selected by simple random sampling as sample size. One-sample t-test was used to analyze the data using Spss23 software. The results of the research indicate that the effect of saffron cultivation on social components (satisfaction, range of social relationships and interactions, support and support by organizations and related organizations, participation, sense of belonging) has been among the beneficiaries. The research findings show that the cultivation and production of saffron products, along with the creation and increase of the satisfaction of exploiters' satisfaction with saffron cultivation with a mean (4.34), has been able to increase social participation (4.19), increased support and support by the relevant organizations and organization (3.75), increase the range of social relationships and interactions (3.70). Users and rural households prefer to stay in the village of their place of residence, and as a result, the sense of belonging to the place has increased with an average of (3.92).

The present study was carried out with the aim of evaluating the environmental capabilities of villages in Vakil Abad village and by documentary and survey method with interviewer and questionnaire. The statistical population of this research is based on the census of 1395 including 1717 households, Using the Cochran formula, 310 people were selected as the sample size and The method of choosing a household to complete the questionnaires was based on a simple random method. Descriptive-analytic research method and In terms of application purpose, using SPSS 22 software and statistical analysis and Arc Gis is used to draw maps. The results of the research showed, Vakil Abad villages suffers from imbalances and Its effects are observed in all social and economic fields. The spatial distribution of activities and facilities was not uniform and the concentration and dispersion of population and activity were different in different regions. The lack of water resources and limitation of soil resources, the dryness of the air, the annual rainfall, the light soil texture and the inability to preserve and save the moisture and the poverty of rangelands are among the fundamental constraints. Also, severe natural resource constraints have weakened the ability to maintain population and low population density, and limits the rate of agricultural, industrial and service activity and the limited benefit of development factors and indicators.

Rural areas as the smallest geographical unit and the differences in them, despite the homogeneity of rural development, can be studied. Rural development is one of the country's development programs, One of the pillars of comprehensive development and its integration is to eliminate the economic and social imbalances of the regions and In order to solve problems caused by regional imbalances, the first step is to recognize and level the regions in terms of development in different fields. Considering the discussed issues, the present study is conducted using a descriptive-analytical approach to investigate and analyze the development level of villages in Vakil Abad village using factor analysis method. The 44 indicators used in this study in three environmental, socio-cultural and economic dimensions, which have been reduced to 12 significant factors by factor analysis, are selected to emphasize all aspects of rural villages in Vakil Abad village. The method is quantitative and the sample size is determined by the Cochran formula 310. For analysis of Excel software, Spss, ArcGIS is used to draw maps. After analysis, the results show that there is a significant difference between the villages of Vakil Abad village and these villages can be ranked in three groups with high development level, moderate level of development and level Development is low.

The rough in flood plains in a compound canal and its impact on hydraulic parameters such as the shear stress and their estimation are one of the problems that have attracted the attention of engineers. The purpose of this study is determining of the shear stress distribution in the walls and bed of the semi-compound channel and the variation of the velocity profile for smooth and rough bed conditions. Four types of rigid wood roughness were used to investigate the effect of these parameters. These roughness elements were arranged with zigzag state with two distances of 4k and 8k in the floodplain. A total of 90 experiments have been conducted, with a flow rate in the range of 21.66-54.4 liters per second. A Preston tube with an external diameter of 3 mm that equipped with dynamic pressure sensors was used to compute the shear stress. In order to convert the difference between the static and dynamic pressure measured by the Preston tube to the shear stress values, the Patel calibration curve was used. The results were showed that the zigzag arrangement with the density of 4k, the shear stress is reduced due to the high roughness density and the greater area of ​​roughness. In a rough bed, the shear stress in flood plain was significantly higher than smooth bed, and the stress distribution is such that it has descending trend from the main channel toward the wall of the floodplain. The shear stress increase for roughness with a spacing of 8k is 27% to 38% higher than the similar hydraulic condition in a smooth bed. By increasing the flow velocity for arrangements of b2 and d2, the shear stress of the bed has decreased about 5% to 12% for discharges Q3 to Q5 compared to the roughness with a spacing of 8k.

Rainfall-runoff modeling is one of the key items that considered in hydrology to achieve flood characteristics. In this study, HEC-HMS model performance was evaluated using the SCS-CN, Green-Ampt and Initial and Constant infiltration methods in predicting runoff volume, peak flow and time to peak, in simulation of rainfall- runoff hydrograph at Gharasoo watershed, located in Kermanshah province. Eight rainfall–runoff events were simulated by HEC-HMS model and compared with the corresponding observations events. Results shown a well accuracy in predicting runoff volume (R2=0.84, E=0.81 and CRM=0.06) was achieved using the SCS-CN method (after calibration). However, Peak flow was better estimated using the Initial and Constant method (R2=0.96, E=0.95 and CRM=0.01). Furthermore, shape of the calibrated hydrographs were very similar to the observations hydrographs for both SCS-CN and Initial and Constant methods. However, adopting the Green-Ampt method, showed low reliability in total runoff volume and peak flow estimating. Model accuracy in estimates of modeled the time to floods peak, were evaluated by comparing observed and simulated values through the selected approaches, so that the results of time to floods peak showed the highest reliability in SCS-CN method (6.36%).

Muscular weakness, particularly weakness of lower limb muscles is a symptom of Parkinson disease, which, together with other symptoms, will result in a variety of movement disorders. This research is designed to assess the effectiveness of a water-based exercise program on the lower limb muscles strength of Parkinson patient's knee joints. In a semi-experimental study, 20 patients who referred to neurologist offices in the city of Isfahan volunteered for this study, and then randomly selected an exercise (n=10) and control (n=10) groups. Subjects of exercise group completed a eight-week water-based exercise training program consisted of three sessions per week, each session lasting 45 to 60 minutes, while the control group were followed and during this period they did not experience any exercise. Peak torque of the knee flexors and extensors using isokinetic dynamometer (Biodex, Systems III) during eccentric and concentric contractions at velocities of 60 and 180 degrees/s before and after 8 weeks of water-based exercise program were measured. The exercise group demonstrated significant increases in peak torque of the knee flexors and extensors at velocities of 60 and 180 degrees/s before and after 8 weeks of water-based exercise program (p<0.05). The percentage change confirmed the positive effect of water-based exercise training, the change in peak torque of the knee flexors and extensors at velocities of 60 and 180 degrees/s after study being significantly different between the groups (p<0.05)). We conclude that water-exercise can be a useful and effective treatment method for improvement strengthening the muscles in Parkinson patients'.