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Using a descriptive-analytical method, this paper explains the psychological conditions of moral responsibility, analyzes Mûllā Ṣâdrā’s viewpoint in this regard, and expresses its similarities with the views of some contemporary compatibilists. The conditions of moral responsibility can be divided into two kins: 1. the cognitive conditions and 2. the controlling conditions, which include: a) the power and ability, and b) the will and freewill. In his emphasizing on the cognitive and controlling conditions of considering the agent as responsible, Mûllā Ṣâdrā uses both rational and philosophical principles and the religious texts such as the Qur’an and Hadith. By expressing the condition of mental maturity and health for the responsible agent, Mûllā Ṣâdrā has emphasized on the normative characteristics needed for responsibility, and his viewpoint is similar to Frankfurt’s view of “the true self” and Fischer’s and Wolff’s views of “normative desert”. Also, based on the foundations of Transcendent Philosophy, we should talk about the degrees of having normative desert, based on which responsibility will be a graded thing, and its scope, intensity and weakness will be different in human beings. Thus, the responsibility of human beings is not the same, and every human being has a moral responsibility according to his existential degree and his abilities and capacities.

Communication styles are one of the key elements in management and a basic and necessary basis for effective managers in communicating with employees. The present study was developed with the aim of providing a model for the application of the controlling communication style of managers in Mashhad University of Medical Sciences.

The strategy of the current research is theme analysis in the qualitative part and survey in the quantitative part. The sample size was estimated to be 12 people in the qualitative part using the saturation principle and 97 people in the quantitative part using the simple random sampling method from the managers of Mashhad University of Medical Sciences. The method of data collection in this research is interview and questionnaire, and MaxQuda software was used in the qualitative part and SPSS 22 and PLS software were used in the quantitative part to analyze the research data.

The findings of the research include 3 categories titled manager's conditions, job conditions and subordinates' conditions and 6 components.

According to the results of the research, managers of Mashhad University of Medical Sciences can use the control style in critical situations and when employees are uncertain about how to do their work, in order to move in line with the organization's goals and increase productivity.

The present study was conducted with the aim of structural analysis of personality traits, organizational commitment and job motivation with the mediating role of self-control in teachers and principals of elementary schools for girls.
This research, in terms of purpose, was applied; In terms of data collection method, was descriptive, of the survey type; and in terms of the nature of the data, was quantitative. Statistical population, have been including all teachers and principals of elementary schools for girls in the academic year 2022-2023 to the number of 369 people. The sampling method was multi-method sampling. The sample size, according to Krejcie and Morgan table (1970), there were 225 people. The data collection tool, was HEXACO Traits Personality (2013), Allen and Mayer organizational commitment questionnaire (1990), Herzberg job motivation questionnaire (2004) and Tangney, Baumeister & Boone self-control questionnaire (2004). To analyze the data, in addition to descriptive statistical techniques, the following inferential statistics techniques were used Step by Step Regression and Structural Equation Modeling.
The research findings showed, relationship between personality traits, organizational commitment, job motivation and self-control of teachers and principals was positive and significant (P<0/01). Furthermore, the mediating role of self-control in the effect on personality traits, organizational commitment and job motivation of teachers and principals was confirmed.
It is concluded that, to improve the professional performance of teachers and school administrators; the institution of education must take steps in order to strengthen personality traits and setting the stage for an organizational commitment and job motivation; and also optimizing self-control.

Companies need sufficient resources to continue operating, including sufficient cash to pay lenders. If the company does not have enough ability to acquire resources to meet its needs, it will suffer financial helplessness. When faced with financial helplessness, companies manipulate accounting profit as one of the performance evaluation items. In this situation, the management manages the profit by manipulating the accounts, the purpose of which is to give good information and news to the capital market, in order to prevent the decrease of the company's value. If the accounts are manipulated, the existence philosophy of the financial statements will be damaged and their reliability will be lost. Therefore, in the present research, the effects of cash flow types and controlling shareholders on the relationship between profit management and financial performance have been analyzed in order to predict financial bankruptcy in Tehran stock exchange companies. For this purpose, the data of 128 selected companies during the period of 1390 to 1398 have been used. Data analysis was done in two parts; In the first part, using the panel data regression method, the effect of cash flow types and controlling shareholders on the relationship between profit management and financial performance of companies has been estimated. The results of this part showed that the profit management variable had positive effects and the performance variables, controlling shareholders, capital cash flows, equity cash flows and free operating cash flows had a negative effect on the bankruptcy criteria of companies; In addition, it was observed that the types of cash flows examined in this research had a moderating effect on the relationship between profit management and corporate bankruptcy. Next, in the second part of the analysis, based on the coefficients obtained in the previous part and using the firefly algorithm, it is discussed. The results of this part also showed that the percentage of success of the firefly algorithm in predicting the bankruptcy of companies was equal to 98.12%. Based on this, it is suggested that policies based on control and preservation of various cash flows and the use of controlling shareholders be used to reduce the possibility of bankruptcy of companies.

Video games are an essential phenomenon within new media art, utilizing game controllers that enable players to provide commands and receive corresponding output to interact with the system. In recent years, various controllers for video games have been introduced, some of which enable players to provide physical inputs using their entire body. Yet, it is inherent in human nature to interact with the world directly without intermediaries. In essence, the process of interacting with technology via intermediaries, such as video game controllers, introduces a new mechanism for human users. The primary aim of this research is to analyze the ways in which various controller generations in video games map the player's body schema within the game world. Moreover, the article delves into how symbiotic controllers can enhance the video game playing experience by accurately mapping a player's entire physical body in virtual space.

This study has been conducted using qualitative research methods, specifically a case study approach. Documentary data, including online video documents, and observational data obtained from watching players during gameplay, have been used to answer the research questions. The video data was obtained from players interacting with three distinct controllers - the Wii remote of the Nintendo system in Wii-Sports, the Dual Shock controller of Sony's system, and Microsoft's Kinect technology - in a selected set of games, from a total of over 20 videos available online. The video selection included prominent instances of player interaction with the game using the three different controller types. In alignment with Calleja's theory, video game controllers can be classified into three types: symbolic, imitative, and symbiotic. These controller types will be discussed further in the analysis section of this research.

The body schema is an unconscious sensorimotor system that allows humans to perform activities efficiently without the need for conscious awareness or control. The important aspect to note about the body schema is its inherent flexibility and capacity for expansion during the embodied experience of users interacting with digital media. Video game controllers differentiate this medium from other visual media, like cinema and television, by acting as a link between the virtual and physical worlds. As such, controllers are responsible for accurately mapping a player's actions within the game. In fact, controllers serve as an automatic extension of the player's body and a means of translating the player's agency into digital signals that can be interpreted by hardware and software. We observed two types of actions performed using the controller: primary actions, such as moving the joystick or pressing a button, and more complex, context-specific actions, like aiming a gun or driving a car. Primarily, controllers enable players to physically move their bodies to perform specific actions. In contrast, the main action refers to what is done in the game and can be composed of various elementary actions that may or may not relate to the physical movements performed by the player. This discrepancy highlights an issue that affects the accuracy of mapping a player's body scheme, as their bodies may be performing different actions than those displayed on the game screen.

Learning how to use a controller to navigate and explore the game is a crucial aspect of the player's experience. Controllers should be internalized and used intuitively to provide an enjoyable experience. Moreover, altering the controller input and changing the controller schema can drastically affect the player's experience, comparable to the learning curve of acquiring a new language to communicate with technology. While symbolic controllers map minimal real-world actions to maximal game-world actions, resulting in inconsistent body schema mapping, imitative and symbiotic controllers exhibit a congruent mapping between what the player does and the corresponding game-world action. However, other issues can arise, including a gap between the player's body scheme and natural experience. The use of symbiotic controllers, while allowing for natural actions, is limited in its ability to provide meaningful feedback to the player. This is because the game system and mediator do not provide the necessary bi-directional, natural feedback to accurately map the player's body schema and natural experience.

The present-day governance environment in the global arena has been impacted by social networks and the unique aspects of the era of the network society, leading to fundamental changes. These changes have transformed the governance environment "in", "on", and "through" social networks and made them an obvious and inevitable part of the picture. Therefore, this article aims to provide an effective and viable model for playing an authoritative role in the future of cyber operations at the international level. This will enable participants to take part in shaping the global cyber landscape. The objective of creating a desirable model for digital governance in the network society era has been outlined. By observing relevant documents and conducting library studies, methods used by other countries in this area have been obtained for the expansion and development of domestic and international governance. The two approaches of "open governance" and "control governance" have been examined and discussed, including the effects of adopting each approach and how they may impact international relations.The results of the current study demonstrate that though some might believe that open governance is the predominant approach in international arenas, a combination of both open and control governance based on the system of societal issues has a significant impact on cyber governance practices. Consequently, the ideal model of digital governance is a flexible authoritarian approach based on the system of issues that nations should adopt in both domestic and international arenas.The concepts of "digital governance" and "networked society" are two fundamental areas that constitute the new ecosystem and can be examined from multiple perspectives. The theory of network society, coined by Manuel Castells, presents a macro-level view of the characteristics of the current era, emerging as a new theory after the information society. The aforementioned theory can offer insights into the new age's characteristics.According to Castells, the transition to the network society is characterized by the polarization of international economic structures and societies, the transformation of work and employment, the evolution of media and audiences, the change of the material foundations of culture (the space of flows and timeless time), and the breakdown of the societal fabric. It is notable that the logic of the digital governance and network society areas are distinct, leading to contrasting identities. Ultimately, these identities exist on opposite ends of the spectrum, emphasizing the diverse nature of the network society.Furthermore, digital governance, as a significant aspect impacting global developments, has emerged as an all-encompassing framework for reforms within various governance domains. The digitization process will facilitate seamless cooperation between the public and private sectors, paving the way for effective digital governance, particularly through the reforming of public sector bills.Additionally, several experts assert that governments need to become more efficient and productive, engage in closer collaboration with stakeholders from diverse sectors, and leverage data to inform decision-making through the creation of evidence-based policies. Governments must also enhance transparency and accountability and respond to the evolving relationship between government and citizens by enhancing citizen participation through the implementation of public services or other measures. These concepts have led to the development of digital governance. However, the advancement of public sector improvements within Iran has been comparatively sluggish.The widespread usage of information and communication technologies in day-to-day life, as well as the increasing penetration of these technologies among households in the last few decades, have resulted in a significant amount of information generated about individuals, groups, and societies. In order to enhance their governance indicators, governments have no choice but to access, process, and make use of this information while managing and governing their communities. Consequently, the purpose of the current research is to review governance in the digital age and the research approach is descriptive-analytical. The findings showed that governments, in order to fulfill the changing needs and desires of their citizens, are compelled to make use of information technology to conduct reforms within the public sector and thus bring about radical changes in the way they deliver public services. Digital governance, with its tremendous power, plays an instrumental role in curtailing administrative paperwork, streamlining operations, restructuring governmental institutions, reducing the cost of governance, making governance more adaptable to changes, reducing bureaucratic corruption, enhancing public participation, increasing transparency within the government body, reducing decentralization, fortifying democratic foundations, reforming administrative and governmental bureaucracy, enhancing governance accountability, increasing efficiency and productivity, improving the quality of information and data accessibility, saving time, and enhancing the effectiveness of governance processes.The penetration and expansion of information and communication technology in all areas of human life has led to a change in the ways of communication between people and the society, the methods and procedures that the society contributes to each person in doing their work. Due to these changes, the current age is called the age of information and communication, as a result of which human communities have become scientific communities and citizens have become users of social networks. Today, the vital role of the government and government agencies in the development of the country and the well-being of citizens is obvious.The digital age has prompted many thinkers to propose various indicators of digital governance, which draw from theories and assumptions aiming to serve as the cornerstone of an efficient and user-centered system. Some experts have described e-government as the second revolution after modern government and public administration, affecting not only the methods of public service delivery but also the fundamental relationships between the government and the people. The transformation of the times also necessitates decentralizing operations, hiring subject-matter experts, outsourcing tasks to the private sector, and transforming local authorities into designers and supervisors. In addition, safeguarding the environment, strengthening the culture of citizenship, supporting various public spheres, and encouraging the private sector to reduce government ownership are some of the policies and requirements outlined in the sixth development plan. It is indispensable to carry out information acquisition, licensing, payments, and administrative and operational processes electronically, avoiding in-person procedures (Abdul Hosseinzadeh, 2019, p. 187).The Information Technology Governance Institute defines governance as "a set of responsibilities and activities carried out by the board of directors or senior managers in order to realize strategic direction, ensure the achievement of anticipated goals, manage the organization's risks, and allocate and control resources." Effective governance involves defining structures and mechanisms to ensure effective performance of responsibilities and duties, and it can lead to greater transparency and accountability in organizational functioning.In the field of digital governance, the definition of the concept is derived from the higher-level concept of governance. It can be defined as structures and mechanisms adopted by organizations in the field of digital transformation to optimize their resources and capabilities in terms of digital strategies, processes, and systems. The ultimate goal of effective digital governance is to maximize the positive impact of digital technologies on an organization's operations and service delivery, while minimizing the negative impacts (Bonet and Westerman, 2014).

Social networks are a complex platform of interactions and possibilities, the planning and management of which requires a new approach. Future research and foresight are among the new discourses that create a new perspective in the field of media management in combination with the conventional planning of social policymakers. Therefore, the current research was conducted with the aim of presenting alternative images of the future of the virtual social network and its harms within the framework of scenario planning. In this study, the theories of Habermas, Castells, Giddens, Berger and Laman were used to better understand the subject. The present research, as an applied research, has scenarioized the future of social networks by using the interaction analysis approach. The participants in this research were 15 future experts and researchers in the field of social networks. By using the method of library studies and referring to upstream documents in the field of social networks, 32 primary influencing factors were identified. Among these 32 factors, 16 factors were selected as key factors by using MikMak software, and the basics of developing scenarios were presented to social policymakers. These scenarios were called "Paradise Lost", "In Search of Happiness", "Lost in Space" and "Purgatory". 

The purpose of this paper is to investigate the effect of deficit in the factors of auditors' executive function (in Self-Time Management, Self-Organization, Self-Control, Self-Motivation) on their moral judgment. The research is a descriptive and survey method.The statistical population consists of external auditors. The samples size is determined based on related formula for the method used to test hypotheses (it destrebuted to number of 120 people and finally fulfield by 70 people). The field survey and questionnaire were used for data collection. The research hypotheses were also examined using the structural equation method (SEM).The results show that deficit in the self-organization (problem solving) and self-control (behavioral inhibition) has a negative effect on the auditor's ethical judgment. Deficit in executive function has a negative effect on memory (retrieving information and procedures related to work), attention and performance, and weakness in these factors have a negative effect on the quality of auditor’s moral judgment.

Effective internal control reduces the risk of asset loss and helps ensure that plan information is complete and accurate, financial statements are reliable and the plan's operations are conducted in accordance with the provisions of applicable laws and regulations. The purpose of this research is to review and rank factors influencing control environment in internal control systems in public sector in Kerman province. This is an analytical descriptive study including 180 participants from public executive organizations. Research data was collected using a questionnaire. To test and analyse the hypotheses Pearson correlation, linear regression and Friedman ranking test were used in SPSS software. Findings indicate that the integrity and ethical values, commitment to competences, conducive leadership, organizational structure, delegation of authority and responsibility, human resources policy and practice, and the effective role of government internal supervision apparatus, are the factors influencing the control environment in internal control systems in public sector. Moreover integrity and observance of ethical values is the most influencing factor in control environment, requiring specific attention to improve the control environment.

Pudency is the basis of most completely moral system and its place on preserving human dignity. In the pudency moral system understanding of presence of God leads to self-control to tendency to good thought, emotions and behaviors and avoid from bad thought, emotions and behaviors Which is due to the feeling of dignity and worth and greatness that based on modesty cause one to turn away from guilts and lay the groundwork for nearness to God. In this research, which has been done by descriptive method of documentary analytical type, while study the Quran and the narration principles of Pudency, the position of Pudency in the field of goals, principles and methods of education has been discussed. The study of verses and narrations showed that Pudency is one of the basic pillars of self-control that It is motivated neither by fear nor greed but by self-respect. Also, the position of modesty in the field of educational goals is in four areas of belief, morality, worldly and hereafter. Which includes nearness to God, growth of moral virtues, self-control and hope, and the position of modesty in the field of principles of education includes the principle of thinking, the principle of dignity, the principle of moderation and the principle of asceticism, and the position of modesty in the field of educational methods includes methods Patterning is the method of love and the method of reminder.

One of the most important security of any society is its cultural security which preserves the identity and culture of that society.the vital and effective role of cultural security in the preservation and protection of culture as the main infrastructure of the evolution and development of other dimensions of society; shows its importance. the idea and belief foundations are as the roots of the emergence of values, norms and behaviors that act in relation to culture to a safe, stable and free from other threats and invasions,they have a basic role in the securement of cultural security which have been emphasized from the point of view of Islam and the the Supreme Leader of IRAN.The basic question of this research is, from the point of view of the Holy Quran and the Supreme Leader,what role do beliefs and faiths play in the securement of cultural security? this article is written by qualitative method and by using the content analysis method that have identified and have studied the verses of the Holy Quran and also the thought of the Supreme Leader about the beliefs and faiths that are effective in providing and guaranteeing cultural security. in this context, giving coherence, giving meaning to life and self-control are the categories that have been devoted to the extraction and analysis of the role of these contents in cultural security, based on the verses of the Holy Quran and the thought of the Supreme Leader.

This study employs the Synthetic Control Method (SCM) as an innovative method in evaluating the effects of a policy to assess the effect of the 2011 economic sanctions on Iran's exports during the period 2001-2018. For this purpose, in addition to Iran, ten other countries have been considered as a donor pool to simulate the trend of Iran's exports before and after the economic sanctions. New Zealand, Turkey, the UAE and China have played the most important roles in this simulation. The results show that while Iran could have achieved more than $ 150 billion in exports for each of the years since the embargo, the sanctions have caused Iran to lose an average of $ 74 billion export income annually. According to the estimated model, the largest export gap is related to 2015, when sanctions caused Iran's export to reach $ 60 billion. While according to the counterfactual export pattern and in the absence of sanctions in this year, the amount of exports could reached $159.7 billion, and the maximum export gap has been recorded $99.7 billion. The placebo test confirms the reliability of the estimates made by extending the SCM to all members of the donor pool. The results of this study show that Iran's export is affected by demand side factors. Developing friendly political relations with business partners, avoiding international disputes, and building sustainable trade relations through business links between firms are among the policy recommendations

COVID-19 is an infectious disease that is spreading around the world very fast. One of the affaires recommended from the first days of the epidemic to prevent the further spread of the virus is to follow health protocols. Despite repeated recommendations, a significant portion of people still have difficulty to follow these protocols while intending to do so. The purpose of this study was the explanation of the intention-behavior gap in following the health protocols of coronavirus based on trait self-control and executive functions variables.

Methodology of this research was causal-comparative and the statistical population of this study was adults who had access to the Internet. The research sample consisted of 60adults who were selected by convenience sampling method and inclusion criteria, and after matching in two groups with high and low intention-behavior gap were replaced. Participants in this study answered to Tanji self-control scale (2004), Wisconsin card sorting test (1948), Go/nogo test (2002), N-back test (1958), and intention-behavior researcher-made scale. To analyze data Mann-Whitney and Chi-square tests were used.

The results showed that there was no significant difference between the two groups in terms of self-control, but there was a significant difference in terms of executive functions (P = 0.05).

In general, it can be concluded that executive functions play a key role in transforming individuals' intentions into behavior.

One of the possible reasons for the weakness of the internal control system of banks can be considered as the lack of a pattern for the establishment of this system. The purpose of this study is to identify the effective indicators in establishing the internal control system of banks and to introduce the effective indicators according to the contextual characteristics of Iranian banks.

In order to achieve the objectives of the research, first, by reviewing the literature, effective indicators in establishing the system of internal controls in banks were identified. In the next stage, semi-structured interviews were conducted with experts in order to consider other factors affecting the research subject according to their experiences and unique context of the Iranian banks. Then, using a questionnaire and fuzzy delphi method, these factors were screened by experts’ opinions. Finally, confirmatory factor analysis test was used to determine the factor loading of the indicators.

The research findings indicate that out of 119 indicators identified as effective indicators in establishing the internal control system of Iranian banks, 113 indicators has obtained the general consensus of the delphi group and by conducting factor analysis, it was determined that all these 113 indicators were of sufficient importance.

Banks will be able to assess the current status of the internal control system by the indicators introduced in this study and ensure the effective functioning of the internal control system.

 Findings of this study can help to identify the indicators affecting the establishment of the internal control system of Iranian banks according to the contextual characteristics of the country and identify the necessary steps to improve the effectiveness of the internal control system in banks.

The existence of long borders of Khorasan Razavi province with Afghanistan (297 km) and the topography of the land in the border areas on the one hand and the inadequacy of human and physical methods on the other hand indicate the inefficiency of border control. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the measures to control illegal traffic in the Taybad Border Regiment so that policymakers can be aware of the results of the measures, and have the correct orientation in spending funds and resources to control borders and avoid wasting resources. The research is descriptive-survey in terms of method and applied in terms of purpose. The statistical population of the study was 85 commanders and managers of Taybad Border Regiment and the sample size was determined by Morgan table of 70 people. Data were collected by a valid researcher-made questionnaire (Cronbach's alpha 0.88) and analyzed using confirmatory structural equation and Pearson correlation tests. By examining the model by measuring the factor loads, the AVE coefficient for all structures was calculated to be more than 0.5, which indicates the high convergent validity for the research variables. The combined reliability coefficient for all structures is calculated above 0.7, which indicates the internal stability of the measurement models. The results of Pearson test also showed that the highest correlation (0.949) is between the component of social factors and equipment and technical and electronic devices and the lowest (0.192) is between the component of physical facilities and social factors. The results showed that physical and non-physical measures were more important in terms of evaluating control measures for illegal traffic in Taybad border area, respectively. And strengthening them can lead to better control over these traffic.