جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « experience » در نشریات گروه « علوم انسانی »

Ibn Sina's views on induction are considered among the most accurate, not only among Muslim philosophers but also among early philosophers in general. This renowned Iranian philosopher critiqued Aristotle's theory of induction while still working within the Aristotelian framework. Through his scholarly critique, he exposed its limitations. He then introduced the concept of experience in a precise manner and combined induction with a hidden analogy to address the problem of achieving certainty through induction. However, he recognized that this certainty could not be absolute. Therefore, Ibn Sina sought to determine the conditions for obtaining certainty. He showed that certainty derived from experience is conditional, achievable only under specific circumstances. The first premise of his hidden analogy is the ‘Random Rule’ (qaʿidat al-ittifaqi), which has been subject to much criticism. One of the most significant criticisms concerns the empirical nature of the Random Rule. This article will first explain Ibn Sina's perspective. It will then examine Khwajah Nasir's views on experience and induction. By drawing on Khwajah Nasir's ideas, the article will present a rational analysis of the Random Rule, demonstrating that it can be explained rationally using the principle of causality and is not merely an empirical rule.

The current study was conducted with the aim of investigating the lived experience of psychological distress in people with Corona. The statistical population of this research was all people infected with corona in Isfahan province, 14 of whom were selected using Kessler's Psychological Distress Questionnaire and in a purposeful way, who had the criteria to enter the research. The research data was collected using in-depth semi-structured interviews and the sampling continued until data saturation. The analysis of the research data was carried out using the Claysey method, which led to the extraction of 3 main themes of "disorder of straw power", "increasing dangers" and "internal commotion" and 15 sub-themes. The results of this research revealed that people with corona not only perceive experiences related to psychological distress from an individual point of view, but also from a family and social point of view, they are involved in unpleasant situations that aggravate psychological distress in them.

NDE is one of the topics of interest to thinkers of experimental sciences, philosophers and theologians. Psychologists have sought to analyze these experiences by presenting models of expectation, birth and personality transformation. Physiologists have considered it as hallucinations caused by the release of hormones, damage to the brain region, changes in blood pressure and similar causes. Each of the theories has flaws. The problem of research in this article is to compare the views of Islamic philosophy and mysticism on these experiences and compare them with the opinions of physicists. The research method of this article is based on the collection of mystical and philosophical information from the library method and data processing from the descriptive-analytical method and a critical comparison with the view of physicalists. The findings of this research indicate the possibility of comparing these experiences with mystical intuition and as a result of using mystical and philosophical criteria to evaluate them. The possibility of referring to these experiences to prove life after death, accepting moral and mystical advice on them while accepting the possibility of error and avoiding jurisprudential inferences based on them are other findings of this research.

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The results of this study will be useful for designing the new approaches in development of tourism industry of Iran and will help managers and marketers toward international cultural foundating and improving tourism marketing performance.

Dark tourism is a special dimension of tourism that examines the impact of the negative aspects of a tourist destination tourist attraction or repulsion. The special conditions of tourism and the negative political propaganda of the West are among the factors that have necessitated attention to this issue. This study was designed to survey the model of emotional response in the dark tourism environment in Iran based on the role of experience and motivation and with a practical approach and a descriptive survey method.

The statistical population is all foreign tourists referring to the city of Yazd in the fall of 2019, in 170 responders that randomly selected. Considering the validity and reliability of the measurement and structural models and the appropriate fit and quality of the model

The results showed that the motivation to experience; Experience on emotional response; and motivation has a significant effect on emotional

With the advent and development of Humanism in the West, human societies have increasingly moved away from religious values, and this has led to the reduction of religion domains. In this regard, Sayyid Aḥmad Khān Hindī imitated the West and for the first time in the Islamic world suggested the reduction of the doctrinal domains of religion. Relying on his Mu‘tazila roots,  he only acknowledges the general principles of monotheism, prophethood, and resurrection, and does not believe in the details of these principles that are provided in the Qur’ān and sunna. As Sayyid Aḥmad Khān’s views have led to some challenges in the Islamic scientific circles, especially the scientific community of Iran, the article at hand aims to analyze and criticize his views using a descriptive-analytical approach and intra-religious and inter-religious methods. Based on the analyses made, his viewpoints can be examined in five directions: allegorical nature of Adam’s (a) story and its elements such as angels and Devil; susceptibility of prophets to making mistakes in ordinary issues and personal viewpoints, especially in relation to social issues; consideration of intellectual and experiential bases for revelations that were made onto prophets; consideration of prophets’ miracles as normal acts; and consideration of Paradise and Hell as incomprehensible.

Strategic thinking is the art of making and building a strategy, which is done by timely recognizing the characteristics of the competition field and seeing the opportunities that the competitors are oblivious to. Every experience is actually a challenge that a person faces and leads to the development of strategic thinking in him. The current research was carried out with the aim of "investigating the impact of various experiences on the strategic thinking of the headquarters managers of the military organization in question". The method of this research is "descriptive-analytical" of documentary and survey type. The size of the statistical population was 60 people with the characteristics of having at least 2 years of managerial work in the headquarters and having the desire to cooperate in this research. The data collection tool is a researcher-made questionnaire with 53 items based on the Likert scale. Smart pls software was also used for data analysis. The results of this research show that the experiences and their types, in the order of priority 1- external experiences, 2- organizational experiences, 3- interpersonal experiences and 4- personal experiences are influential in the strategic thinking of the headquarters managers of the military organization in question. Finally, suggestions have been made to improve and determine the indicators of strategic thinking competencies of the headquarters managers of the organization in question.

The conflict between husband and wife seems an inseparable component and an inevitable thing in married life, which usually occurs after passing the first passionate period of joint life. Unlike in the past, women as active members of society refer to  counseling centers when conflicts arise to find effective solutions to resolve conflicts, live with less worries, learn how to face problems correctly, strive for family cohesion, and find a way out of it. The purpose of this study is to analyze the genre of experience of women with marital conflict from visiting a family counseling center. This research was carried out using Rogers' person-centered therapy, Chesler's feminist family therapy approach, White and Epstein's narrative therapy, and the typological narrative analysis method in 2021 in a counseling center in Isfahan. The participants in the research were 17 married women with marital conflict who had visited the counseling center. They were were selected using maximum variety method and subjected to narrative interviews. The findings showed that most women's experience of consulting a counselor is narrated in the genre of romance. Based on the issue that women rely on their abilities as heroes of life, they are looking for a solution to resolve marital conflicts and consider going to the counseling center as a part of this inner motivation, whether their efforts lead to solving the problem or not. A group of women who have problems, take the common life lightly and make it possible to continue the common life with skill training. On the other hand, another group who perceive marital conflicts as chronic and do not consider their efforts to continue life fruitful, also experience the divorce. It can be concluded that women's experience of visiting counseling centers is a step towards solving conflicts.

The COVID-19 pandemic has unprecedentedly damaged the traveling and tourism industry as well as life and subsistence. Due to the outbreak of COVID-19, travelers’ behaviors, demands, and even characteristics of traveling have changed. Identifying these changes in the behavior of consumers, especially in choosing their destination and service centers, is considered crucial in rebuilding the tourists’ lost trust and revitalizing the tourism industry. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to structurally analyze the motivation, frequency of visiting, and experience components of the tourists’ satisfaction and behavioral tendencies in their destination areas with an emphasis on COVID-19 in Mazandaran province. The research method is descriptive-analytical based on field research. The population of the study consists of tourists who visited Mazandaran province during the outbreak of the COVID-19. The samples were selected randomly and the sample size was estimated at 385 using the Cochran’s formula. The collected data from the questionnaire containing close-ended questions were analyzed using SPSS 27 and Smart PLS3 software. The findings show that of the research variables, experience, and frequency of visits have a significant relationship with satisfaction and behavioral tendencies. Tourism motivation has no significant relationship with satisfaction and behavioral tendencies. Moreover, no significant relationship was reported between satisfaction and behavioral tendencies.

Cognitive neuroscience studies show that the judgment process and its characteristics are the most basic cognitive activities of the brain that people are forced to perform throughout their lives. In the field of auditing, judgment and decision-making are very important. The auditing process is based on various judgments and decisions. In other words, all the issues raised in the audit are covered by the judgment and decisions of the relevant persons. The judgment process of a person is by the abilities, characteristics and internal character of the person making the judgment, which is different from other persons. However, components such as the process of recognition, the process of judgment, the environment, motivations and other factors related to the person making the judgment decrease quality will be judged. One of the sub-branches of the component of the judgment process is the order of information presented or obtained, which, according to the results of many researches, can affect the quality of people's judgment. The effect of the order of information on the quality of judgment becomes important when the judgment of people who are given information "A" first and then information "B" for processing is compared to the judgment of people who are given information "B" first and then information "B" and then the information given by "A" makes a significant difference in his/her judgment. Experience in the framework of variables related to the person is one component that affects the quality of judgment. The information in people's memories, formed over time and based on various judgments and decisions, will be able to modify future decisions. A person's specialized experience increases his/her abilities in processing information and finding the most appropriate solution in special conditions. Therefore, it is expected that experience can moderate the effect of the order of information presentation on the quality of the auditor's judgment. 

This is a quantitative and cross-sectional study. The statistical population includes all auditors working in the country in 2022. Two questionnaires are sent one month apart to persons with the required characteristics. The difference between the first and second questionnaires is only in the order of information, so all the information of both questionnaires is completely the same. 

The results show that the significance level of the Vicaxon test based on the difference in the average judgment in two stages is less than 1%, so the effect of the order of information presentation on the quality of judgment is confirmed with 99% confidence.In addition, the results show that experience has a non-linear relationship with the quality of judgment due to the order of information of individuals. In other words, people with an average experience between 10 and 15 years are affected by the information order compared to people with less experience. In addition, in completing the effect of the order of presentation of information, the findings show that when the first information with a negative charge is presented, the person's judgment will be negative. The person's judgment will be positive if the first information presented is positive. Finally, the results indicate a stronger relationship between the information load of the first information and their judgment when the auditors are under time constraints. 

The findings show a significant difference between people's judgments of information whose order is different. The order of presenting information by taking advantage of the cognitive limitations of the human mind is able to affect people's judgment and decisions. In addition, there is a curvilinear relationship between the experience and the difference between the two judgments of the persons in such a way that the least difference of judgment was for the persons who had experienced between 5 and 15 years. This shows that the order of information presentation influences less experienced and more experienced people. The reasoning for this result can be found in the theory of the tendency to evaluate.Furthermore, when the first information provided is positive, the person's final judgment will also be positive. If the first information provided is negative, the person's final judgment will also be accompanied by a negative sign. These findings show that the order of information influences people and considers a certain weight and coefficient for the first information, so the effect of information precedence is confirmed. This effect is also limited by time. When a person is faced with a time limitation or thinks he does not have enough time to process information, he pays more attention to the first and most prominent information, relies on that information and bases his subsequent judgments on that information.

The expansion of the recruitment of non-Iranian students in recent years has led to an increase in foreign interactions with Iranians. Research on the experiences and perceptions of non-Iranian students can lead to more self-awareness of Iranians. As a preliminary step, this article aims to report the experience and perception of some non-Iranian students studying in Iran. The method of current research is ethnography and the interview technique was used in data collection and the step-by-step coding technique was used in data analysis. The data is mainly the result of interviews with 28 non-Iranian students of Ferdowsi University of Mashhad in the summer of 2015. The result of extracting the messages in the interviews and assigning basic concepts to them is about 200 basic concepts and 7 major categories. Inspired by Gurvitch, major categories, ecology and morphology, clothing and appearance, interaction, social norms, morals and social values, and "deficiencies" were determined. Students made observations and made inferences, and the more observable a topic was, or the simpler and more accessible the inference was, the more it was reported.

Today's competitive environment has become extremely turbulent and one of the ways to deal with the environmental disturbances is to emphasize the historical components and show the stability and stability of the brand. Appealing to the past has become a common thing for consumers today, and brands with images that have components such as credibility, heritage, and stability are gaining popularity. Brand age is defined as consumers' perception of the brand's long existence and is part of the concept of brand heritage. Therefore, the effect of brand antiquity on consumer-brand relationships is well established. However, brand oldness is a general concept with positive implications, but there is no study on the underlying process and especially the set of connections that consumers feel when facing old brands; it is not focused. The associative approach is important because it focuses on the spontaneous activation of learned sets of associations or responses developed by consumers through repeated activation in memory. This activation starts automatically with the presence of environmental stimuli. For example, an indication of the product's country of origin activates associations stored in memory and stereotypes about countries. Therefore, emotions are one of the topics that motivate customers to choose and communicate with a product or service. An emotional connection between the brand and the customer is formed gradually. We live in a world full of emotions; where emotions influence our decisions. For this reason, marketers often try to create an emotional connection between their brand and their customers; this becomes possible when the consumer develops an emotional connection with the brand. Attachment is considered as the strength of the emotional and cognitive relationship between the consumer and the brand. The current research was conducted with the aim of prioritizing the associative consequences of old sports brands. The research method is descriptive and of the type of correlational studies. The statistical population of this research was all buyers of Iranian sports brands. The sampling method is accessible, which was selected from the customers of sports brands in the virtual space. Since the number of the community cannot be counted and it takes a high amount. Therefore, the sample size is based on an unlimited population. Since the number of the population is not known, Cohen's formula was used to estimate the sample size. To be sure, 400 questionnaires were distributed and out of this number, 391 questionnaires were returned correctly and were used in the analysis. In this research, the standard questionnaire of Richard and White (2020) was used. This questionnaire contains 15 questions, which are categorized in the form of 5 components and measures the consequences of association of old brands in the range of 5 Likert options. Form and content validity was confirmed using the opinion of 8 sports management professors. The validity of the structure was confirmed by using the confirmatory factor analysis test and the reliability of the variables was confirmed by Cronbach's alpha test. In this research, SPSS and LISREL software were used for data analysis to present the model. According to the findings, brand association is effective at 0.90 on experience and expertise, at 0.95 at 0.96 on reminiscence, at 0.96 at timelessness and at 0.85 at tradition. Also, the significant coefficient shows that the indicators are more than 1.96 and it can be concluded that brand association has a positive and significant effect on the mentioned factors. Also, based on the findings, reminiscence, timelessness, maintenance, experience, expertise, and tradition are among the most important consequences of brand association. Therefore, in order to associate the brand, the desired indicators should be emphasized by the marketers. The effect of brand longevity on consumer-brand relationships is well established. However, brand oldness is a general concept with positive implications, but there is no study on the underlying process and especially the set of connections that consumers feel when facing old brands; It is not focused. Consumers are likely to make associations linking aging cues to inferences about brand attributes. For example, if the brand name is old, it may be associated with expertise. Association refers to the connection between the brand and the use (user), including consumers' desire to buy and recommend to others. The force that makes the brand sit in the minds of consumers and influence it is more than the experience of use. In this way, in addition to the value of consumer goods, brands provide meanings for brands that consumers like. Therefore, it can be concluded that experience and expertise in building relationships with customers and maintaining them are essential for any sports brand and will create brand associations. In general, it can be concluded that investigating the consequences of the association of old brands with sports authenticity is necessary for sports organizations that seek to gain popularity and improve the overall status of the organization, because paying attention to these consequences can be an advantage for sports organizations. Create a competition with other organizations and help the organization to attract more people through building a successful brand. Therefore, in order to build a successful brand, managers of sports organizations should focus on the categories identified in this research, so that they can identify the needs of customers and take basic steps to solve them with appropriate measures. Produce appropriate products to retain customers and attract new customers. Therefore, having an original and old brand can put the organization on the path of growth and development. Therefore, it is suggested to use sports brand loyalty programs. The basic branding process starts with the creation of an essence, this essence acts as a rosary thread and connects all the components of the brand together. It is also suggested to pay attention to the characteristics of a brand. The characteristics of a brand are all those things that are conveyed to the audience through a specific instruction through the communication points of the brand. These features can include product packaging, presentation, brand coloring, advertising style.

Today, tourism needs to offer a memorable experience to gain a competitive advantage in the global market, and hope that tourists will purchase that experience. At the same time, a large portion of tourism providers still rely on tangible assets and limited locations to create such an experience, overlooking the potential of the qualitative and intangible resources of the destination and the actors involved in tourism, as well as the approaches and effective tools to actualize these potentials. This article, based on logical reasoning and through the analysis of the content of documents and relevant research, discusses the resources, approaches, and tools that enable the deepening of the tourist’s experience, to present a different form of tourism known as relational tourism. It focuses on three main subjects: qualitative and intangible resources as the key elements of a co-creative value creation approach; co-creation as the primary approach to value creation and competitive advantage; and tourism service providers as facilitators of dynamic communication between tourists and the destination, and enablers of creating a unique experience for tourists.

Today, the importance of the interaction between the audit committee and the internal audit is clear and of great importance. One of the functions of the audit committees is to review and monitor the management's response to the recommendations and findings of the internal audit. The purpose of this study is to investigate the impact of the characteristics of the audit committee and the perceptions of the implementation of internal audit recommendations. Therefore, by using the data obtained from the review of senior internal auditors from the sample companies, it was concluded that the greater understanding of the implementation of audit recommendations strongly depends on the existence of independent members of the audit committee and the expertise of the members in auditing and accounting. The results showed: a) the perceptions of the implementation of internal audit recommendations are influenced by frequent meetings between the audit committee and senior internal auditors b) the greater the expertise of the members of the audit committee, the more likely the implementation of internal audit recommendations is c) the negative correlation between the size of the committee there are audits and the implementation of internal audit recommendations d) three dimensions (appointment, review 1, review 3) are positively related to the implementation of internal audit recommendations, but they are not significant e) independence and members with knowledge of accounting and auditing They have a significant impact on the implementation of internal audit recommendations.

In this research, we investigate the relationship between the auditor industry range, the extent to which an auditor has experience in auditing clients from different industries, and the auditor's professional skepticism. Using the data from 211 firms listed on the Tehran Stock Exchange, during the period from 1389 to 1400 (1,785 firm-year observations), the results show that auditors with a wide range of industry experiences are more likely to require their clients to adjust misstatements in their financial statements due to distortions and mistakes. In particular, this relationship is stronger for downward audit adjustments as well as for higher magnitude of audit adjustments. Also, a higher auditor industry range is negatively associated with the likelihood that the financial statements will be restated in the next period. Finally, financial statements audited by these auditors, have less discretionary accruals. Overall, findings suggest that an auditor’s diverse experiences in different industries can facilitate the development of professional skepticism

Due to the nature of the audit work, auditors are faced with various forms of providing information that have the necessary power to influence the auditor's judgment due to rationality. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of information presentation form on the quality of auditors 'judgment and to consider professional skepticism and experience to reduce the effect of information presentation form on the quality of auditors' judgment.

The required data were collected through a questionnaire by designing three scenarios in three stages for a group. In the first stage, the information was presented in the form of text, in the second stage, the information was presented in the form of tabular numbers and in the third stage, the information was presented in the form of graphic forms using an integrated reporting system. In this situation, only 66 questionnaires were completed by individuals who were present in all three stages and were tested as the final statistical sample of the research. In order to test the research hypotheses, Wilcoxon, Mann-Vinty test, structural equation modeling and parabolic regression were used.

The findings show that auditors are affected by the way information is presented. In addition to the subscales of knowledge search, interruption in judgment, the questioning mind in the variable of professional skepticism reduces the effect of the form of information presentation on the quality of auditors' judgment. Finally, experience has a curvilinear effect on the standard deviation of judgment.

When information is presented to auditors with different appearance frameworks and designs, it affects their judgment and the skepticism of the auditor's profession is beneficial in reducing the effect of information presentation on the quality of judgment. In addition, the average experience of auditors has more advantages in reducing the effect of the form of information presentation on the quality of auditors' judgment than low experience and high experience.

Contribution: 

Providing evidence that auditors's judgment is influenced by factors that affect the quality of judgment by influencing the individual's attention will lead to a less attentive attitude in the field of audit judgment. In addition, identifying the behavior of the components of experience and professional skepticism in the form of information presentation as mitigating factors can be useful.

The formal structure of the subject is widely debated because "subject" is based on discrete of the "I / world" distinction, how can the formal structure remain stable without distinguishing between "this and that" by adding multiple concrete things? The subject, in the beginning, is only a space that gives the non-possibility to enter, it cannot be determined whether it is "the influence of the subject or the influence of the object" but in any case, it is a structure that opens the other Ideas to the "sensual matter" and figures the stage of alienation It enters a stage that is necessary for the "formal emergence of the subject." The subject is the “analytical continuation” of the notion that the basis of consciousness is not sought from any context and sometimes has an empty beginning. We lose the possibility of receiving consciousness naturally in such a way that the subject creates it only with the emergence and disappearance (the catalytic role of the subject). So "the subject is not historical and linguistic, because the natural connection and natural references are not related to history and language." It informs to the extent that "what does not become symbolic remains unconscious."