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

One of the most important variables in business interactions is examining the relationship between consumer moral characteristics and personality with the intention to buy. The purpose of this study is to increase our understanding of purchasing motivation by analyzing when and how ethical traits (awareness of values) and personality traits (purchasing pleasure) affect purchasing intent through perception of benefit and ease of use.

The present study was descriptive-correlational. The statistical population included people who had devices with Internet access. From the target population, a sample of 384 people was selected as available. The analysis tool was a researcher-made questionnaire and finally path analysis was used to test the indirect conditional effects.

The results show that both awareness of values ​​in consumers and their purchase pleasure have an indirect positive effect on purchase intention. The results also show that borderline conditions need to be considered when examining the effect of moral and personality traits.

When trying to increase their base and achieve sales goals, retailers need to pay attention to the social and cultural values ​​of society and consider the moral and personality traits of users.

This paper is a commentary on the Amir al-Mu'minin Ali (as)'s words regarding patience and resistance as a feature of the true Shi'a. In Amir al-Mu'minin (as)'s viewpoint, the Shiites are calm and dignified in the hardships, tolerant and forbearing in troubles, and grateful in welfare and happiness. Although, today, these qualities are considered to be among social values and norms in return for the services of others, in the Amir al-Mu'minin (as)'s words, these characteristics are not due to the fact that they are social and rational norms and values, rather the purpose, origin, and method of achieving those values, which are higher and differ than the intended purposes before the wise, are obtaining God's satisfaction that are the purpose of the true Shi'a in acquiring moral virtues. The easiest way to get moral virtues is to pay attention to divine satisfaction.

The purpose of this article is to study the role of cultural factors, especially religious traits, in promoting the human capital of students, using the theories of Bandura's modeling, Kellberg's moral development, Folee is rationality, and Glock and Stark's religiosity. The research method was survey. The statistical population consisted of all male and female students of secondary, tenth, eleventh grade and pre-university secondary schools in Tehran in the education year 96–97. Using probability sampling method of 384 students were selected and a researcher-made questionnaire was used for data collection. The results showed that the moral values of parents, religiosity, moral traits and rationality have had a direct impact on the promotion of human capital. Students accept and act on their parents' norms and respect others and their beliefs, avoiding harm and trying to help them. Students are also responsible, faithful to their commitments and discipline, and adhere to the principles and requirements of religion and practice religious rituals and practices. Hence, they advance in education and become more powerful and creative. Based on such believes, they can help to solve the problems of the society and its development.

The purpose of this study was to determine the relations between the early maladaptive schemas from one hand and the moral traits of greed and arrogance from the other hand‎. The research method was descriptive-correlation type and the statistical population includes students of Islamic Azad University of Qom and Damghan. 478 students from various diciplines (including 112 male and 366 female) were selected through non-randomizied convenience sampling, and responded to the early maladaptive schemas questionnaire and the Islamic scales of greed and arrogance. The data were analyzed using methods such as Pearson correlation coefficient and stepwise regression. The results showed that total score and all areas of the early maladaptive schemas have positive relations with greed and arrogance. Also areas of disconnection and rejection, and impaired limits could explain a significant part of the variance of greed and arrogance. It seems that assessing and reducing the impact of early maladaptive schemas could be used to identify and possibly modify deep moral disorders such as greed and arrogance.

In order to construct a moral identity scale primarily based on Aquino and Reed (2002) model, two pilot studies were conducted. The first study aimed to identify moral traits among college students. One hundred and twenty two students (56% females) participated in a free-listing task. The participants were asked to list characteristics that a moral person possessed. A content analysis of the traits based on five criteria (Hardy et al, 2011) resulted in 26 non redundant traits. In order to obtain further evidence that these 26 traits had sufficient content validity, in a sample different from the first study 217 students (58% females) were asked to rate each trait using a scale ranging from 1(absolutely unnecessary) to 5 (absolutely necessary). The results indicated that 24 traits were judged to be above the midpoint of the scale. Investigating the results of females and males students led to identification of nine traits that had the highest ratings: polite, trustworthy, honest, self respect, rational, loyal, fair, religious, and patient. These nine traits were considered as identity-invoking stimuli for constructing moral identity scale. The implications of the findings were discussed.

The study was undertaken aiming to analyze the status and characteristics of the ethical behavior for Imam Mahdi's ground-setting in the content of the university textbooks in Iran. The research method was descriptive and also content analysis and its approach is applied. The research sample consists of general course university textbooks that cover the year 1393 and is presented in the context of twenty credit hours for students. Based on their conformity to logic and the analytical study, four textbook have been chosen; "Rules of Life: Applied Ethics, " "Islamic Ethics: Principles and Concepts", "Family Ethics" and "Islamic Morality" have been targeted in the sample. Measuring instruments were researcher-made content analysis check lists, and the results were analyzed using descriptive statistics. The main results of the study indicate that: 1. It is found that a total of 2, 720 times ground-setting behavior was mentioned in terms of the size, characteristics and behaviors associated with moral and conceptual factors in the books of the "Rules of life: Applied ethics», «of ethics Foundations concepts», «ethics family» and "Islamic morality" in the order presented above, as frequency of 667 or 24. 5 percent, frequency of 661or 24. 3 percent, frequency of 463 or 17 percent and frequency of 929 or 34. 2 percent. In the aspect of study, most attention is given to the aspect of the relationship with others with frequency of 1134with 41. 7 percent. The aspect of relationship with the cosmos, with 310frequency or 11. 4 percent is of the lowest frequency which has been noted in the study.

Abstract As the title of this paper is the implementation and comparison between Antarae, the Arab ignorance period poet and Shamloo, the famous contemporary poet of Iran. In this implementation, physical and moral qualities of their mistress (Ableh and Aida) are compared. This summary is intended to explore the differences and perspectives of the two lovers- Antarae and Shamloo- and the women’s positions as a beloved person and a bride from the view of morphological and moral points, along samples of these poets. It must be acknowledged that this brief isn’t an intensive attempt on this matter but the only mention of it. In the first part of this paper the main differences between Arabic and Persian lyricism have been mentioned. The purpose of this paper is cited. Finally, the history of these two lovers is explained.