جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "استان کرمان" در نشریات گروه "علوم اجتماعی"

The present research was conducted with the aim of investigating the effectiveness of skill training in the success of crime scene experts in Kerman province in 1400.

This research was developed in terms of purpose, applied, and in terms of method, descriptive-survey. The statistical population of this research was 31 crime scene experts. To collect data, a researcher-made questionnaire was used at the level of reaction, learning behavior and results. Descriptive statistical methods, one-sample t-test and independent t-test were used to analyze the data.

The findings of the research showed a high level of satisfaction among the students, and among them, the highest level of satisfaction was with the planning and order of the trainings and the lowest level of satisfaction was with the tools of the trainings. The amount of learning of the students in the courses has been positive, and also regarding the analysis of behavior changes and results from the students' point of view, based on the average and significance level calculated, it can be said that the behavioral changes and results in this dimension are at a favorable level.

The results show that skill training has a positive effect on the success of crime scene experts in different components, so that the level of effectiveness is relatively high

Time and goal: 

I made my social determination. The goal is to write down where there are social and economic factors that are effective in providing a coarse crime, between two severely convicted criminals, in Zindan Hay Karman Est.

Rosh:

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Yaftha: 

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Identity shows the origin and focus of a person's values. People define their social identity by joining different social groups. Social background, social interactions and gaining different experiences are the main fields of forming people's social identity. Tourism industry as a service industry whose development brings many economic, social and cultural changes for a society and human interactions play an important role in it, can have a significant impact on the formation of people's identity and their identity changes. Experiencing new opportunities through development of tourism can affect how women know themselves and rebuild their identity. As a large part of the workforce in the tourism industry, women are exposed to identity changes and transformations by being members of different groups and working in the new context of tourism, which is sometimes in conflict with their traditional values.The main goal of this research is to provide a thematic network analysis of the identity construction of women working in tourism, and specifically women working in ecolodges of Kerman province. In this regard, based on the interpretive approach, qualitative methodology has been chosen, and answers to the research questions and objectives have been chosen based on ethnography. In ethnographic research, the sample size is different based on the time, the studied people and the research field. In this research, the sample size was selected based on the fact that the people have experience in establishing and working in one of the ecolodges of Kerman province and have enough time to answer the questions as well as personal desire. This group of women was selected as the informants of the research and the in-depth interview with them continued until theoretical saturation was reached. The researcher reached theoretical saturation after conducting fifteen interviews, however, she continued the interviews to twenty women. Necessary criteria for the selection of informants, including compliance with the maximum diversity of people in terms of age, education, social class, religion, ethnicity, city of residence and geographical area of residence, have been taken into consideration. Attride-Stirling theme network analysis was used for data analysis. In the six-step process of analysis, 88 initial codes were reduced to 33 basic theme, 13 organizing themes, and a global theme of "women's identity transition from traditional dependence to modern independence in the context of tourism". The analysis of the theme network indicates that the experience of new opportunities through the development of tourism along with the positive and negative lived experiences of women in the past and now, as well as the activity in the existing social and cultural context, which includes the transformation of women's gender identity, women's beliefs in identity building, deconstruction cultural and social and feeling the need for change, leads to the construction of identity in different dimensions, including emotional construction of identity, psychological construction of identity, construction of communication identity, construction of local identity, construction of occupational identity, construction of economic identity, construction of dignity identity and construction of socially independent identity. These identity processes are the result of the interaction of women who have been involved in personal issues in the field of family institutions before entering the world of tourism, with the endless world of tourism and its various managerial, political, economic, cultural and social aspects.

Statistics show that Iran has a larger share in terms of driving violations andaccidents in the world. According to statistics from traffic experts, about 3percent of our nation's gross domestic product annually is spent on the effectsand consequences of traffic violations. Considering the importance of the trafficdiscussion, in this study, taking into account a number of parameters related todriving violations, including offender information, vehicle information andvehicle specifications, and modeling through tools such as decision tree andfeature selection have been addressed to investigate and recognize the offendingdrivers. The data used in this study was collected during the three months of theyear 2013 based on traffic violations in Kerman. Research innovation is basedon the study of the identification of the behavior of incidental drivers and themethodology presented in this field, which first extracted important features forcategorizing drivers violated based on the purpose, and then the clusters ofdrivers will take shape. This method is implemented on real data. The results ofthis research have the potential to be implemented as a software package forregistration and control systems for traffic violations

It is believed that systems with higher economic tightness are more resilient in the case of threats. This research aimed to test this hypothesis in the Iranian case of Kerman province which saw the earthquake in its central and historical city of Bam. To do so, the correlation between “economic tightness” and economic performance before and after shock is tested to see how economic interdependency can play role in the economic resilience of the regional system. Findings showed that while before the shock happens there is a positive and direct relation between economic tightness of a system and its economic performance, after-shock changes for regeneration of the system has negative relation with the economic tightness. It shows that although economic concentration is a positive index for urban and regional resilience, when the shock happens, it can be in turn a barrier for economic changes of a system. The explanation for this could be found in the issues of “related variety and economic growth”. Many studies showed that there is a positive relation between economic variety and economic development of a region. The related variety, which emphasizes the complementary and connectedness of activities and occupations, will bring up different opportunities for economic development as it paves the way for knowledge spill overs. After shock, what is needed is to change the current mechanisms. So, if the system is more innovated and open to the new changes, the new organization will take place easier.