جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "coordination" در نشریات گروه "علوم اجتماعی"

Social interactions play an important role in individual, group and organizational performance. For this reason, creating a favorable interaction model is vital for business success. On the other hand, in today's world, which is named as the age of communication, the role of virtual social media in improving communication and increasing social links is obvious. Based on this, this research has been carried out with the aim of Identifying the dimensions and components of improving social interactions with an emphasis on the role of virtual media. The research has a quantitative approach and is applied in terms of purpose and survey in terms of data collection. The statistical population under study is the employees of the Broadcasting Organization of the Islamic Republic of Iran, numbering (n=48000) people, using Cochran's table and random sampling method, 381 people were considered as a statistical sample. Also, 12 media management experts were selected through targeted sampling to form an expert panel. The data collection tool is questionnaire, the validity of which was confirmed by the coefficients of CVR=0.69 and CVI=0.87. The reliability of the questionnaire was confirmed through Cronbach's alpha (0.85). The results showed that the desired level of social interaction is 2.85 and it is achieved when the level of trust is 2.88, communication is 2.44 and coordination is 2.26. This means that trust is the most important dimension of social interactions. Also, based on the results, the most important function of the media in order to increase trust is to reflect demands.

The Persian morpheme ra has attracted the attention of many linguists including Karimi (1989), Dabir-Moghaddam (1990) and Ghomeshi (1996) among others. Karimi takes ra as the accusative case marker, the presence of which on subjects and objects of prepositions render the sentence ungrammatical. According to Ghomeshi (1996), it marks DPs functioning as VP-level topics. Dabir-Moghaddam (1990) analyzes ra as the secondary topic marker in the Halidayian Functional grammar framework. In none of these analyses, this morpheme appear on deep subjects. In this article, it is highlighted that ra may also mark subjects, just in case it occurs in the right grammatical configuration. More specifically Persian has the category of small clause in which an NP marked with ra is the subject of the small clause rathar than object of the matrix sentence. This is an unprecedented hypothesis in Persian linguistic literature. I also present a minimalist account of the construction in question.