مرجان محمدی

Kangan Formation with Triassic age, it has the largest gas reserves in the Middle East and the world. This formation is in Salman field (Including 187 meters of thickness in the 2SK-1 well and 189 meters of thickness in the 2SKD-1 well) And in Lavan field (including 186 meters of thickness in LN-3 well), and with the sequence of carbonate, limestone, Dolomite limestone, Dolomite with anhydrite Layer, Marl and shale (on the Kangan Formation). According to microscopic studies in the mentioned wells, 15 faces were identified which belong to four facies belts: Sabkha, Tidal flat, Lagoon and Shoal. Based on the identified microfacies, a homoclinal carbonate ramp can be introduced. The known diagenesis processes in the Kangan Formation, which are effective on the reservoir quality are: mechanical and chemical compaction, anhydrite and calcite cement as a reservoir quality reducer and dissolution, dolomitization and fracturing can be mentioned as increasing reservoir quality. The types of porosity observed are: Intragranular porosity, Moldic, Fenestral, vuggy, Intraparticle, and fracture. The vertical changes of the facies indicate three third-order depositional sequences and five fourth-order depositional sequences in Salman and Lavan fields. Each sequence consists of two system tracts, TST (including intertidal, lagoon, back shoal) and HST (including intertidal and shoal) in reservoir units K1 and K2. Reservoir quality study also according to distribution and separation of samples of Grain supported and Mud supported facies, sedimentary environment and the size of dolomite crystals, compared to the available porosities and permeability, indicates class 1 and 2 of Lucia.

In the last few years, the importance of emotional effects in the user experience has stirred some controversy about how to create a multi-sensory experience in products. Surrounding a wide range of products necessitates the creation of a pleasurable experience because interaction with each product creates a unique experience for all users. It can be said, products act as an emotional signal to users, whether designers add emotional features to products deliberately or not. Therefore, anticipation of users' emotional needs and accommodating them with product features, not only plays a crucial role in users' experience but also can be a factor in increasing the level of life quality. Besides, understanding products' emotional features can make a meaningful connection between users and their experience, and ignoring the sensory needs of users can exacerbate negative experiences and eventually take the product out of the production cycle. To wit, studying the sensory needs of users and extracting them in the form of quantitative and qualitative data can prevent future damages. Thus, this research by using the emotional design approach aims to answer this question: is it possible to create a valuable experience in the saffron mill by measuring five sensory characteristics such as pleasure, enjoyment, wish, interest, fascination, or not. Hence for achieving a better answer, two fundamental steps are used in this research; that is combining quantitive and qualitative methods that help to evaluate all test results accurately. In the first step, eight saffron mills were selected for the base experiment and after using by users, their results have recorded as a quantitive table. With this experiment and numerical results, a three-dimensional chart has been created showing products' sensory distances. In the second step to discover users' evaluation, different methods such as laddering questions, user observation, and team interviews has been used. The second step’s results have shown in a table under the name of standards, goals, and attitudes which was a pivotal starting point for creating a product character triangle and designing a new saffron mill. In this part, the new product is evaluated by users and its results have recorded in a numerical table and three-dimensional chart. It should be noted that all the steps of needs extraction have been done by the Pr-EMO method with a three-point Likert scale with three options: I feel, I feel to some extent, I do not feel at all. This study is in the branch of field studies in terms of method and time of data collection. The statistical population of this study has been purposefully selected from people who are very interested in cooking and use more saffron in their food. This research shows that by combining different emotions and creating a product personality instead of focusing solely on the assumed functional features, a more desirable, and lasting experience can be created for users.

Stigma is not an individual problem or part of a disease but a social problem that have worse consequences than the disorder. Stigma is a world-shaking matter in psychiatry owing to the fact that about 300 million clients with mental health problem do not take action for treatment, as they are afraid of being stigmatized and labeled.

The aim of this study is to evaluate researches associated with stigma and social discrimination with mental disorders patients.

In this review, all searches were done with Persian and English key words such as "stigma, mental disorders, depression, schizophrenia" in Pubmed, BioMed Central, Wiley Library, Science Direct databases ,Google Scholar and Iranian databases such as IranMedex, SID, Magiran. For adequate coverage, articles have been chosen in Persian and English from 2001 to 2015.

we have found 83 articles. after assessing them based on inclusion and exclusion criteria, we have selected 29 articles. Most of articles were assessed stigma among all patients with mental disorders in general and schizophrenia patients. Results of this study categorized in four groups such as community' view about mental disorder patients, staffs' view, patients and his/her families' view and stigma-reduction researches.

The review of articles shows that stigma is an important reason for unsuccessful treatment. Considering the importance of treatment and follow-up of patients with mental disorders, it seems essential to pay extra attention to the issue of stigma in this group of patients. We recommend that, because to the different ethnicities and lack of sufficient information about the stigma and its solutions in Iran, designing further researches would help to clarify the problem.

This study aimed to investigate the moderating role of social capital dimensions in influencing technological dynamics on entrepreneurship development in social networking businesses. This study was a descriptive survey based on research method and correlation and type of research was applied. Experts familiar with the development of business in cyberspace, which has experience in this field and the directors and experts of the companies active in the network of businesses based on the accelerator centers in Tehran, which is about 500 people, is the statistical community of this research. Were formed. 220 people were selected by cluster sampling. In the present study, entrepreneurship development, technological dynamics and social capital, which Pedro et al. (2018) used in their research, were used after translation and localization. To measure the validity and reliability of measuring instruments, the results of the model were cited. To analyze the data, structural equation modeling with partial least squares approach was used with Smart PLS3 software. The results of the assumptions test showed that technological dynamics has a positive and significant effect on entrepreneurship development. Also, two dimensions of structural and communication capital have a positive and significant effect on entrepreneurship development. The study of the effects of the modulation of social capital dimensions showed that only the structural dimension in the impact of technological dynamics on the development of entrepreneurship in the social networking business has a moderating role

increasing urbanization and lifestyle changes, diabetes has become a common disease, which puts many problems on the lives of infected people. The aim of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of group psychotherapy based on admission and commitment to emotional expression and self-care behaviors in patients with type 2 diabetes. The present study is a quasi-experimental study with pretest-posttest with control group. The statistical population of the study consisted of all women with type 2 diabetes referring to health centers under the Diabetes Association of Tehran in 1396-1396 and its sample included 36 patients from this group who were divided into two experimental groups 18) and control (18 people). The experimental group received 8 sessions of intervention using group therapy based on acceptance and commitment and the control group was placed on the waiting list. Data were collected in pre-test and post-test stages using questionnaire and Tober & Glasgow self-care behaviors questionnaire and analyzed by multivariate analysis of variance and analyzed by SPSS v.23 software. And analyzed. Data analysis showed that there was a significant difference between the mean of emotional expressiveness and self-care of the experimental and control groups in the post-test. In other words, group psychotherapy based on acceptance and commitment significantly increased emotional expressiveness and self-care behaviors in patients with type 2 diabetes (P

The aim of this study is identifying and modeling the most important internal and external organizational factors in successful implementation of customer relationship management system in the Social Security Organization and its impact on improving internal processes, customer satisfaction and profitability. The research statistical population included senior managers and experts of Esfahan Social Security Organization which 285 individuals of them were selected randomly as samples. A researcher-made questionnaire was used to collect the data that its credibility was confirmed with content (face) validity and reliability by Cronbach's alpha coefficient of 0.77. To analyze the data and to test research hypotheses, structural equation modeling approach and SPSS22 and AMOS22 softwares were used and the fitness criteria (e.g. CMIN/df = 3.21, CFI = .92, RMSEA = .069) confirmed the research model. The research finding identified the most important factors in implementation of customer relationship management and also indicated that the effective implementation of customer relationship management has a positive impact on improving internal processes of organization, its profitability and customer satisfaction.

Ambiguous concepts of a text or a piece of pleasant poetry create an atmosphere of a virtual world; we do not understand why we greatly enjoy reading or writing such a piece of art. You may imagine concepts make mental imagination generate objective atmospheres. In case of removing ideas and concepts of a piece of art, no doubt you may feel an entity of vanity and void. Meaning or thinking is the most fundamental part of thought; there is no thinking without concepts. The word concept is the very idea which Descartes regards it as an objective entity. The body of man is not merely a perspective center for the central perspective world. Brain is not assigned to think either because our perceptions and physical body create our being understanding directly. The above understanding is related to deeper meaning and concepts which have waned a little in the present universe. However, you may observe it in literature clearly. It is also of significance that beauty content depends upon meaning; the very meaning that is a product of concept.
As a painter draws his home on a canvas, literature creates magnificent figures of palaces and houses in mind through words. Using figures coming from a literary text and materializing it in a piece of art may lead to become a tool manipulated by plastic arts practitioners. This kind of imagination is of mental figure of a subject materialized to present a better expression of the subject and at last achieving a better understanding by means of tools manipulated by artists; imagination may generate products such as painting, sculpture, cinema, architecture, production, etc. Indeed, pictorial expressions play similar roles in the whole arts. However, they function in a different way in view of tools and executive manners. When artists present visual expressions compared with the manner by which novelists transfer visual matters, you may learn that figures play the same roles of descriptive parts of a novel. Novels function in a way that readers come to know about figures, objects and humans. In other words, reading a novel gives a set of words generated properly. The reading task makes readers involved largely so that they may ignore the matters around. Words and figures reflect different stories in isolation. when they come together, they distinguish each other. Any piece of art, dramatized or fictional, carries an intrinsic special emotional atmosphere created through reading, surviving in mind and then changing to objectives by means of mental figures of artists. In fact, figures created in the artists mind play the role of descriptive parts of a novel, but the difference is that the tongue produces words. However, mind is a visual and pictorial fluid as figures or pictures created by an artist. the mental language changes to a living pictorial three-dimensional fluid through merging mind and material. All arts including painting, cinema and architecture are considered Particular Manners of Thinking; thoughts which are the roots of all concepts as far as Descartes is concerned.