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In the psychological context of the environment, color is discussed as another environmental factor that has a great impact on human perception and behavior. In the study of psychological-mental performance of individuals, indicators are used that indicate the individualchr(chr(chr('39')39chr('39'))39chr(chr('39')39chr('39')))s cognitive status. Therefore, the aim of this systematic review study is to investigate the effect of color on Psychological functions of individuals.

This article is a systematic review study. Published full-text and English articles were searched in PubMed, Scopus, Science Direct ISI Web of Knowledge databases with the keywords color, function, cognitive, psychological without time limit and 60 eligible articles were reviewed.

Initially, 312 articles were identified from various databases. Among them, 123 articles had inclusion criteria. After that, 63 articles were excluded from the study due to lack of experimental studies and 60 articles were selected for final review. A total of 6 studies on selective attention,3 studies on alertness,4 studies on sport performance,7 studies on intellectual performance,7 studies on aggressiveness/dominance Evaluation,7 studies on caution/avoidance,6 studies on attraction,5 studies focused on store/company evaluation,7 studies focused on eating/drinking,4 Studies on memory,2 Studies on arousal and 2 Studies on time perception. The results show that color has a significant effect on cognitive functions including selective attention, alertness, Sport performance, intellectual performance, aggressiveness/dominance Evaluation, caution/avoidance, attraction, store/company evaluation, eating/drinking, time perception, memory and arousal.

Color should be considered as one of the main ways to promote mental health, perception and behavior of people.

The present study intended to investigate the efficacy of structured play on the executive functioning in 5- to 12-year-old children with high-functioning autism.
A pre-test post-test quasi-experimental design with an experimental group and a control group was chosen for the present study. The population of the study included all the 24 5- to 12-year-old children with high-functioning autism who went to the Children's Medical Center in Tehran in 2015. Then, they were assigned to the experimental and control groups. For the data collection, the Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Function were used. Structured play was taught to the experimental group for 16 sessions, each lasting for 90 minutes.
The results of covariance analysis showed significant increase in executive functioning in experimental group compared with that in control group (p The findings have important implications for the education and mental health of children with high-functioning autism. Lego therapy denominated Behavioral change using the child's natural interest and motivation to learn.

TheCrimean Congo Haemorrhagic Fever (CCHF) is a viral disease causing severe haemorrhagic fever outbreaks and is transmitted to healthy peopleeither by tick bites or through contact with infected animal blood or tissues during and immediately after slaughter. Most infected cases are reported to be among livestock industry and slaughterhouse workers. The present paper aims toevaluate the effect of CCHF on the awareness and functioning of the Livestock Producers and Slaughterhouse Workers in Shustar, Iran in the time span from April 2014 to March 2015.
For this semi-experimental study, samples were taken among livestock industry and slaughterhouse workers in the city of Shustar (40 livestock farmers and 160 slaughterhouse workers) by Stratified Random Sampling. Study tools included questionnaires and function observation checklists, both before and after training. First, the before-training questionnaires and checklists were completed. Then sample subjects were trained about CCHF and its prevention and transmission. A month after training, sample subjects completed after-training questionnaires and checklists. The statistical software SPSS, discriptive statistics methods including average, standard deviation, minimum and maximum scores, frequency and percentage, and also inferential statistics methods such as correlated t-test and Kolmogorov-Smirnoff test were used to analyze data.
findings of this study showed a significant difference between the awareness of CCHF among personnel before and after training (p= 0.001, t=7.4). Also, there is a significant difference in their functioning and attitude toward CCHF among them before and after training (p=0.001, t=11.95).
Results and analyzed data reveals that the training program leads to higher awareness of CCHF among livestock industry and slaughterhouse workers and, therefore, is effective. So the training program has been effective in increasing awareness and behaviour changing among livestock industry and slaughterhouse workers.

Background and Pituitary adenomas without clinically active hypertension are termed as non-functioning adenoma (NFPA). These tumors represent about one quarter of all pituitary tumors. Immunohistochemical methods are the gold standard methods of identifying them. The Ki-67 is a nuclear antigen detected by the monoclonal antibody MIB-1, whose labeling index (LI) is considered as a marker of normal and abnormal cell proliferation. Methods and Materials: In this clinicopathological study, 85 cases of NFPAs were analyzed immunohistochemically. MIB-1 LI was measured in all surgical specimens, which was higher than 5% only in 5 cases. Also, 18 cases were immunoactive to one or two adenohypophysial hormones. NFPAs comprise several pathologically different types of tumors, some of which are potentially hormone producing tumors. However, probable defects in hormone secretion may be the cause of not increasing the adenohypophysial hormone levels in the serum and consequent syndromes.