ôbjective: to examine the relationship between psychological well-being and social solidarity of apartment residents in shahrekord, ïran. methods: â sample of 200 apartment dwellers was selected randomly. fessler social solidarity ïnventory and general health questionnaire were used to gather data. results: üsing partial correlation test and having controlled the effect of age, sex and educatio...

background: anesthesiology residents are susceptible to different mood and anxiety disorders. the aim of this research was to determine and compare stress coping styles and clinical performances in anesthesiology residents with type d and non-d personality. methods: this is a causative – comparative research. anesthesiology residents at academic department of anesthesiology in tehran university...

objective: the aim of this study was to investigate the current factors affecting the choice of ‎psychiatry as a specialty and to detect the main factors in their choice.‎ method: this descriptive study included 75 first year psychiatry residents in the academic year of ‎‎2014/2015. a likert-type anonymous questionnaire consisting of academic and ‎demographic data with 43 questions, which evalu...

Increasing number of air travellers in recent years and the emergence of multi-airport cities throughout the world has made the behaviour of travellers regarding the choice of the origin airport even more important. Analysis of this behaviour helps for a better future planning and development of competing airports as an important element of their demand prediction. In this paper, particular emp...

Over the past ten years, State and Territory housing authorities have stressed the importance of resident participation in community and urban renewal. However, their renewal efforts have lacked a sound evidence base.Why is community participation seen as crucial? What are the most effective ways of promoting participation, and what are the practical barriers to residents getting involved? Mart...

P.M. Neri1; L. Redden1; S. Poole2,3,4; C.N. Pozner2,3,5;J. Horsky2,5; A.S. Raja2,5; E. Poon6; G. Schiff2,5; A. Landman2,5 1Clinical & Quality Analysis, Partners HealthCare System, Wellesley, MA; 2Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA; 3Neil and Elise Wallace STRATUS Center for Medical Simulation; 4Simulation Consulting, Phoenix, Arizona, USA; 5Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 6Boston Medic...

Introduction Labor costs are often cited as one of the primary reasons for the economic hardships plaguing many older industrial cities, such as Cleveland. Of course, other factors, such as local taxes, proximity to markets, product cycles, and energy costs may also contribute to the area's diminished ability to compete with other regions in attracting and retaining businesses. Nonetheless, sin...

This paper describes how a scientifically exact and problemsolving-oriented remote and virtual science experimental environment might help to build a new strategy for science education. The main features are: the remote observations and control of real world phenomena, their processing and evaluation, verification of hypotheses combined with the development of critical thinking, supported by so...

The Situated Action approach to AI emphasizes the role of the environment in the generation and control of behavior; see (Norman 1993) for an introduction. Work to date has focused mainly on activity within spatially and temporally localized environments such as kitchens and video games (Agre & Chapman 1987; Agre & Horswill 1992). How useful is this perspective when larger-scale activities are ...