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Volume - 4

Letter to Editor

Importance of Teachers' Psychological Programs and the Influence of ‘ADHD Tag’ on Hyperactive Children

Rezaei S* and Gharibzadeh S
Dear Editor, Hyperactivity is a neurodevelopmental disorder that manifests as executive dysfunction; It is the most well-known mental disorder in children, which becomes more apparent in school age, and limits their interaction at home, school, and in the community. This disorder occurs in childhood and adolescence and can continue into old age. The disease has increased by 40% in the last decade...

Letter to Editor

Can Colors Affect Alzheimer Disease (AD) Patients and Their Caregiver’s Emotion and Stress?

Izadi M* and Gharibzadeh S
Dear Sir, Since the novel coronavirus has shown up, it has affected humans’ lives in various ways. It has been reported that during the lockdown, patients with Alzheimer disease who also have poor cognitive performance, are more vulnerable for neuropsychiatric changes (such as depression, anxiety,…). The more these patients are in social isolation, the more their symptoms get intense...

Letter to Editor

The Relationship between Beauty, Moral Value and Social Success

Torkamani ZM* and Gharibzadeh S
Dear Editor, Neuro-aesthetic is a new interdisciplinary field that through evolutionary psychology and neuroscience tools tries to explain aesthetic experiences. Aesthetic experience is cognized as a process for response to any sign of beauty. Beauty that either is in works of art or any natural occurrence such like a pleasing sound or an event. This experience may engage sensory-motor, emotion- reward, and meaning-knowledge systems [1]....

Research Article

The Association between Social Media, Depression and Life Satisfaction among Young

Nikpour G*, Nikpour F, Aslammehr T and Gharibzadeh S
The current study examines the relationship between social networks in outbreaks of depression and life satisfaction. The population of the study was the married students of Islamic Azad University of Sari in which 379 people were selected as the sample by using stratified simple random sampling method. The research method was descriptive and correlational....

Opinion

Over-Exposure to Self-Disclosing Information on Social Media: The Role of "Stories"

Mosalmannejad H* and Gharibzadeh S
Social media expansion is taking place increasingly and seems inevitable. Social networks are so dynamic and changing every day thus should be studied due to these changes. In this paper, we focus our attention on the role that stories may play in people's over-exposure to user-created content on social media and the probable mediator factors and mechanisms may contribute....

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