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  1 - Investigating the relationship between psychological toughness and self-control among primary teachers in Yasouj city
  ebrahim  Taban
  The variables of psychological toughness, self-control, are among the subjects that have always been the focus of many psychiatrists and psychologists. Objective: In the current research, the simple and multiple relationship between psychological toughness and self-cont More

  The variables of psychological toughness, self-control, are among the subjects that have always been the focus of many psychiatrists and psychologists. Objective: In the current research, the simple and multiple relationship between psychological toughness and self-control was examined. Method: The primary teachers of Yasouj city formed the statistical population of this research, from among them (93 people, 50 women and 43 men) were selected by stratified random method. The data was collected with the help of Kiamarthi, Najarian, and Mehrabizadeh Artman (1377) scale of Tanji (2004) psychological toughness scale. The conclusion of the findings showed that there is a significant difference in the psychological toughness and self-control of male and female primary teachers. Multivariate regression analysis showed that psychological toughness and self-control have a significant multiple correlation, and among the two predictor variables, only psychological toughness variable significantly explained and predicted the variance of self-control. Manuscript profile
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  2 - Relationship Between Perceived Stress And Craving Usage with Predicting Relapse in Stimulants Users Mediated By Self-Control
  roya jalili Javad KHalatbari Hassan  Ahadai shohreh ghorban shiroudi
  The purpose of the present study was to investigate the relationship between perceived stress and craving for consumption with predicting people's return to stimulants with the mediation of self-control. This research was method descriptive-correlative. The statistical More

  The purpose of the present study was to investigate the relationship between perceived stress and craving for consumption with predicting people's return to stimulants with the mediation of self-control. This research was method descriptive-correlative. The statistical population of this research included all people who used stimulants, hospitalized in care centers in Tehran in 1400 (2019). For sample selection, 250 persons were randomly selected based on the structural modeling formula. In order to collect information, Cohen's Perceived Stress Scale, Franken's Substance Craving, Wright's Substance Return Prediction and Tanji's Self-Control Scales were used. The analysis of the research data, using the path analysis method, showed that there is a positive and significant relationship (P<0.01) between perceived stress and predicting return to stimulants with the mediation of self-control and between drug craving and predicting return to stimulants with The mediation of self-control. Also, there were a negative and significant relationship (P<0.01) between self-control and predicting return to stimulants. Thus, it can be concluded that with increase in perceived stress and the urge to use, the return to use of stimulants increases and the amount of self-control decreases, and with decrease of self-control, the return to use of stimulants increases. Manuscript profile