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  1 - Dimensions Predicting indicators of adapting based on career adaptability
  Mahboobe Sahebi Isfahani Parisa Nilforooshan
  10.30486/jsrp.2019.565008.1280
  The purpose of this study was predicting career adapting indices including career exploration, career planning, career decision-making self-efficacy, and career networking behaviors based on career adaptability dimensions adaptability's dimensions. The research method w More

  The purpose of this study was predicting career adapting indices including career exploration, career planning, career decision-making self-efficacy, and career networking behaviors based on career adaptability dimensions adaptability's dimensions. The research method was descriptive and correlational. Statistical Population was university students of Isfahan. From studied population a sample size of 450 students were selected through stratified sampling method proportional to volume. The Research tools were career adaptability scale (Savickas & Porfeli, 2012), career exploration survey (Stumpf, Colarelli & Hartman, 1983), career planning scale (Gould, 1979), career decision making self-efficacy scale (Betz, Klein & Taylor, 1996) and career networking behavior scale (Forret & Dougherty, 2001). Dimensions Results based on stepwise linear regression indicated that among adaptability, concern, control and confidence significantly predicted 37 percent of career planning variance. Also concern, confidence and curiosity significantly predicted 34 percent of career exploration variance. On the other hand, confidence and concern significantly predicted 20 percent of career networking behaviors. Also control, concern and confidence significantly predicted 55 percent of career decision making self-efficacy variance. Overall, the results showed the important role of career adaptability and its dimensions on predicting career adapting including career exploration, career planning, career decision-making self-efficacy and career networking behaviors. Manuscript profile
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  2 - A comparative study between Persian and Lori grammar (Structure of the verb)
  Mohammad taher Habibi
  According to linguistic studies, New Iranian languages are divided into two eastern and western Iranian categories of languages that Lori language belongs to the second ones; new western Iranian languages. The conducted survey among the new western branch of Iranian lan More

  According to linguistic studies, New Iranian languages are divided into two eastern and western Iranian categories of languages that Lori language belongs to the second ones; new western Iranian languages. The conducted survey among the new western branch of Iranian languages reveals that Lori is the closest language to the Persian language in terms of vocabulary, grammar, etc, in so far as some researchers consider it as a dialect of the Persian language. linguistic Studies show that Although there are differences with the Persian language, the history of Lori language goes back to the Middle and ancient Persian language and this could be due to changes of languages occurred with the passage of time. No written record of Lori language from the ancient and middle periods has been left on and as mentioned, the only evidence of the similarity of Lori language to the Middle and ancient Persian language is lexical study and historical information. Perhaps the reason for this is that Lori has aspect of speech but what is certain is Lori is a branch of modern Western Persian language and has been using at this time as an independent language. Manuscript profile