A STUDY OF SOCIAL ACTION STYLES OF THE WOMEN AND GIRLS TOWARD VEIL MODEL AND IT’S RELATION WITH INTERNET AND SPUTNIK CONSUMPTIONS

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RASTEGAR KHALED AMIR; MOHAMMADI MEISAM; NAGIPOUR EIVAKY SAHAR

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Journal: WOMEN'S STRATEGIC STUDIES (KETABE ZANAN) Year:2012 | Volume:14 | Issue:56 Page(s): 7-82

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A STUDY OF SOCIAL ACTION STYLES OF THE WOMEN AND GIRLS TOWARD VEIL MODEL AND IT’S RELATION WITH INTERNET AND SPUTNIK CONSUMPTIONS

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RASTEGAR KHALED AMIR | MOHAMMADI MEISAM | NAGIPOUR EIVAKY SAHAR | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

PERMITTED VEIL (HEJAB JAYEZ)Q2

SOCIAL ACTIONSQ2

SPUTNIKQ2

INTERNETQ2

WOMEN AND GIRLSQ2

Abstract

This research was done with the aim of investigation of the social action styles of 385 persons of the 18-40 years old of WOMEN AND GIRLS in 2, 10 and 18 locals of Tehran city related to permitted veil and its relation to INTERNET and sputnik. The results revealed about In social action, persons on the basis of subjective meaning which committed for their action, aim and incentives of action, value action with religion and secular components revealed highest and lowest value responses in acceptance of the veil and also secular component effect on rejection of the veil. Furthermore, the instrumental, traditional and affectional actions were in the next steps respectively. The hypotheses showed the SPUTNIK and INTERNET decreased the permitted veils. The kind of SPUTNIK and INTERNET consumption.( entertainment and diversion) decreased the permitted veil, increased instrumental and affectional actions and do not effect on the traditional action. The effects of SPUTNIK on instrumental, affectional and traditional actions were inactive, positive and negative and also INTERNET was inactive on religion and secular components affected with all dimensions of SPUTNIK and INTERNET. The correlation coefficients between the traditional, religion and affectional actions with permitted veil were meaningless, highest (-0.560) and lowest (0.193) values whereas this correlation for secular and instrumental actions were meaningless, highest (0.455) and lowest (0.098) values.

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RASTEGAR KHALED, AMIR, MOHAMMADI, MEISAM, & NAGIPOUR EIVAKY, SAHAR. (2012). A STUDY OF SOCIAL ACTION STYLES OF THE WOMEN AND GIRLS TOWARD VEIL MODEL AND IT’S RELATION WITH INTERNET AND SPUTNIK CONSUMPTIONS. WOMEN'S STRATEGIC STUDIES (KETABE ZANAN), 14(56), 7-82. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/93976/en

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RASTEGAR KHALED AMIR, MOHAMMADI MEISAM, NAGIPOUR EIVAKY SAHAR. A STUDY OF SOCIAL ACTION STYLES OF THE WOMEN AND GIRLS TOWARD VEIL MODEL AND IT’S RELATION WITH INTERNET AND SPUTNIK CONSUMPTIONS. WOMEN'S STRATEGIC STUDIES (KETABE ZANAN)[Internet]. 2012;14(56):7-82. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/93976/en

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AMIR RASTEGAR KHALED, MEISAM MOHAMMADI, and SAHAR NAGIPOUR EIVAKY, “A STUDY OF SOCIAL ACTION STYLES OF THE WOMEN AND GIRLS TOWARD VEIL MODEL AND IT’S RELATION WITH INTERNET AND SPUTNIK CONSUMPTIONS,” WOMEN'S STRATEGIC STUDIES (KETABE ZANAN), vol. 14, no. 56, pp. 7–82, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/93976/en

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