The purpose of this study was to determine epidemiology of psychiatric disorders among the population of the city of ARSANJAN (15 years of age and over). 650 individuals (274 males and 376 females), were selected using the random sampling technique. The SCL-90-R was used as a screening tool, and DSM-IV clinical interview checklist was for diagnostic purposes. Test-retest reliability of SCL-90-R was significant; and its sensitivity, specificity was high. Therefore, SCL-90-R is sufficiently reliable to apply as a screening test in epidemiological studies. Results showed that 34% of the individuals (34% females, 33.6% males) met the criteria for psychiatric disorders. Mood and anxiety disorders with 14.46% and 9.53% were the most prevalent psychiatric disorders. Among mood disorders, major depression disorder (MDD) with 7.23%; and among anxiety disorders, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) with 3.53% prevalence was the most common psychiatric disorders. There was no difference between men and women regarding psychiatric disorders prevalence. Analysis of the data indicated a higher prevalence and significant differences of psychiatric disorders in employed women, age range 15-25 years, students, unmarried persons and individuals with high education.

ARSANJAN is located in northwest of Fars province and is rich in agriculture & jungle. The major problem of this town is water Shortage The water is not enough for agriculture. However, power, moistry is building a dam on the Sivand River in North West of ARSANJAN to transfer 60 million cubes meters of the waters this river to this town. This is possible through digging canals from two different directions. Sivand dam -ARSANJAN jungle - planting fields around the City and Village of Aliabad-e-Malek.  Deivere dam of Hashtigan-Seidan & Farough Plain-agriculture Fields of and villages of Khobriz and shorab. Transferring water through the second direction is less expensive. But the first area has less water and needs more digging. The second area has semi -salty soil & is not rich. In this research water demand & supply is estimated and the amount of a water Imported from this dam is accumulate with water resource and the excess welfare (consumer & producer surplus) of the population is measured. The results show that transferring water from the first direction is more economic. To do this research stone- Gary utility model to use & 2sls method & optimization agricultural Institutions using linear planning were used.    

This experiment was conducted in research station of ARSANJAN University in 2000, in a Piece of land with a clay texture. In order to evaluate the different ratios of CORN and SOYBEN intercropping, in comparison to pure culture a Randomized complete block design with 4 replications. Was adapted Treatments consist of: p 1=pure corn, P 2=pure soybean, P 3=50% corn + 50% soybean, P 4=%75 corn + %25 soybean, P 5=%75 soybean + %25 corn. This Experiment was conducted by using replacement system. Evaluated factors are as follow: soybean and corn seed yield in pure culture and intercropping, land Equivalent Ratio, Relative corn yield, Relative soybean yield, Aggresivity. Results showed that the treatment with %75 SOYBEAN + %25 CORN whit LER= 1.19 and also the treatment with %50 soybean + %50 corn with LER= 1.11 have preference %9 and %11 respectively higher yield compared to pure culture. Also as for the aggresivity, in treatment with %50 corn + %50 soybean and also with %75corn + %25 soybean, corn was dominant. Finally the best treatment was %75 soybean + %25 corn with %19 efficiency compared to pure culture.

This research investigates the Asteraceae family genus and species in a region of ARSANJAN Irano- Turanian forests.Field survy and sampling the species of the family along lat/lon measuring by GPS has been done in 40.67 ha of a region which is called Kooh Sian that is a hunt forbidden area. The results showed % 55 of species related to tubuliflorae with 5 tribes, 12 genus and 17 species, %26 related to liguliflorae with 2 tribes, 4 sub tribes, 8 genus and 8 species and finally %19 related to radiae with 2 tribes, 4 genus and 6 species. The distribution maps "- showed that the species of radiae and tubuliflorae sub family had wide distribution in the study area that can be ecologically considered as cosmpololitant species because of high potential in seed production, seed morphology and propogation.

Numismatic study of Arab-Sassanid coins can be a turning point in the numismatic study of Both Sassanid and Islamic era. It provides us with extensive information about victories, conquerors, governors, political and administrative geography and etc. General motifs, themes, writings, and pictures on the coins show no different with the Sassanid Dirhams but according to the inscriptions they date back to the first centuries of lunar calendar and categorized as Arab-Sassanid coins. In winter 2012, Vali Zareie found 4 coins in a small shelter at Dūkohak, a small village near the town Arsanjān. The coins had undergone some erosion during the course of time. 2 of them were minted at Bishāpur and Dārābgerd in 34 and 75 A.H which carry the name of Muslim governers Abdollah-ibn-Amer and Mohleb-ibn-Abisofreh in Pahlavi alphabet. The other 2 do not have any Arab governers’ name and the name of Khosrow II (Khoasro Parviz) is readable on them in Pahlavi alphabet; they were minted in 33 and 50 A.H at Jay and Nahāvand. In the following research beside defining the spot where the coins are found the historical geography of the location Dašr-e Tavābec-e Arsanjān and Dūkohak village within Sassanid time and the first centuries of Islamic era, plus the location where they are minted will be studied.

The shaping of identity and its redefinition is affected by different factors including the quality and quantity of personal relationships within the society. This factor, called social capital in a more general sense, is among effective ones in shaping and redefinition of national identity. This paper seeks to study the effect of social identity features on youth’s national identity through survey method. Results show that the rate of social identity is lower than the average level and there is low correlation between social capital variables and national identity. Data analysis indicates correlation between national identity and each of the social capital features. This correlation is low, though this correlation is highly positive between other features and national identity. Among social capital variables, there is stronger correlation between social attachment and national identity.