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Service oriented survey on job satisfaction, financial
performance and customer satisfaction was mediated by National
Bank branches in Ahvaz
Susan Joudaki
Department of Financial Management,
Persian Gulf International Branch, Islamic Azad university,
khorramshahr, Iran
Abstract:
The aim of all institutions Bank Ha services including tailored
service and customer satisfaction. Since the financial service
provider organizations, especially in an environment Bank Ha
work with undifferentiated products, quality services as they
complete first weapon known as quality of service and customer
satisfaction, strategic issue for organizations their service.
Khvasth Ha and preferences of customers better than competitor
organizations to respond to them satisfaction, business
performance will Mvfq Try. Given the expressed aim of this study
was to examine the issue of how SOA on the financial performance
of the role will affect job satisfaction and customer
satisfaction? The aim of the present study, the research for
numerous applications. According to the method of data
collection, including the researcher-descriptive study - Ali
respectively. The population of this research managers and
employees in all branches of the National Bank is the city of
Ahvaz. Given that the number of branches of the National Bank in
the city of Ahvaz 69 branches and 681 employees total sample
size of 246 people have been met. In this study hypotheses
analysis software SPSS (22) and lisrel (8.5) was used. The
results show the positive effects of Khdmt Grayy on customer
satisfaction, job satisfaction and financial performance
respectively. Customer satisfaction was confirmed positive
impact on financial performance, but the impact on customer
satisfaction and job satisfaction of the National Bank in this
study was rejected.
[Susan
Joudaki.
Service oriented survey on job satisfaction, financial
performance and customer satisfaction was mediated by National
Bank branches in Ahvaz.
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Considering the effect of
marketing combined of banking services on dimensions of brand
especial value of Saderat bank (Case study: Saderat bank at the
east of Guilan)
Maryam Hasanzadeh1,
Mahdi Tahmasbi rad2
1.
Faculty member of Islamic Azad
University, Rasht Branch, Guilan, Iran
2.
MSc of Management, Islamic Azad
University, Rasht Branch, Guilan, Iran
mahdi-tr@hotmail.com
Abstract:
Brand and attention to making
brand has been paid attention by many organizational such as
service or productive organizations in recent years. In between
one of the most important parameter related to brand is brand
especial value. Brand special value is the value that a brand
ads to the product. Different researches distinguished that real
value is not inside the product or service but this value exist
in mind of real and potential customers and this is the brand
that creates real value in mind of customers. Among all service
organizations banks are counted as the most important service
organizations and brand especial value has importance for them.
Therefore the main goal of this research is considering the
effect of marketing combined of banking services on dimensions
of brand especial value of Saderat bank. In this direction the
main question of research has been identified in this form that
what are factors affecting brand especial value and which one
have the highest effect? Current research is applied research
and regarding classification of research based on the way of
data collection it is descriptive. Statistical society of
research is all customers of Saderat bank at the east of Guilan
province and sample are 365 people. In this research available
improbable sampling method has been used for data collection.
Tool of data collection is standard questionnaire. For
considering research hypothesis confirming factor analysis and
structural equation modeling have been used. Result of research
denotes positive and meaningful effect of banking service,
access to branches and business advertisement on awareness of
brands, association of brand, loyalty to a brand and perceived
service quality. On the other hand positive and meaningful
effect of awareness of brand, association of brand, loyalty to a
brand and perceived service quality on brand especial value has
been approved.
[Maryam Hasanzadeh, Mahdi
Tahmasbi rad. Considering the effect of marketing combined of
banking services on dimensions of brand especial value of
Saderat bank (Case study: Saderat bank at the east of Guilan).
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brand especial value, marketing
combined, Saderat bank, structural equation modeling |
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Centric Diatoms
sampled from Grand-Lahou, tropical coastal lagoon (Côte
d’Ivoire).
*Komoé Koffi1,
Touré Awa1, Adou Lydie Marie Dominique1
01 Botanic Laboratory,
University of Felix Houphouet Boigny, 22 BOX 582 Abidjan 22,
Côte d’Ivoire.
komoek@yahoo.fr
Abstract:
A taxonomic survey of the Diatom
(Bacillariophyta) was conducted with 20 µm mesh wide plankton
net on ten stations in the Grand-Lahou lagoon complex. A total
of 19 species have been identified and described. Each taxa is
described and information about environmental characteristic of
the sites where they were collected and distribution in Côte
d’Ivoire. The studied taxa belong to the families
Asterolampraceae (2), Coscinodiscaceae (3), Eupodiscaceae (3),
Melosiraceae (5), Stellarimaceae (1), Chrysanthemodiscaceae (1)
and Thalassiosiraceae (4). All taxa were recorded for the first
time in Côte d’Ivoire.
[Komoé K, Touré A, Adou L M D.
Centric Diatoms sampled from Grand-Lahou, tropical coastal
lagoon (Côte d’Ivoire).
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Centric diatoms, taxonomy, Grand-Lahou lagoon complex, Côte
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Identifying Strategic
Challenges of Implementing Customer Relationship Management in
Iran’s Banking Industry (Case Study: Mellat Bank)
Mahdi Ansaripour Jarmafshari1
(Corresponding Author), Ali Divandari2, Mohammad Ali
Shahhoseini3
1.
MSc of EMBA, Faculty of
Management, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran
2.
Professor, Faculty of
Management, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran
3.
Assistant Professor, Faculty of
Management, University of Tehran, Iran
ansaripour_m@alumni.ut.ac.ir
Abstract:
Nowadays, greater attention of
banks towards their customers is much more noticeable. In this
atmosphere, seeking of attracting and keeping the customers,
have led the banks towards using the modern system of customers’
relationship management; even though using these system without
considering the existing challenges in this path, will move
these banks farther away from reaching their intended purposes.
This is a trap that has harmed many financial institutions. This
research is looking and analyzing these challenges for Bank
Mellat Iran. This research has been divided into two parts. In
the first part, by using Delphi method and by benefiting of
opinions of 17 specialists in this topic on banking industry, we
have addressed the problem of recognizing these challenges in
the topic of relationship management. In this part of the
research, by conducting four rounds of surveys on these
specialists, 21 fundamental challenges have been discovered.
Delphi panel members were chosen not accidentally but by using
snow globe method. In the second part of this research, these
challenges were analyzed by conducting surveys of the managers
of the branches of Bank Mellat Iran. Initially by the use of
exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis and by taking into
account the 5 aspects of technical, cultural, management,
economic and structural, these factors were classified.
Subsequently, average test confirmed that every one of these 5
aspects as a challenge on implementing of relationship
management of customer is important on their own.
[Mahdi Ansaripour Jarmafshari,
Ali Divandari, Mohammad Ali Shahhoseini.
Identifying Strategic Challenges
of Implementing Customer Relationship Management in Iran’s
Banking Industry (Case Study: Mellat Bank).
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Customer Relation Management, Mellat Bank, challenge, Delphi
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Evaluation effect of life
skills training on mental health and self-esteem
Abolfazl Ehsani
Lecturer in
Farhangian University, MSc of Educational Planning, Educational
Planning Department, Faculty of Psychology and Educational
Sciences, Allameh Tabatabai University (ATU), Tehran, Iran
a.ehsani84@yahoo.com
Abstract:
This study aimed to investigate
the effect of life skills training on mental health and
self-esteem of high school students in Razan city. Research in
terms of purpose, functional and in terms of methodology was
quasi-experimental. The study population consisted of first year
high school students have enrolled in the academic year
2010-2011 Razan City. According to research findings life skills
training on mental health and self-esteem of high school
students a significant effect was considered. In other words,
the promotion of mental health and self-esteem for these
students is increasing. As well as life skills training on other
components of mental health (physical problems, anxiety,
depression, and social functions) has a significant impact.
[Abolfazl Ehsani.
Evaluation effect of life skills training on mental health and
self-esteem.
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mental health, self-esteem,
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Acclimatization of Mustard (Brassica juncea L.)
Genotypes under Different Agro-Climatic Zones of Punjab
Province, Pakistan
Zafar Hussain1, Muhammad Mubashar Zafar1,
Nida Ghori1, Hafiz Saad Bin Mustafa2*,
Ejaz-ul-Hassan2, Tariq Mahmood2 and
Muhammad Muddassir3
1Department
of Plant Breeding and Genetics, University of Agriculture
Faisalabad, Pakistan.
2Directorate
of Oilseeds, Ayub Agriculture Research Institute Faisalabad,
Pakistan.
3Department
of Agricultural Extension and Rural Society, College of Food and
Agricultural Sciences, King Saud University, Riyadh 11451,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
⃰ Corresponding author’s E-mail:
saadpbg@gmail.com@gmail.com
Abstract:
The study was
performed for the evaluation of promising mustard genotypes
regarding seed yield and adaptability in different agro-climatic
areas of Punjab province, Pakistan. Eight genotypes with three
replications were tested at different locations under Randomized
Complete Block Design. Data were recorded for seed yield Kgha-1
for each genotype. Analysis of variance revealed that
there are significant differences (P≤0.05) among these
genotypes. Further data were subjected to Biplot analyzes, which
exposed that the total sum of squares of variation for the
environment (E), genotype (G) and genotype into environment
interaction (G×E) was 92.5%, 1.2%, and 6.3% respectively.
Genotype one performed well for yield and adaptability at all
eight locations while others genotypes showed location specific
performance. So, genotype one should be use in further breeding
program for the development of high yielding and stable mustard
cultivar.
[Zafar Hussain, Muhammad Mubashar Zafar, Nida Ghori, Hafiz Saad
Bin Mustafa, Ejaz-ul-Hassan, Tariq Mahmood and Muhammad
Muddassir. Acclimatization of
Mustard (Brassica juncea L.) Genotypes under
Different Agro-Climatic Zones of Punjab Province, Pakistan.
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Mustard, Biplot
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Incidence of STDs in HIV
Patients Attending Health Facilities Supported by PEPFAR in
Abuja, FCT, Nigeria
Olanrewaju Comfort A, Shoretire
Adebola M
Department of Biological
Sciences, University of Abuja, Abuja, 900001, Nigeria
olanrewaju.adetutu@uniabuja.edu.ng;
Telephone: 805-771-7311
Abstract:
HIV positive patients are more at
risk of acquiring Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) due to
similar modes of transmission and so it’s no surprise that a
substantial number of people are co-infected. A study of the
incidence of HIV and STD co-infection was carried out among
patients attending health facilities that are supported by the
President’s Emergency Plan Fund for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) already
providing HCT and ART services. 344 sera samples were collected
for the study and screened for HBsAg, HCV and VDRL using rapid
test kits according to CDC’s recommendations. The overall
co-infection occurrence was 49 (14.24%), HIV-HBV co-infection
showed the highest prevalence of 11.05%. The prevalence of HCV
and Syphilis were 2.62% and 0.58% respectively. The co-infection
was higher in men 36 (25.17%) than female13 (6.47%). Abuja
Municipal Area Council (AMAC) reported the highest rate of
co-infection 17(16.83%) while Kwali had the least 4(10.26%).
Regular screening sessions to monitor and control the current
situation of the epidemics should be implemented as well as
intensifying public awareness of the mode of transmission and
prevention of these deadly viral diseases.
[Olanrewaju CA, Shoretire AM.
Sero-Prevalence of HIV
and STDs Co-Infection among Patients Attending Faculties in
Abuja, FCT, Nigeria.
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Area councils, Co-infection, FCT,
HIV, Incidence, STDs |
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Study factors of quality of
in-service training courses for teachers in Iran
Farhad
Rezapour
MA degree in Educational
Administration, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz, Azarbaijan
Sharghi, Iran
farhadrezapoor.63@gmail.com
Abstract:
The purpose of this article is to
study the development of the quality of service teacher training
courses in Iran. The study population consisted of all teachers
and all school administrators to number 228 out of 1028 people.
According to the teachers and program administrators in the
education system and educational projects, as the most important
factor in the success or failure of educational innovations are
introduced. Service teacher training to improve the knowledge,
attitudes and skills and to help them learn about their
strengths and be prepared for the higher occupations is
important. As well as administrators and teachers as well as
women and men of the factors affecting the quality of the
differences are not significant.
[Farhad
Rezapour. Study
factors of quality of in-service training courses for teachers
in Iran.
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in-service training, teachers,
quality |
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Incidence of Salmonella species in
Commercially Processed Chicken Meat Sold in River State, Nigeria
Omorodion NJP and Odu NN
Department of Microbiology, University of Port
Harcourt, P.M.B. 5323, Port Harcourt, Nigeria.
*Corresponding author. Tel: +2349083622583,
E-mail:
nnenna.omorodion@uniport.edu.ng,
nnennaomorodion@gmail.com
Abstract: Chicken
meat promotes good health but at the same time is a major
reservoir of microbial contaminant. In this study the incidence
of Salmonella sp and other food borne pathogens were
evaluated. A total of 12 samples were gotten which included
6wings and 6 thighs from the different retail stores in Port
Harcourt. The microbial quality of frozen or commercially
processed chicken bought from different retail stores at
Rumuokwuta, Alakahia, Choba in port Harcourt metropolis, Rivers
state were assessed for the incidence of Salmonella sp.
Total bacterial count, total Salmonella count, was done
using plate count agar, Salmonella-Shigella agar,
respectively. The result showed that for the total bacterial
count on the chicken wing ranged from (1.15 x 106-
2.57 x 106) and for total Salmonella count it
ranged from (1.09 x 106 – 4.98 x 106). The
result for chicken thigh showed for the total viable count
ranged from (1.72 x 107) - (6.3 x 107)
while for total Salmonella count it ranged from (1.85 x
106 - 1.77 x 107). Biochemical tests were
done to identify the isolates and a total of 24 isolates were
obtained. From the isolates about 9 organisms were identified
Escherichia coli (17%), Salmonella sp (17%),
Citrobacter sp (4%), Pseudomonas sp (4%),
Enterobacter sp (4%), Shigella sp (8%), Proteus
sp (4%), Serretia sp (17%) and Staphylococcus
sp (25%). The presence of microorganisms in refrigerated
chicken meat should be as a result of the hygiene practices from
the farm, during transportation, during slaughtering and finally
in the retail stores. Other factors could be inadequate
preservation techniques such as freezing in places of limited
power supply. Therefore proper hygiene should be carried out to
avoid contamination and proper and good manufacturing practices
should be encouraged.
[Omorodion NJP and Odu NN.
Incidence of Salmonella species in Commercially Processed
Chicken Meat Sold in River State, Nigeria.
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Incidence, Salmonella species, Commercially Processed
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Study relationship between
long-term interest rate with inflation in the Islamic banking in
Iran
Azadeh Jafari Kargar
MSc of Economic Sciences,
Economic Sciences University of Tehran
azadeh.jafarii@yahoo.com
Abstract:
Taxonomic diversity of
understorey vegetation (herb species) was studied in two
evergreen forests, viz. oak and pine in the Kumaun Himalaya. In
terms of taxonomic diversity, Asteraceae and Lamiaceae were the
two dominant families in the sampling forest types. Maximum
number of species was found at hill base and minimum at hill top
in both the forests. The number of families, genera and species
ratio observed for pine forest was of course higher with
compared to the oak forest showed about the higher taxonomic
diversity. Perennials form had higher contribution as compared
to annuals forms indicated better ability to store up soil. Very
few species (9 species) were found to be common indicates higher
dissimilarity in both type of forests.
Species richness (per m2) was higher in the pine
forest than the oak forest. A high value of beta-diversity in
the oak forest point out that the species composition varied
from one stand to another. However, low concentration of
dominance value in the pine forest with compare to the oak
forest point towards the dominance, which is shared by many
species.
[Azadeh Jafari Kargar.
Study relationship between long-term interest rate with
inflation in the Islamic banking in Iran.
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Development of organizational
commitment in light of perceived organizational justice
Sara
Almasizadeh
M.A.
Student Educational
Management Urmia University
saraalmasi850@yahoo.com
Abstract:
The aim of this study is to determine the relationship between perceived
organizational justice and organizational commitment. 114
Faculty members of Razi University were randomly selected using
descriptive–correlation method. For data
gathering, the Colquite’s
Organizational
Justice Questionnaire
and
Mayer
- Allen’s
Organizational
Commitment
Questionnaire
are used. The validity of the questionnaires was verified
according to the viewpoints of experts in educational sciences
and management. The reliability of the questionnaires was
estimated using Cronbach’s Alpha Coefficient in a primary study
on a 30-people sample, organizational justice
questionnaire α=0.923 as well as organizational commitment
questionnaire α= 0.934. After data gathering, they were
analyzed based on research hypotheses using
Multivariate Analysis of Variance (MANOVA) as well
as Multiple Regression Analysis. The results indicated that
there is a positive and significant relationship between all
components of organizational justice and the aspects of
organizational commitment. In addition, there is a significant
predictive relationship between procedural justice,
interactional justice and distributive justice with continuous
commitment and normative commitment.
[Sara Almasizadeh.
Development of organizational commitment in light of perceived
organizational justice.
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Perceived Organizational Justice, Organizational Commitment,
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Trypanosomosis in Cattle
Population of Pawe District of Benishangul Gumuz Regional State,
Western Ethiopia: Anemia, Vector Density and Associated Risks
1Asmamaw
Aki and
2*Getachew
Dinede
1Regional
veterinary Diagnostic, Surveillance, Monitoring and Study
Laboratory, P.O. Box:
326, Asossa, Ethiopia
2Ministry
of Livestock and Fishery, Epidemiology Directorate,
P.O.Box: 1084, Addis Ababa,
Ethiopia
E-mail:
dinedegech@gmail.com
Abstract:
A cross-sectional study was carried out in Pawe district of
Benishangul Gumuz Regional State, Western Ethiopia from January
to March, 2016 to determine trypanosomosis prevalence,
trypanosomosis association with anemia, prevailing trypanosomes
species, associated risks and vector density. Blood samples
collected from (n= 519) randomly sampled cattle (Bos indicus)
was examined using buffy coat technique and hematological
procedures. An overall, 29 (5.58%) trypanosomosis prevalence was
recorded. The infection was caused by Trypanosoma congolense
22/29 (75.86%) and
Trypanosoma vivax
7/29(24.14%). The infection rate difference between trypanosomes
was statistically significant (P< 0.05). Mean packed cell volume
(PCV) value of the infected animals was lower (22.79%
+ 4.51)
than uninfected animals (25.81%
+
5.53)
and the variation was statistically significant (P< 0.05).
Overall, anemia prevalence of 35.06% (182/519) was recorded and
it was significantly higher (58.6%) in infected cattle than in
non-infected (33.67%).
Significant association was not recorded with study sites, sex
groups, age categories and body conditions (P> 0.05).
Glossina tachinoides was the only tsetse fly caught and its
mean apparent density measured as fly/trap/day was 5.03. In
addition, other mechanical transmitters of trypanosomosis such
as
stomoxys (1.62 f/t/d),
tabanus (0.41f/t/d)
and haematopota (0.22 f/t/d) were recorded.
In conclusion, the result of the current study showed the
economical importance of trypanosomosis in the area calling for
devising strategic control efforts.
[Asmamaw
Aki and
Getachew Dinede.
Trypanosomosis in Cattle
Population of Pawe District of Benishangul Gumuz Regional State,
Western Ethiopia: Anemia, Vector Density and Associated Risks.
Researcher
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Anaemia, Pawe, PCV, Risk factor, Trypanosomosis,
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The relationship between
teacher’s organizational trust and organizational commitment in
primary schools
Mojgan Mirza and Ma’rof Redzuan
Department of Social and
Development Science, Faculty of Human Ecology, University Putra
Malaysia, 43400
Serdang, Selangor, Malaysia
1
E-mail:
Mirza_Kla@yahoo.com,
2marof@putra.upm.edu.my
Abstract:
Considerable
researches have been done on organizational trust and
commitment, only a few of them were carried by educational
organizations and it is specially untapped by researchers in
primary schools. This research aimed to support the proposed
link between teacher’s organizational trust and commitment in
primary schools as educational organizations. This study
employed survey design based upon the research question. The
study was carried out among 513 teachers in Golestan Province,
Iran.
Pearson’s correlation statistical method indicated a
statistically significant and positive-high magnitude
relationship between teacher’s organizational trust and organizational commitment.
Moreover, statistical results indicated a positive moderate-high
relationship between components of the teacher’s organizational
trust and commitment. Consequently, Development of the teacher’s
commitment is deeply depending on fostering the teacher’s
organizational trust. Therefore, school principals should be
focused on enhancement of the teacher's trust whereby they can
develop the organizational commitment qualities.
[Mojgan Mirza and Ma’rof Redzuan.
The relationship between
teacher’s organizational trust and organizational commitment in
primary schools.
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Commitment, Trust, Teacher,
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The role of Islamic Azad
University in developing the entrepreneurship fields (A case
study: Islamic Azad University, Shahrekord branch)
Hojatollah Moradi Pordanjani*,
Hosien Heidari
Islamic Azad University,
Shahrekord branch, Shahrekord, Iran, faculty of humanities
Abstract:
This paper is to examine the role of Islamic Azad University,
Shahrekord branch in developing the entrepreneurship fields.
This is a kind of descriptive research done for a practical aim
using a survey method. To measure the variables, a
questionnaire, compiling according to the theoretical and
experimental studies of the research, has been used. The
population includes all of university students, the graduates,
the academic members and staffs of Islamic Azad University,
Shahrekord branch, among them 290 people were selected randomly.
The obtained data was analyzed using Chi square,
Kolmogoroff-Smirnoff and Kruskal Wallis. Some of the findings
are as following:Data and findings showed that the deputies' and
administrators' viewpoints are the same and there is no
significant deference between their viewpoints about developing
the entrepreneurship fields in this branch, and most of them
believed that it provides the entrepreneurship fields for its
students much and very much.Also the findings revealed that the
academic members' viewpoints about this issue are not the same
and there is a significant deference in their viewpoints about
it in this branch. Some of them believed that this branch
provides these fields for its students but some did not believe
so, and most of them believed that it provides these fields for
its students much and very much. Moreover, the findings
illustrated that the students' viewpoints about this subject are
not the same and the difference is significant. Some of them
believed that there are fields of risk taking and independetism
much and very much. Finally the findings showed that the
graduates' viewpoints are different significantly and in their
opinions, this branch provides these fields much and very much.
[Hojatollah
Moradi Pordanjani, Hosien Heidari.
The role of Islamic Azad University in developing the
entrepreneurship fields (A case study: Islamic Azad University,
Shahrekord branch).
Researcher 2016;8(4):91-97].
ISSN 1553-9865 (print);
ISSN 2163-8950 (online).
http://www.sciencepub.net/researcher.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj080416.14
Key words:
entrepreneurship,
independentism, seeking progress, inner control center, risk
taking, innovation |
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