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Keyword: addicted, non-addicted, personality characteristics, problem solving styles Prevalence of Narcotic Drugs Use among Physical Education and Non-Physical Education Female Students
Hamid Arazi, Bahman Asgari,
Volume 5, Issue 19 (11-2011)
Abstract
Introduction: the purpose of this study was to investigate the prevalence of narcotic drugs use among female students field of physical education and non-physical education of Guilan University. Method: For doing this study, narcotic drugs use questionnaire was used. Questionnaires distributed among 240 subjects in two groups of female physical education students (n=100) and female non-physical education students (n=140) randomly. Findings: The results indicated that the rate of narcotic drugs use among female students of physical education and non-physical education was not significantly different. With regard to this point that some non-physical education students who had a reasonable level of physical activity, retest were again done between active and sedentary students and the results showed that smoking and alcohol use between active and sedentary students were significantly different. Conclusion: According to results, exercise at universities especially in population of female students may prevent the growing trend of narcotic drugs use in this stratum of society.
Citizens' Knowledge Behavior: Role of Learning Competencies of Citizen's Knowledge Behavior in the Socialization of fight against Narcotics
I Soltani, M H Moshref Javadi, Ar Barazi,
Volume 12, Issue 46 (9-2018)
Abstract
Objective: The present study aims to measure the level of maturity of citizen's knowledge behavior in the city of Isfahan in the process of the socialization of fight against drugs. Method: This research is descriptive and a survey type wherein a researcher-constructed questionnaire was used to collect data. In order to design the questionnaire, the existing opinions and viewpoints were reviewed. All intended dimensions, components, and indicators were extracted and Delphi technique was used to prepare the initial checklist to  be distributed among the experts for determining the degree of fitness and importance of the indicators. As a result of the adjustment and determination of the content validity and reliability as well as the construct validity of the instrument through factor analysis approach, the output was drawn up in the form of a final questionnaire. The statistical population of the research consisted of professors and staff of universities and research centers in Isfahan. From among them, 379 individuals were selected as the research sample by simple random sampling according to the entry criteria of the research. The data were analyzed using factor analysis and structural equation modeling. Results: According to the research findings, individual health, entrepreneurship, individual skills were reported as the three components of citizens' knowledge behavior. In addition, among 135 behavior indicators, knowledge about social health indicators, healthy living environment, emotional health, occupational health were recognized as the key priorities of the dimension of human capital (individual) in citizen's knowledge behavior; and social participation and participation in the transfer of urban knowledge heritage, use of abilities and competencies of others, awareness of social welfare, service awareness development of social networks (NGOs, etc.), identification of addiction tendency factors, and other social trauma were reported as the five key priority indicators of citizens' knowledge behavior in terms of human capital (collective). Conclusion: The findings of this research showed that citizens of Isfahan are placed at the second level of maturity of citizenship knowledge behavior.

Assessing the Level of Knowledge Management Maturity in Drug Control to Establish a Knowledge Management System
Amirhossin Yavary, Alireza Barazi, Ali Moaiedi Khoramabadi,
Volume 16, Issue 63 (5-2022)
Abstract
 Objective: This study aimed to measure the level of knowledge management maturity in the drug control headquarters to establish a knowledge management system. Method: The statistical population in the quantitative part of all anti-drug stakeholders, including managers, staff and drug control experts, staff members of headquarters and non-governmental organizations, is estimated at more than 4,000 people. The number of statistical samples is 384 individual and the method of selecting the sample is stratified random. The qualitative part of the statistical population included 35 experts in the field of drug control. The Delphi method was used to collect research data in the qualitative research stage and a questionnaire was used in the quantitative research stage. Results: The results of the research showed that the drug control headquarters, in evaluating the 6 levels of measuring the level of knowledge management maturity, is higher than the average in the technology dimension and has a relatively better situation compared to other dimensions and it is at the lowest level in the human resources dimension, despite its importance as a key dimension in the readiness to establish knowledge management in the organization. Conclusion: According to the results and based on the model of assessing the level of maturity of knowledge management, the drug control headquarters, this headquarters is placed in the second level of evaluation (initial level) in evaluating the indicators of measuring the level of maturity.

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