background: cerebral palsy (cp) describes a group of disorders regarding the development of movement and posture, which causes limitations in activity. in fact, it is attributed to non-progressive disturbances that occur during brain development in fetus or infant. cp disorders may accompany by speech, auditory, visual abnormality, seizure, learning disorder, mental retardation and etc. due to ...

In recent psychological literature on meditation, the terms "phenomenology" and "phenomenological" are sometimes used rather loosely to refer to introspective reports given by experimental subjects about their experiences during meditation. I Some psychologists have even developed questionnaires and procedures, characterized as ways of operationalizing phenomenology, so that subjects' introspec...

historical development of variety of methods in educational inquiry shows that with regard to complexity of educational issues that derived itself from human being complexity, we can't answer different questions of scholars by just one unit method. phenomenology as philosophical movement by introducing of subjects such as conciseness, intentionality, reduction, constitution, intersubjectivity, ...

The S-domain of science, or the S-science, which still prevails, and will continue to produce prominent results and applications, has many problems at its knowledge frontiers. A part of these problems will be solved by the structural science itself, and new important discoveries will be also made in the frame of the S-science, but it is doubtful that it might solve very delicate and puzzling pr...

abstract aim and background: adoption is a subject with prolix antecedent in historical society and culture. child acceptation affects on partner and kinfolk relation; so the family experience recognition help nurse to have deep knowledge about family relation. method and materials: in this phenomenological qualitative study, participants were 15 family with adopted child in shahrekord, iran. t...

There is no unique and defi nitive defi nition of phenomenology. It is rather a method and an experience always open and always renewing itself. Phenomenology involves a change in the “sense of the world”: everything acquires its sense and value only when it becomes the content of the lived experience of the subject correlated to his intentional acts. This is the main thesis of the phenomenolog...