Journal of Women Interdisciplinary Researches

Abstract The purpose of this study was to determining the relationship between information ethics and work ethics and self - efficacy in female high school female teachers . . The statistical population of the study included 303 teachers of the first high school of mamasani town , 303 patients , of which 170 were selected as sample and by stratified random sampling method . Data gathering tools were standard questionnaires of teacher self - efficacy moran and, gregory 's work ethic ( 1990 ) and information, (to describe the data , descriptive statistics methods and for inferential analysis of data , pearson correlation and regression methods were used . the results of the study showed that there was a positive and significant relationship between self - efficacy with work ethics and self - efficacy in teachers and the results of the study showed that فناوری had the predictive capability between work ethic and teacher efficacy . ( p < 0.01 ). The purpose of this study was to determining the relationship between information ethics and work ethics and self - efficacy in female high school female teachers . . The statistical population of the study included 303 teachers of the first high school of mamasani town , 303 patients , of which 170 were selected as sample and by stratified random sampling method . Data gathering tools were standard questionnaires of teacher self - efficacy moran and, gregory 's work ethic ( 1990 ) and information, (to describe the data , descriptive statistics methods and for inferential analysis of data , pearson correlation and regression methods were used . the results of the study showed that there was a positive and significant relationship between self - efficacy with work ethics and self - efficacy in teachers and the results of the study showed that فناوری had the predictive capability between work ethic and teacher efficacy . ( p < 0.01 ).

Abstract The aim of the present study was to investigate the relationship between body shame and problematic use of social networking sites, considering the mediating role of perfectionism, among female applicants for cosmetic surgery in Shiraz in the year 2025. This study employed a descriptive-survey design based on structural equation modeling (SEM). The statistical population consisted of all female applicants for cosmetic surgery who visited beauty clinics in Shiraz during 2025. Out of this population, a total of 257 participants were selected using a non-random purposive sampling method and completed the Body Shame Scale (Littleton), the Perfectionism Scale (Hill), and the Social Networking Addiction Questionnaire (Khaje Ahmadi) through both paper-based forms and online surveys. Data analysis was conducted using descriptive and inferential statistics, with Pearson’s correlation coefficient employed to examine the relationships between variables, and SPSS 27 and AMOS 26 software used for final analysis. The findings indicated that body image shame positively and significantly predicted problematic social networking use (B = 0.202). Furthermore, perfectionism had a significant positive relationship with problematic use of social networking sites and predicted it to some extent (B = 0.097). In addition, body image shame had a positive and significant relationship with perfectionism, predicting it with a coefficient of (B = 0.091). The path analysis results supported the main hypothesis of the study, indicating that perfectionism plays a significant mediating role in the relationship between body shame and problematic social networking site use. Accordingly, individuals who are dissatisfied with their body image or experience body shame are more likely to engage in excessive and harmful use of social networking platforms, and individuals with perfectionistic tendencies are also more likely to develop problematic social networking behaviors. Therefore, perfectionism can act as an intermediate factor that amplifies the impact of body shame on problematic social media use and intensifies individuals’ negative perceptions of their bodies, ultimately leading to excessive and unproductive engagement with social media. Based on these findings, the main research hypothesis was confirmed.

Abstract This qualitative study explores the personal well-being experiences of entrepreneurial women in Tabriz who have embarked on the path of self-employment. The aim is to analyze how these women face the challenges and opportunities along their entrepreneurial journey while maintaining and enhancing their well-being. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews with 20 purposefully selected women entrepreneurs and analyzed using MAXQDA software. The data analysis was grounded in the Self-Determination Theory (SDT).Findings indicate that two primary factors contributed to the enhancement of these women's well-being: (1) spirituality and faith, serving as sources of resilience and purpose, and (2) work-life balance and the quality of family relationships as key elements of well-being. Entering the realm of self-employment increased their sense of autonomy and flexibility, thus enhancing their well-being through improved physical health, family relationships, and personal satisfaction. Nevertheless, participants faced challenges such as stress from balancing professional and personal responsibilities. The results also highlight the important role of entrepreneurial training in boosting motivation and success, aligning with SDT components of autonomy, competence, and relatedness.By addressing existing gaps in the understanding of women entrepreneurs’ well-being, this study contributes to the literature in this field and emphasizes the importance of resilience and the need for specific support, particularly from spouses.