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Purpose: the aim of the current study was to Designing Structural Equation Modeling of Organizational Citizenship Behavior Which Influences on Success of Kanoon Qlmchy as a famous Educational Institutions Method: The method of the current research descriptive and case study: Statistical population consists of all the employees of Qlmchy Kanoon of Zahedan, Tehran and Mashhad which consists of 353 persons who were selected through simple random sampling. Researchers made questionnaire was employed for data collection. Finding: The result showed that "organizational citizenship behavior on Kanoon Qlmchy Success has been significant through Mediator variables including "Leadership with vision" and "tactics coordination of activities and it has a relatively strong relationship. It was confirmed that the five dimensions of organizational citizenship behavior, including altruism, work ethic, Attention and respect, fairness and citizenship behavior has an impact on Kanoon Qlmchy Success. All variables have relatively high correlation. Discussion. Acceptable responsive and well-designed Organizational Citizenship Behavior lead to high success in Educational Institutions.

Purpose: Cigarette smoking annually threatens the health of thousands and causes the deaths of its consumers and even their neighbors, mainly due to the dumping of carbon monoxide and carbon monoxide by smoke. In addition, nicotine in person's cigarette smoke also causes psychological disorders (such as anxiety and depression) that are added to physical symptoms. Methodology: These issues are the main motivation for health professionals to find an effective way to quit smoking. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of neurofeedback training on reducing depression, anxiety and temptation in cigarette smoking in Isfahan smoker’s volunteers. In this study, the sample size was 30, and were randomly divided into two groups of 15 subjects. The 42-item questionnaire of the DASS questionnaire was used to measure the depression and anxiety of the two groups in the pre-test and post-test phases, and the Fagerstrom test was used to assess the nicotine dependence of the subjects in the post-test pretest. Findings: The experimental group received 15 sessions of neurofeedback training. Each session included 20 minutes of practice. This tutorial was conducted with the help of the DeyMed device and TruScan software to amplify the alpha wave amplitude in F3-F4 and Fz-Pz areas, and the theatrical wave suppression. Discussion: The data were analyzed using SPSS software using covariance analysis method. The results showed that the effectiveness of the neurofeedback exercises on reducing the anxiety, depression and temptation of smoking in the experimental group was.