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This is one example article as attached. And then analysis as follows: Title of article: The influence of fear of happiness beliefs on responses to the satisfaction with life scale Mohsen Joshanloo Life satisfaction n it's scale are together defined in the first paragraph Previous research is elaborated briefly in another second-fourth paragraph Problem and study focus is explained in fifth paragraph. Life satisfaction ( #fear of happiness) is in Iranian context Fear of happiness may influence people's responses to the life satisfaction items ( last paragraph before methods) In method section, it's only participant short descriptions, measures provides validity n reliability of used instruments including brief description.

Initial validation of Sufi Scale

Development and Initial Validation of a Scale to Assess Sufi Beliefs Mohsen Joshanloo and Parviz Rastegar a) Victoria University of Wellington & Centre for Applied Cross-Cultural Research, Wellington, New Zealand mohsen.joshanloo@vuw.ac.nz b) School of Psychology, University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield, UK prastegar@yahoo.com Received: 20 October 2011; revised: 13 April 2012; accepted: 16 April 2012 Summary Although the beliefs that Sufis (Ṣūfī) have introduced and promoted in the Islamic world seem to have had far-reaching influence on the way Muslims think and act, neither theorizing nor empirical research in the psychological literature has as yet focused on such beliefs and their impact on Islamic societies. Furthermore, although intellectual controversies about the function- ality of Sufi beliefs abound, there is no instrument to address the existing issues empirically. The purpose of the three studies presented here is to identify major domains of Sufi belief, to describe the development and factor structure of a scale used to assess them, and to test the internal con- sistency, temporal stability (Study 1), and the convergent validity of this scale’s scores (Studies 2 and 3) in three samples of Iranian Shiʿite university students. The combined findings from the three studies reported here provide initial evidence that the Sufi Beliefs Scale is reliable, valid, and can be used in further studies. Keywords Sufi beliefs, Sufism, Islamic psychology, mysticism, Iran

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