Following the Narrative of the Character and Temperament of Iranians in the Last Three Decades

An individual’s temperament reflects how they navigate and live through daily life. With the world changing and Iranians increasingly interacting with countries such as European nations, America, Japan, South Korea, China, and other developing countries, they adopt certain modernized traits that inevitably influence their character and temperament. However, this influence is often negative, causing people to drift away from their national, religious, and Iranian identity. This issue demands attention and solutions. This book, the third volume of “The Character and Temperament of Iranians in the Last Three Decades,” addresses questions such as: Why do some Iranians prefer to be submissive and servile? Why do we fail to fulfill personal responsibilities properly? Why do Iranians enjoy gossiping? Why do we frequently feel plagued by conspiracy theories, suspicion, and fear of plots against us?