The aim of this study was to compare the effectiveness of treatment and commitment based on acceptance and commitment and cognitive-behavioral improvement in cognitive impairment, emotional tolerance and social well-being in patients with colorectal cancer.‏ The experimental study and the study population were all patients with colorectal cancer in Ardabil province.‏ The statistical population of the present study consisted of all cancer patients who referred to hospitals in Ardabil province in the second half of 2019.‏ The sampling method of the present study was available as a sample.‏ A sample of 48 patients with cancer was selected from patients referred to clinics and randomly assigned to three groups; (16 people were accepted for treatment based on acceptance and commitment, 16 people for cognitive-behavioral therapy, 16 people for the control group).‏ Critical distortion questionnaires, emotional tolerance questionnaires, and social welfare questionnaires were used to measure the variables studied.‏ And in order to analyze the hypotheses, (Manova multivariate analysis of variance) was used.‏ The findings of this study showed that both treatment methods (treatment methods based on acceptance and commitment and cognitive-behavioral) are effective in improving cognitive distortion, emotional tolerance and social well-being of patients with colorectal cancer.‏ However, the effectiveness of cognitive-behavioral psychotherapy is more than acceptance-based psychotherapy.‏ Due to the improvement of cognitive impairment, emotional tolerance, and social well-being in the two experimental groups, it can be said that psychotherapy methods based on acceptance and commitment and cognitive-behavioral have been effective in patients.‏ In other words, these two methods of psychotherapy, along with other therapies such as medication, can be used to improve the psychological state of patients with colorectal cancer.‏

The subject of revenge in John Grisham’s A time to kill is correlated with the judicial racism and white oppression of the black community in America. The current study is counting upon Freudian psychoanalytic interpretation of the personality of the protagonist, Carl lee Hailey, who decides to pursue his own justice after the judicial system fails to convict the two men who raped his daughter and left her on the brink of death. When Carl lee kills the two white men in revenge for his daughter, a racist bomb explodes in the face of every black one at a time when the south considered blacks as second class citizens. The racial bigotry and white discrimination of the black American citizens also have an effect on the psychological state of Carl lee Hailey, and lead him to take his revenge for the two crimes: raping and racial persecution. This paper endeavors to prove that the revenge is a normal consequence of psychological feeling of persecution and disorders throughout analyzing the personality of Carl lee Hailey and the racial condition that he has encountered in his white society.

This article pays tribute to my fellow human beings, To those who try to change themselves and the current situation,Strive for personal growth and fellow human beings,Trying to increase your knowledge and awareness of the community, have. This article is dedicated to other lovers who are always messengers of good feelings in the universe and always make others feel good ...And to the loved ones who intend to return to themselves ...Now the human heart is different in different circumstances. Humans in different situations and circumstances need and seek different achievements. Throughout history, human beings have always sought to grow and prosper and seek progress.Humans and societies try to develop themselves in the face of the conditions and requirements of the time; Humans are always looking to grow, to achieve the goals and plans they have already drawn for themselves.