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Exploring the Impact of Positive and Negative Affect on Mental Health among Students with Disabilities
No full textBackground This study investigates the intricate relationship between positive and negative affect and its impact on the mental health of students with disabilities. Despite the growing recognition of the importance of mental health among this demographic, limited research has focused on the role of affect in shaping their mental health.
Methods Drawing upon a sample of 105 students with various disabilities, data was collected through self-report measures assessing positive and negative affect as well as mental health outcomes. Utilizing quantitative analysis, t-tests, ANOVA and correlation models were employed to examine the associations between affect and mental health indicators.
Results Preliminary findings suggest that positive affect is significantly correlated with better mental health outcomes, including lower levels of depression and anxiety, while negative affect demonstrates the opposite pattern. Furthermore, certain disability types may moderate these relationships, highlighting the nuanced nature of affect and mental health within this population.
Conclusion These results underscore the importance of considering both positive and negative affect in interventions aimed at promoting mental well-being among students with disabilities. Implications for research and practice are discussed, emphasizing the need for tailored interventions that address the unique affective experiences of this population to enhance their overall mental health and academic success
Challenges In Implementing The CLT Approach For Non-Native English Learners
No full textThe Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) approach has gained prominence in English Language Teaching (ELT), especially in teaching English as a Foreign Language (EFL) to non-native learners. However, its effective implementation faces numerous challenges. This paper explores and analyzes these challenges in CLT implementation for non-native English learners. Beginning with an overview of CLT\u27s features and goals, the paper examines the roles of teachers and learners, as well as instructional activities in CLT. Through a comprehensive literature review, the study investigates challenges categorized as teacher-related, student-related, education-system-related, CLT methodology-related, and cultural differences-related. The primary hindrances encompass large class sizes, curriculum-assessment mismatch, cultural disparities, inadequate training, and socio-economic limitations. The paper highlights researchers\u27 recommendations to overcome these challenges, enabling educators to adapt CLT to the diverse needs of non-native English learners. Ultimately, the paper underscores the implications of CLT implementation
Green Synthesis And Characterization Of Iron Oxide and Copper Oxide Nanoparticles Using Blumea Lacera Leaf Extract And Evaluation Of Antibacterial Activity
No full textAn iron and copper oxide nanoparticles manufacturing technique was prepared using a leaf extract of Blumea lacera. The green-synthesized iron and copper nanoparticles were analyzed using UV-visible absorption spectrophotometry, X-ray diffraction (XRD), Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), and EDS. The results revealed that iron oxide nanoparticles exhibit an uneven spherical form, with sizes ranging from 15.73 nm to 32.37 nm. The antimicrobial efficacy of iron and copper oxide nanoparticles made using green methods was tested against four bacterial human diseases. The iron and copper oxide nanoparticles produced using green synthesis showed the highest antibacterial effectiveness at a concentration of 20 mm/disc and the lowest effectiveness at 13 mm/disc concentrations. The current study emphasizes that iron and copper oxide nanoparticles generated by green methods have the potential to be used as antibacterial agent
Communication Support And Physiologic Monitoring For Hemiplegic Patients Using Smart Glove
No full textHemiplegia, characterized by one-sided paralysis resulting from brain or spinal cord injuries, presents challenges in rehabilitation due to the often gradual and imperceptible nature of improvements. Our proposed project tackles this issue by incorporating various sensors flex, temperature, and pulse sensors to continuously monitor vital information that real time data shared in telegram application using internet of things. This technology not only captures nuanced details of temperature variations, and pulse variations but also enables patients to communication between hemiplegia to hemiplegia people and hemiplegia people to normal people effectively. The project stands out with its real-time communication feature using voice module to communicate with normal people to hemiplegia people and hemiplegia people to hemiplegia people via blinking the lamp. In the presence of abnormal conditions or significant changes in the patient\u27s status, immediate alert messages are sent to caregivers and medical professionals. This ensures timely responses and tailored interventions. The integration of flex sensors for muscle movements, temperature sensors for body temperature variations, and pulse sensors for monitoring the wearer’s heart rate collectively provides a comprehensive understanding of the patient\u27s condition. By bridging the communication gap between hemiplegia patients and care givers, our project aims to revolutionize monitoring and support systems. Through real-time alerts and continuous data tracking, we aspire to significantly improve rehabilitation outcomes and enhance the overall quality of life for those grappling with hemiplegia
Examining The Contribution Of Educational Institutions In Fostering Digital Media Literacy: An Analysis Of The Impact Of Curriculum Integration Of Digital Media Training On Students\u27 Skill Development.
No full textDigital Media Literacy plays a pivotal role in helping students assess the complexities of the wide virtual landscape. Educational Institutions have started incorporating various courses related to the same and are comprehensively focusing on improving the digital skill set of students. This research is based on a longitudinal study that measures the proficiency of students before starting with the course where in they are presented a questionnaire related to investigating students\u27 attitudes towards digital media, their online habits, and their perceptions of the importance of media literacy and studies the changes noticed in the same, after ending the course. This paper aims to analyze and track the perception of students about digital media literacy and to assess their proficiency over an extended period of six months The findings of this study highlight that the digital literacy provided as a part of curriculum at various levels of education not only centers around the concept of digital literacy but also inculcates skills that transfer to real-life scenarios and subsequent academic or professional pursuits
A Quasi-Experimental Study To Evaluate The Effectiveness Of Structured Teaching Program On Knowledge Regarding Kangaroo Mother Care Among Post-Natal Mothers At Rajshree Medical College & Hospital Bareilly, U.P.
No full textBACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
A research on kangaroo care with full-term infants who were having trouble breastfeeding was done in a clinical environment. This clinical experience led to the conclusion that Kangaroo care is a good technique to explore when a woman and her full-term newborn are having trouble latching on successfully. Skin-to-skin contact with the mother improves neurobehavioral development in preterm infants who are not fully formed. In 1979, Colombian doctors Ray and Martinez advised moms to hold their preterm kids skin-to-skin like kangaroos in order to act as "human 16 incubators." Due to the high likelihood of nosocomial infections and lack of resources, it serves as an alternative to NICU treatment. Due to Colombia\u27s experience, several European nations have adopted kangaroo care in their nurseries because of the physiological, mental, and physical advantages it provides for both parents and newborns.
OBJECTIVES
To assess the pre-test knowledge score regarding kangaroo mother care among post-natal mothers at Rajshree medical college & Hospital Bareilly, U.P.
To assess the effectiveness of planned teaching program on knowledge regarding kangaroo mother care among post-natal mothers at Rajshree medical college & Hospital Bareilly, U.P.
To assess the post-test knowledge score regarding kangaroo mother care among post-natal mothers at Rajshree medical college & Hospital Bareilly, U.P.
To find out the association between post- test knowledge score with their demographic variables.
METHOD
A quasi-experimental research design was used for the present study. The samples was postnatal mothers of Rajshree Medical College and Hospital, Bareilly. Convenient sampling technique was used to select a total number of 60 participants. The data was collected by using questioners to evaluate the knowledge regarding kangaroo mother care. The main study was conducted in Rajshree medical college and hospital Bareilly, U.P. The data analysis was done by using descriptive and inferential statistics.
RESULTS
Mean pre-test knowledge score was 14.4 and mean post –test knowledge score was 34.9 the difference between pre-test knowledge score was statistically significant.
Highest percentage of knowledge are in age group (50%) below 25 years. Highest percentage are in educational qualification is (40%) no formal education. Highest percentage are in occupation (58.33%) house wife. Highest percentage are in type of family (30%) nuclear. Highest percentage are in no. of children (41.66%) 2, (41.66%) 3. Highest percentage are in sources of information (40%) mass media (radio, T.V.). Highest percentage are in health services availed from (58.33%) P.H.C. Highest percentage are in type of delivery (50%) normal delivery.
The study shows that there is not significant association of level of knowledge of postnatal mothers regarding kangaroo mother care with age, educational qualification, occupation, type of family, no. of children, sources of information, health services availed from, type of delivery. There is not significant association of level of knowledge regarding kangaroo mother care among postnatal mothers, hence the hypothesis is not accepted
The Effect And Action Of Rasayana In The Management Of Autoimmune Disorders
No full textBackground: Autoimmune disorders, characterized by the immune system\u27s misguided attack on the body\u27s own tissues, pose significant challenges due to chronic inflammation and progressive tissue damage. Conventional treatments often involve immunosuppressive therapies with potential adverse effects. Ayurveda, an ancient system of medicine, offers Rasayana as a therapeutic approach aimed at rejuvenation and holistic well-being. Aim & Objective: This study aims to explore the role of Rasayana in the management of autoimmune disorders. Methodology: A comprehensive review of classical Ayurvedic texts and contemporary scientific literature was conducted to evaluate the efficacy and mechanisms of key Rasayana herbs and therapies. The study also examines the integration of Rasayana with conventional medical treatments for autoimmune disorders. Results: Rasayana therapies, including herbs such as Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera), Guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia), and Turmeric (Curcuma longa), exhibit significant immunomodulatory and anti-inflammatory effects. These herbs enhance immune function, reduce chronic inflammation, and promote tissue regeneration. Panchakarma, a detoxification procedure, further supports these benefits by eliminating toxins and restoring balance. Scientific studies corroborate these traditional claims, showing improvements in immune regulation and symptom management in autoimmune conditions. Discussion & Conclusion: Rasayana therapies offer a promising complementary approach to conventional treatments for autoimmune disorders. By enhancing immunity, reducing inflammation, and promoting tissue repair, Rasayana can help manage the symptoms and underlying causes of these conditions. Further clinical research is warranted to fully elucidate the mechanisms and optimize the use of Rasayana in modern medical practice. Integrating Ayurvedic principles with conventional care may provide a holistic strategy for improving patient outcomes in autoimmune disorders
Action Research in Raknamo Village as a Strategy Method for Handling Stunting
No full textStunting in toddlers is a crisis for the world. The causes of stunting are very broad, meaning they involve many factors. The intervention using the action method used to reduce stunting is evaluating government program policies from actions one to eight as well as the intervention of providing stunting food packages to 45 children under five for 1 month.
This research method is a mixed method, namely an intervention method of providing nutritious meal packages to 45 children experiencing stunting and analysis of government policies that lead to convergence action through eight stages involving cross-program and cross-sectoral issues. The main finding in this research is that the importance of each stage of convergence action has a significant effect on the level of stunting reduction and nutritional intervention programs. The findings highlight the economic status of families and basic health interventions that need to be followed up by government and community participation
Enhancing Women’s Empowerment through MGNREGA in Manipur: A Comprehensive Analysis
No full textWomen\u27s empowerment is a critical aspect of development. The Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) is a significant initiative aimed at increasing women\u27s participation in the workforce by providing job opportunities. The Act\u27s provisions promote gender equality by ensuring that at least one-third of all workers are women, mandating equal pay, and improving working conditions. This study assesses the impact of MGNREGA on women\u27s empowerment in Manipur by examining key factors such as participation rates, income generation, worksite facilities, and involvement in decision-making processes. Utilizing both primary and secondary data, the research reveals that MGNREGA has positively influenced women\u27s employment, income, and participation rates, demonstrating substantial multiplier effects. However, the study also identifies challenges in implementation, including work provision and timely wage payments. The paper concludes with policy recommendations to strengthen MGNREGA\u27s role in enhancing women\u27s empowerment and fostering economic and social freedom in Manipur
Isomorphism Challenges In Groups With Restricted Centers And Exploring Narrow Normal Subgroups In Coxeter Groups And Their Automorphisms
No full textThe modular isomorphism problem for groups with a centre of index at most , and the study of narrow normal subgroups within Coxeter groups and their automorphism groups, presents a rich field of investigation ripe with intriguing challenges and potential insights. The major contribution of this paper is addressing the modular isomorphism problem in groups with a centre of index at most while concurrently exploring narrow normal subgroups within Coxeter groups and their automorphisms. This interdisciplinary inquiry delves into the structural complexities and symmetrical intricacies inherent in both areas of group theory, aiming to unveil connections and insights across modular isomorphism and the dynamics of narrow subgroups within Coxeter groups