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Healing and Psychological Impacts from Socio-Emotional and Traumatic Event of Independence Movement
Get PDFThe partition of India has been the most remarkable and momentous event in the history of Indian subcontinent. Its impacts were diverse on different people, including women and children. Significant events like, Partition of India, usually inspire artists and writers to record such great events in the history and also portray artistically in literature. People saw not only outrageous bloodbath but also it showed totally inconceivable horrible events that wedged the mind, body and soul of not only the victims of violence but also of those who eventually either witnessed or heard the stories post these occurrences, thereby affecting the people socio-emotionally. What the human history witnessed was mass migration, hustle and bustle of rapes, abduction of hapless women and children, in addition to causing spread of hatred and scare from the other community that hovered all around petrifying not only the human beings but also the surroundings, leading to terrible psychosocial factors. Needless to say, that the level of awful experience that people underwent during the period was surprisingly bitter and unimaginably cruel. Apart from the psychological state of the victims which got impacted, there were many who did not lose their calm but fought bravely and came out thriving. They demonstrated their strength and did their level best in re-constructing and rehabilitating their lives fighting with all the adversities while withholding and suppressing the toxic pains and torture that they went through, thereby creating a work-life balance in their lives
Role of Gastronomy in Tourists’ Overall Experience: A Psychological Study of Agra (Uttar Pradesh)
Get PDFPurpose- The objective of this research is to assess the dining experiences of travelers in relation to their contentment, a focal strategic objective in the fields of hospitality and tourism. This study seeks to illustrate that, within the total number of tourists that visit Agra, there is a separate and focused market niche dedicated to food. This study looks into the various elements that impact travellers\u27 overall experience. The study\u27s emphasis is Agra, a well-known tourist and culinary destination in Uttar Pradesh, India.
Design/Methodology/Approach-In order to conduct the study, 320 tourists visiting Agra were given survey questionnaires. The data were analysed using statistics. Numerous academic works identified the elements that impact travellers\u27 overall experiences. To investigate the link between the evaluations of the specific culinary tourism industry and visitors\u27 overall experience, the hypotheses were developed and evaluated.
Findings-The study\u27s findings may serve as suggestions for the nation\u27s hospitality and tourism sectors as well as for operators of tourist destinations as they position their strategies for attracting gastronomy visitors in diverse regions.
Originality/Value-According to the findings, 17.31% of those surveyed said that food was their primary motivation for travel. According to descriptive data, the quality, the value perceived & tourist expectations of local cuisine all have a positive and substantial impact on visitors\u27 overall experiences
Critical Factors of Failure and Success of Using IoT in Project Management
Get PDFThe Internet is a relatively new endeavor that has had a significant in development for a considerable time but has yet to be finished. It has developed to the point that it piques the attention of people, organizations, and governments all around the globe. It has resulted in development of a novel idea known as the Internet of Things (IoT), which incorporates several types of technological advancement into almost every facet of contemporary life. New services of the Internet of Things (IoT) are developed yearly. This project will need more resources since it is such a strong demand. The Internet of Things in PM is being implemented, but several primary and vital concerns hamper it. Depending on these critical elements, the Internet of Things (IoT) in project management may succeed. Using the Internet of Things in project management raises several important questions and concerns, as well as vital considerations and elements contributing to its success or failure
Measuring the Aspects “Machiavellianism”, “Narcissism” and “Psychopathy” in the Indian Context on Original Sd3 Scale
Get PDFAim and Objectives:
To evaluate a sample\u27s psychometric attributes of 652 students from secondary school aged 14–18 at a co-ed school in West Bengal. The study aims to validate the Short Dark Triad (SD3) in the context of India.
Background:
Several studies have documented the application of the SD3 from various cultural backgrounds, from Portugal, Serbia, Delhi, United Kingdom, and Kolkata. This study is also one of the few to concentrate on the tool\u27s validation in India.
Research Design:
Through structural equation modelling, research methodologies are culturally validated. The tool\u27s factor structure was created using EFA. CFA was then used to determine and validate the factors that had been retrieved.
Research Method:
Stage I involved cleaning and exporting the data generated by the research instrument into the SPSS version 23.0, a user-friendly statistical database. The Stage II participants included secondary school students from designated co-ed schools in West Bengal, aged 14 to 18, who were assessed on the factor structure. In stage III, factors that emerged from the study were confirmed.
Findings:
“Machiavellianism”, “Narcissism”, and “Psychopathy”, three factors of the total of twenty-six items that are in line with the original SD3 scale, arose. For evaluating Dark Personalities in teenagers between the ages of 14 and 18, the Indian version is valid and reliable.
Conclusion:
The psychometric evaluation revealed that the existing scale\u27s characteristics were sufficient for gauging teenage dark personalities in the setting of India. This scale will facilitate understanding the prevalence and underlying mechanisms of psychosocial factors contributing to dark character in school-aged adolescents. 
A Comparative and Psychological Study Between Indonesian and Malaysian on Society’s Intention to Use the Eps
Get PDFThis study will look at what makes people want to use electronic payment systems (EPS) and what might make them more likely to use these systems as process innovation in the country. People from towns in Malaysia and Indonesia took part in this study. This poll was taken by 568 people from Malaysia and 259 people from Indonesia. The SPSS 23 programmed was used to look at data from people in Indonesia & Malaysia to find out which country was more likely to use online transfers. Based on this study, more people in Indonesia use online payment ways than in Malaysia. Along with what the results of the study mean, the flaws and possible directions for future research are looked at
Challenging Male-Controlled Norms: Exploring Mental Psychological and Physical Impacts of Abuse in Marriages and the Quest for Gender Equality
Get PDFMarital rape, the non-consensual sexual intercourse within a marital relationship, remains a contentious issue globally, including in India. Marital rape, defined as non-consensual sexual intercourse within a marital relationship, continues to be a highly debated and contentious global issue, including in India. This research paper aims to delve into the concept of marital rape within the Indian legal framework, critically analyzing its treatment and examining its societal implications. By exploring existing laws, judicial precedents, and considering socio-cultural factors, this study endeavors to shed light on the challenges associated with addressing marital rape as a grave violation of human rights. In India, the legal framework regarding marital rape is complex and controversial. The exception under Section 375 of the Indian Penal Code, which exempts marital rape from the definition of rape, has been a subject of extensive debate. This exception is grounded in the notion that marriage implies perpetual consent to sexual activity, disregarding the importance of autonomy and consent within intimate relationships. The absence of specific legislation criminalizing marital rape has resulted in significant gaps in the legal protection of individuals, particularly women, who experience non-consensual sexual acts within their marriages.
The societal implications of marital rape in India are far-reaching. Marital rape perpetuates a culture of gender inequality, reinforcing power imbalances within marital relationships. It undermines the bodily autonomy, dignity, and well-being of victims, contributing to their physical, emotional, and psychological harm. Moreover, the stigma and societal pressure surrounding the sanctity of marriage often discourage victims from reporting incidents of marital rape, perpetuating a cycle of silence and impunity. Addressing the issue of marital rape requires a multi-faceted approach encompassing legal reforms, awareness campaigns, and societal attitudes. International human rights standards emphasize the importance of recognizing marital rape as a crime and providing adequate legal protections to victims. Many countries have criminalized marital rape and implemented consent-based frameworks to address this form of sexual violence. India, too, needs to reconsider its legal provisions, ensuring that the rights and autonomy of individuals within marital relationships are protected.This research paper critically examines the legal treatment of marital rape in India, taking into account constitutional provisions, judicial precedents, and comparative analysis with international legal frameworks. It also explores the socio-cultural factors that contribute to the persistence of marital rape and the challenges faced in addressing this issue effectively. By highlighting the importance of recognizing marital rape as a violation of human rights, this study aims to contribute to the ongoing dialogue and advocacy for legal reforms and societal change that prioritize the well-being and agency of individuals within marital relationships.
This research paper aims to explore the concept of marital rape within the Indian legal framework, critically analyzing its treatment and societal implications. By examining existing laws, judicial precedents, and socio-cultural factors, this study seeks to highlight the challenges and potential avenues for addressing marital rape as a serious violation of human rights
Human Element, Employee Experience and High Physical & Psychological Engagement Levels to Mitigate Potential Negative Impacts in the AI Era: Opportunities and Challenges for HRD
Get PDFThis research aims to study the relationship between AI-driven HRD strategies, Employee Engagement, and Employee Retention within Bangkok, Thailand. The samples of this study were 120 HR Staff in 17,013 Medium Enterprises in Bangkok, Thailand. The data analysis revealed that the model fit with the empirical data (χ2 = 38.083, df = 40, χ2 /df = .952, p = .557, GFI = .951, AGFI = .904, CFI = 1.000, TLI = 1.006, RMSEA = .000, RMR = .013, NFI = .936) The research reveals that the context of AI with the potential to enhance HRD efficiency and offer personalized learning opportunities; its implementation can inadvertently cause discomfort among employees, leading to a decline in Employee Engagement. This discomfort may happen from employees\u27 perception of AI tools as impersonal or invasive, potentially leading to disconnection from their work. Such negative impacts on Employee Engagement can indirectly influence Employee Retention negatively, as disengaged employees are often less satisfied and motivated. However, the study also affirms the positive relationship between Employee Engagement and Employee Retention, emphasizing the need for high engagement levels for bolstering retention, even in an increasingly AI-driven environment. Limitations of the study include its restricted geographical scope, skewed demographic representation, and cross-sectional design that does not capture potential changes in perceptions over time. Future research could expand the geographical area, balance demographic representation, and use longitudinal designs. Organizations should implement AI judiciously, focusing on the human element and employee experience and maintaining high engagement levels to mitigate potential negative impacts
Gamification Psychology in Education: A Procedure for Teaching and Learning Numeracy based on Lexical and Trajectory Image (Image Representation) Method
No full textThis research explores the application of gamification in teaching and learning numeracy, incorporating the lexical method and Trajectory Image. With the introduction of the "BaseMath" application, which integrates gamified elements into basic mathematical operations, the study aims to combat student disengagement, especially in the context of post COVID-19 online learning. By drawing on principles from gamification psychology, BaseMath aims to create an enjoyable learning environment that enhances students\u27 learning outcomes through the use of rewards, competition, and immediate feedback. Moreover, BaseMath encourages flexible and active participation, both within and beyond the traditional classroom setting. The study employs the "numeracy understanding" model to assess pupils\u27 numeracy levels through four key stages: decoding, meaning-making, using, and analysis. Recognizing the pivotal role of numeracy in mathematics and everyday applications, the research emphasizes the significance of mastering numeracy at an early stage as it significantly influences academic excellence and real-life problem-solving skills. Furthermore, this research contributes to a deeper understanding of the psychological impact of gamification in numeracy education. By shedding light on the interplay between gamification elements and learners\u27 cognitive processes, emotions, and motivation, the study informs the development of engaging educational strategies that effectively motivate learners. The insights gained from this research hold the potential to enhance the design and implementation of future gamified approaches in numeracy education, ultimately fostering a more enjoyable and effective learning experience for students.
Keywords: Trajectory Image, BaseMath, Numeracy, Trajectory Image (Image Representator), de- coding
The Most Excellent Leadership Style and Psychology among Principal in Secondary School: A Review
Get PDFLeadership is the process of persuading others to work deliberately in a task relationship in order to achieve the desired results. Leadership is essential in organisations to carry out a goal and lead others in completing tasks. An organization will run well if the leader really has good and true leadership traits. To be effective, a leader must possess certain characteristics. The essential responsibility of school leaders is to promote the best education possible for all students, particularly disadvantaged students. To achieve this, the school leader needs to increase his or her employees\u27 motivation, skills, and working conditions in the context of a various student body. Research found the two of the most important and durable leadership models are transformational and instructional leadership. They do, however, differ in one important way. Instructional leadership is mainly about the direction of leaders’ influence because of its focus on improving teaching and learning. The processes by which enhancement occurs are secondary to this focus. Transformational leadership, on the other hand, is primarily concerned with how leaders influence their followers. Leaders are thought to inspire their followers to become more committed to organisational goals
An Effective Meditation Practice for Positive Changes in Human Resources
Get PDFPeople skills, empathy, non-reactivity, self-confidence, an optimistic view, and similar traits are all essential for employees to play a significant part in an organization\u27s success. Over half of all medical issues are thought to have a psychological basis, and this percentage is expected to rise as the pace of life continues to quicken. As an intervention, meditation has been found to help workers deal with stress, improve their character, conduct, and communication, and bring about a change from within. Since anxiety is a leading cause of adult impairment across the globe, many government and health organizations advocate meditation as a treatment for stress and anxiety. This study explores meditation\u27s potential to enhance corporate and organizational performance by promoting the development of positive attitudes, values, and personality characteristics among employees. Here, we look at how meditating at work might improve employees\u27 well-being and output. It uses numerical information on traits including personality, social intelligence, empathy, and other mental states. There were workers there from all sorts of businesses and backgrounds. Meditation\u27s positive effects on self-awareness, emotion control, social competence, and empathy were evident among the study\u27s frequent meditators. Meditating workers find it simpler to manage their time effectively and bounce back from setbacks in their personal and professional lives. Since the health and happiness of workers is becoming more of a focus in the modern workplace, meditation may be an excellent way to create a more tranquil and gratifying setting for everyone involved. Additional research is needed before any firm conclusions can be made regarding the relevance of these results to other types of workplaces.
Keywords: Meditation, Mindfulness, Personality, Positive Change, Stres