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Cyberpsychology and the Impact of AI on Mental Health
Get PDFAs the use of digital technologies continues to influence more and more facets of human existence, there has been a substantial uptick in interest in the topic of cyberpsychology, which combines elements of both psychology and technology. The development of artificial intelligence (AI) has had a particularly profound impact on the way in which humans engage with technology and carries with it significant repercussions for mental health. The advancement of artificial intelligence has resulted in a number of benefits for society, including increased levels of productivity, superior healthcare, and more individualized experiences. However, concerns have been voiced about the potentially detrimental implications that AI could have on a person\u27s mental well-being as a result of its rapid incorporation into everyday life. The purpose of this abstract is to investigate the myriad ways in which artificial intelligence (AI) affects mental health, in both positive and harmful ways. On the bright side, there is the possibility that technologies driven by AI will one day be able to give mental health care and intervention. Chatbots and virtual assistants have the ability to provide instant responses, which can foster a sense of friendship while simultaneously alleviating feelings of loneliness and social isolation. The early detection and diagnosis of mental health illnesses can be aided by algorithms developed by AI, which paves the way for prompt interventions and therapy. In addition, AI-enabled treatments, such as exposure therapy based on virtual reality, have demonstrated significant potential in the treatment of illnesses such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and anxiety disorders. However, there are several issues associated with the impact that AI has on mental health. Concerns regarding privacy, data security, and ethical issues have been brought up in light of the growing reliance on technologies driven by artificial intelligence (AI). It is possible for individuals to suffer increased anxiety and a lack of control over their personal information as a result of AI algorithms collecting and analyzing enormous volumes of personal data. Additionally, social media platforms and recommendation systems that are powered by AI have the potential to lead to unfavorable psychological effects, such as addiction, concerns with one\u27s own self-esteem, and excessive social comparison. The study aims to examine both the positive and negative effects of AI on mental well-being and understand the underlying mechanisms through which AI influences mental health outcomes
Workplace Ostracism and Antagonistic Work Behaviors: Moderating Effects of Conscientiousness
Get PDFWorkplace Ostracism is a phenomenon of feeling ignored or excluded from social interactions of those around us at work. This seemingly harmless occurrence affects the employees’ positive outcomes at work. Research on other negative behaviors such as bullying harassment etc. at workplace is extensive while the number of people affected by ostracism is far greater as compared to other similar behaviors. The past decade of research has uncovered many aspects including antecedents and consequences of workplace ostracism; however the field remains immensely under researched especially as far as the Indian perspective is considered. In this study, the relationship between Workplace Ostracism and Antagonistic Work Behaviors and how the relationship varies in the presence of Conscientiousness is studied. The analysis of the primary data collected from managerial employees of tractor manufacturing organizations in northern states of India revealed that Conscientiousness moderated the relationship between Workplace Ostracism and Antagonistic Work Behaviors
Unleashing the Healing Potential: The Interdisciplinary Nexus of Maxillofacial Surgery, Periodontology and Patient Psychological Benefits
Get PDFContemporary Evidence has helped us realize that interdisciplinary approaches, as opposed to individualized periodontal approaches, are needed for most patients with a variety of dental or medical treatment needs. Increased life expectancy, better-quality biomaterials used in dentistry, and the quick evolution of clinical techniques have resulted in more complex treatment options and more exacting patient demands. It necessitates integrated management. This review aims to highlight the advantageous interprofessional relationship between periodontists and oral and maxillofacial surgeons, particularly in the context of dental education and clinical multidisciplinary groups, by specifically addressing maxillofacial science and its connection to periodontics. Through this relationship, a healthy referral protocol could be created to benefit patients psychologically
The Psychological Effect of Racial Attitudes of Parents on their Children
Get PDFPrevious studies have not found any relevant information related to data on the effects of racism on children. Racism is a major drawback of society that affects society widely. This study aims to develop this study by collecting data from previously conducted studies. The study followed the secondary data analysis method for collecting all valuable information. Most of cases, family parents have lots of knowledge-related issues that affect the children\u27s minds massively. Such as discrimination, racist are major key aspects that are included under the context of racism effect on children. This study also sheds light on showing the good findings that help massively to understand the context properl
Readiness of Guidance and Counseling Teachers at Junior High School Level in Implementing Cyber Counseling Services
Get PDFThe development of the internet is growing rapidly. Cyber counseling services by utilizing the internet are expected to support services in the field of mental health. Cyber counseling has many benefits, including optimizing guidance and counseling services, for clients can increase accessibility, clients feel free from anxiety or stigma and allow anonymity. The research objective is to identify the readiness of Guidance and Counseling teachers/school counselors to provide cyber counseling services. Using a quantitative research approach through a cross-sectional survey design, with technological competence instruments for counselors developed by the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (ACES), involving guidance and counseling teachers/counselors in metropolitan areas in Indonesia. The results show that guidance and counseling teachers/school counselors are generally ready to carry out cyber counseling services, but several aspects need to be improved to support the readiness of cyber counseling services
Cyberbullying in High School Students- Systematic Review
Get PDFThis systematic review aimed to identify studies that address Cyberbullying, such as trolling, Fleming and Sexting in secondary students. The review was framed in the PRISMA protocol, the exploration of the information was done in English, using the Scopus search engine, with the search equations: Ciberbullying AND High School Students, Ciberbullyng AND Trolling, Ciberbullyng AND Fleming, Ciberbullyng AND Sexting. 1170 scientific writings were identified, 686 were screened after eliminating duplicates, 484 were selected of which 388 were excluded for not keeping agreement with the title, keywords and abstract. We chose 96 full-text articles, separating 64 for not meeting the inclusion criteria, of which 32 were written that were included for review based on the inclusion and exclusion criteria. The search period was June-August 2022; The information collected was entered into a data matrix. The results indicate that Trolling and Fleming are favored by the use of cyberbullies from cyberspace to humiliate and intimidate their cybervictims; on the other hand, Sexting shows that students exchange sexual images in order to intimidate and culminate in sextortion
Issues Raised by EFL Teachers about Personal Branding on Social Media: Exploring Self-Delusion as an Extra Factor in Digital Personal Branding
Get PDFIntroduction: This study concentrates on EFL teachers, whose unique viewpoint provides rich insights into personal branding. Given their profession’s emphasis on cultural adaptability, interpersonal communication, and personality projection, the ramifications of personal branding are especially pertinent. Moreover, as facilitators of English— the widely recognized global lingua franca— their experiences encompass a broad spectrum of cultural and social nuances.
Objectives: The objective was to uncover the nuanced experiences and perceptions that these teachers have towards personal branding, particularly concerning the challenges and benefits associated with it.
Methods: This research employs a design within the qualitative research framework to delve into the perceptions and experiences of EFL teachers concerning personal branding on social media. The study examines the complex phenomenon of personal branding among twelve EFL teachers in Vietnam, encompassing diverse stages of their careers. To gather rich, in-depth data, semi-structured interviews and focus group discussions were employed, providing an opportunity for participants to reflect and share their experiences and perspectives.
Results: Results from the study indicate that EFL teachers encounter various challenges when engaging in personal branding. These include balancing personal and professional identities, managing diverse audiences, adhering to cultural norms, ensuring online privacy, and acknowledging the potential for self-delusion. Interestingly, the study also underscores the role of personal branding as a catalyst for professional development and lifelong learning. Despite these potential benefits, concerns surfaced regarding time management and the potential impact on teachers’ psychological well-being.
Conclusion: The findings from this study provide a valuable contribution to the existing literature on personal branding in educational settings. They also highlight important considerations for teacher training programs, institutional support structures, and policy-making decisions. To further enrich the understanding of personal branding, it is recommended that future research explores this phenomenon in different cultural contexts and professional fields
Adolescent School Students and Social Adjustment – A Psychosocial Study
Get PDFAdolescence is an important stage of development in which adolescents undergo many physical, psychological and social changes and they need to adjust to the social environment consisting of parents, elders at home, siblings, friends, peers, teachers and significant others in the environment. When the adolescents fail to fulfill this requirement, it creates problem in their positive growth and development. The ‘Adolescent School Students and Social Adjustment’ is a descriptive study measure the social adjustment level of the adolescent school students and suggest suitable rehabilitative measure in the form of life skills intervention for their holistic development. The study universe belong to 1399 adolescent students studying IX, X, XI and XII standards respectively among which 700 students have been chosen for data collection by adopting systematic random sampling technique. For the current study, a scale invented by Dr.Roma Pal in the year 1985 named ‘Social Adjustment Inventory’ is used for collecting the data and the analysis and interpretation has been carried out by using SPSS. Correlation test between age and social adjustment, ANOVA test among the respondents education, occupation of the respondents parents and the researcher has also done Chi-square test that was done between the number of siblings and social adjustment has also been performed. Findings and suggestions are incorporated in the article
Convergent Influence of Living Arrangements on Happiness, Anxiety, And Stress Post-Pandemic
Get PDFThe supremacy of kinship ties is deeply beholden in Eastern culture. The traditional Indian culture is representative of many kinds of family structures and dynamics based on living arrangements. Indian families typically symbolize a collectivistic approach characterizing mutual dependence and hierarchy. This research study is an attempt to compare and understand the differences in living arrangements in terms of happiness, anxiety, and stress in the post-pandemic era. The global impact of covid-19 pandemic is evident by the transition in the family structure and dynamics. In this research study, the differences in the living arrangements are understood between the two types of living arrangements, namely the traditional joint family and modern nuclear family setup. For this, a sample of 411 young and middle-aged people has been considered, and were administered questionnaires to evaluate their happiness, anxiety, and stress levels. The findings of this research study reveal that the joint family setup is significantly different from the nuclear family setup as the former is associated with increased happiness and lower levels of anxiety and stress as compared to the latter. Furthermore, differences in gender and marital status are also obtained. It can also be concluded that happiness, anxiety, and stress are significantly correlated
The Physical and Psychological Outcomes of Using PRF as Surgical Method of Reconstruction Inferior Orbital Wall
Get PDFIn our study, blood was obtained from patients intraoperatively and fibrin membranes were prepared for further use as a surgical material. PRF membranes met our scientific expectations, as they proved in our practice that they shortened period and also created comfort while moving the eyeball after surgery, in comparison with a similar classical method for treating injuries of the zygomatico-orbital complex.
Nowadays, there are a number of studies on the healing processes, aimed mainly at identifying the growth factors involved in them, elucidating their mechanism of action, as well as the possibility of using them to improve wound healing. [1] Today, the use of PRF is one of the few methods to modulate and improve tissue healing. [2] However, we have not come across scientific papers on the use of PRF in trauma (PIR). [3] Therefore, the use of fibrin plates in (SOC) has the prospect of scientific research, which gives a positive therapeutic effect.
Although the use of PRF is a studied model, the use of PRF in combination with a titanium plate in restoring the integrity of the inferior wall of the orbit is a breakthrough in the field of medicine. [4]
In our experience, the use of PRF contributed to a reduction in the length of stay of patients in the hospital, we were able to reduce the incidence of postoperative complications and improve the motor ability of the extraocular muscles in the postoperative period, [5] since the installation of titanium plates without fibrin membranes on the lower wall of the orbit often led to the situation when patient felt discomfort when moving the eyes