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Impact of climate change on young adults
No full textClimate change has become a global concern with far-reaching consequences, including effects on mental well-being (Youth Climate Action Report ,2021). It Impacts the overall population but It has a great potential of having psychological and emotional effects on adults as there is more exposure of adults to external climate. As the climate crisis intensifies, individuals are increasingly exposed to extreme weather events, environmental degradation, and the uncertainty surrounding the future. These factors can contribute to a range of mental health challenges, including anxiety, depression, and stress. The purpose of the study is to examine the impact of climate change on 157 young adults aged 18-29 years by employing purposive sampling technique. The study employs three main measurement tools, Climate Change Anxiety Scale (CCAS) , Patient Health Questionnaire 9(PHQ), and Environmental Identity Scale (EIS). Appropriate statistical analysis was used to analyse the data using SPSS Software (26th Version). The findings will provide insights into the psychological, functional, and experiential consequences of climate change on young adults and contribute to a better understanding of these impacts.The findings revealed a strong positive correlation between direct encounters with climate-related events, perceptions of climate change as a threat, and functional and emotional impairments that have a negative impact on mental health. Additionally, there was a favourable correlation found between mental health symptoms and behavioural engagement in climate-related activities
Psychological Expertise And Psychological Care For Offenders
No full textHuman behaviour can sometimes be abnormal and deviant, leading individuals to commit acts of aggression or crime against others, property or even themselves. It is therefore important to explore the motivations behind such behaviour and to investigate how deviant behaviour can be treated using psychological approaches. This is the field of criminal psychology, which focuses on the study of the offender’s personality and the factors that drive criminal behaviour. It also involves classifying offenders on the basis of their psychological, physical or social characteristics and categorising the crimes they commit in order to understand the underlying causes and provide appropriate psychological treatment.
Psychological expertise is recognised as a critical tool used by judges during judicial investigations in certain criminal cases. It is essential for assessing the psychological state of the offender at the time of the crime, which helps to determine their criminal responsibility.
Based on this, we aim to delve into this area to discuss psychological expertise and address its key elements, in order to outline a simple understanding of its nature, techniques and more
Studying the motivations for practicing competitive sports for people with mobility disabilities
No full text This study aims to study the motives of practicing competitive sports for people with motor disabilities, and for that we adopted the descriptive method because of its suitability to the issue of the study, where the study sample consisted of 15 athletes with motor disabilities who practice competitive sports, we used a questionnaire, and to analyse the results we used appropriate statistical formulas Our study found that the psychological and social domain are the most important motives, reasons and motivating factors for practicing competitive sports among people with motor disabilities, and we also concluded that economic and professional motives are weak and few motives for practicing competitive sports for people with motor disabilities. Therefore, we recommend the need to focus on the psychosocial field in raising awareness and sensitising people with disabilities in order to attract them to participate in competitive sports
Effect Of Noise On The Physical And Psychology Health Of Working Of Employees
No full textNoise is an underestimated threat that can cause a number of short-term and long-term health problems. When sound turns into noise, it\u27s one of the major environmental elements affecting people\u27s health and plays a big part in injuries to the body and mind. In order to identify solutions to the noise pollution issue, suggestions were solicited from those who worked in various locations and lived in residential neighborhoods. There was noise level monitoring at each of the 11 study sites. The Central Pollution Control Board\u27s allowable noise levels had been surpassed
Elderly Paprents: Caregiving Challenges Of Sandwich Generation- A Study In Sivasagar District
No full textSandwich generation is a generation of people typically in their thirties to fifties, responsible for both bringing up their own growing children and taking care of their own ageing parents which, it creates some challenges to the sandwich generation. There are many aspects like physical, financial, and emotional and time causes challenges to the sandwich generation. These challenges will be doubled in case of working couples. Working couples are again sandwiched between the needs of children, parents and workplaces. One hundred numbers of respondents have been selected from Sivasagar district of Assam by adopting stratified random sampling techniques. The majority of responders, according to the report, are in their middle years (40 to 50). Majority of respondents had completed upper secondary levels. The research indicates that the sandwich generation\u27s major issues are emotional ones. The sandwich generation is burdened with a lot of work, including taking care of their ageing parents on top of their jobs, careers, and children. Caretakers must regularly chat with their parents for their mental well-being, schedule some leisure activities with them to keep them happy, and perform other things in order to keep their parents happy. Both sandwich generation workers and non-workers may experience emotional imbalance and mental stress as a result of these difficulties. The findings indicated that the physical, financial, and emotional issues faced by the sandwich generation are severe. Time factors were not statistically substantially changed by any of the variables, however. The findings revealed considerable differences between working and non-working women in terms of time, money, and physical characteristics. The emotional features of working and non-working women did not significantly differ. The Sandwich Generation is not a recent phenomenon, but it has received little attention. With an ageing population, there is a greater need for Sandwich Generation caregivers to be aware of available options
On The Issue Of Basic Literacy Of Medical Students And Pediatricians On Vaccination Against HPV
No full textRelevance of the study: HPV causes about 99% of cervical cancers, 65-70% of vulvar and vaginal cancers, as well as 70% of oral and laryngeal cancers, 90% of rectal cancers in men and women.The economic burden of diseases associated with the HPV in the RF, is estimated at 63,638 billion rubles. With coverage of 70%, vaccination will reduce the costs by 41.792 billion rubles [1].The statistics on vaccination against the HPV syndrome in countries where the vaccination is included in national immunization schedule: Australia – 77.8%, New Zealand –66%, Sweden – 80% [2]. In Russia, the HPV – the vaccination is included in the regional schedules of only in 27 regions and in total it covers only 160 thousand of adolescents, but it is only a few percent of the target group [3]
About Professional Selection Criteria And The Career Guidance Of Future Resuscitators With The Fact Of The Phenomenon Of Burnout
No full textIntroduction. The selection criteria for medical activities are based on the study of the applicant`s level of professional training, a psychological portrait, and the exclusion of chronic pathology. They are not enough to predict the adaptation of an employee to a profession. About the serious defects in the organization of personnel selection and support are evidenced by the spread of professional burnout syndrome (PBS) [2]
The Concept Of Cultural Orientation And The Problem Of Adaptation According To Thinker Malek Bennabi: A Sociological Introduction
No full textThrough the concept of cultural orientation, thinker Malek Bennabi was able to outline the key features of change in an analytical work focusing on the components that culture should be built upon, and how these components interact to form a general perception. This perception imposes its constraints on the individual, preparing them to engage in the circle of civilization, from which they have been separated since the post-Almohad period. Additionally, the major issue that hinders the realization of this perception into reality is the problem of adaptation, which represents a formidable barrier to any achievement of revival and to overcoming the state of dependency that has become an obstacle to any attempt at change
Predictors Of Teacher-Child Interactions In Early Childhood Institutions: An Exploratory Study
No full textTeachers in pre-schools are expected to be caregivers and help children transition from the home to the school environment. At that age quality learning outcomes for children involves stimulating activities guided by attentive and engaging teachers. The experiences and attachments formed in the early years are known to have long lasting effects on their later development and the role of teacher-child interactions is critical to these experiences. The current paper explored teacher-child interactions in early childhood institutions in Ghana and the factors (predictors) that influenced teachers’ interactions with children in their care. Factors explored were teachers’ characteristics (level of education, years of experience, age, beliefs, intentions and perceived interactions) and external characteristics (class size, special needs child present, other staff present) on teacher-child interactions. The study utilized a quantitative approach to data collection under a cross sectional design. Correlation analysis revealed that teachers’ perceived interactions predicted their observed interactions (practice). Also class size (number of children present), the presence of special needs child, teachers’ level of education and intentions as predictors of teacher-child observed interactions were supported
The Theoretical Framework Of Good Governance And Its Relationship To Sustainable Development
No full textThe topic of good governance is of great importance, as it has become a priority for decision-makers and stakeholders worldwide. It has become a fundamental condition for creating an environment that promotes economic growth, reduces poverty, and enhances individuals\u27 living standards. Thus, the concept of sustainable development is linked to good governance, with the latter serving as the main guarantor of transforming growth into sustainable development. Therefore, this research aims to shed light on the general concepts of good governance and sustainable development and to study the relationship between them