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Psychological Well-Being Of Adolescents
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Psychological well-being among adolescents is a socio psychological necessity. It is important to understand the factors which can greatly influence the psychological well-being of adolescents as the age of adolescence is considered to be relatively more vulnerable. The present study has been conducted to assess the relationship between parent adolescent relationship and peer pressure with psychological well-being among adolescents of working and non-working mothers. The primary objective was to study the correlation between the variables and to assess the gender differences. The sample was 520 adolescents (260 boys and 260 girls) in the age group of 13-18 years selected purposively from five bigger districts of Punjab in terms of female employment. Psychological well-being Scale, Parenting Scale, Peer Pressure scale were used to collect the data, Correlation Analysis and t-test were used to analyse the results. The findings suggest a high level of parent adolescent relationship and moderate level of peer pressure among adolescents. Parent Adolescent Relationship and Peer Pressure were found to be positively correlated with psychological well-being of adolescents of working and non-working mothers. Gender differences on the variables were not found to be significant. The findings provide practical implications for the parents, counsellors, teachers to provide positive opportunities for adolescents for enhancing their psychological well-bein
A thorough review of emoji as the emerging communication language
No full textEmoji is a visual language that has appeared as a new and evolving form of communication among individuals across the globe. This research paper concentrates on how emoji became or became the new language of communication and what are its impact on people. This language has become increasingly popular over the last few years due to its versatility, its ability to convey emotions and express complex ideas, and its ability to transcend language barriers. The emergence and popularity of emojis have promoted the idea that images can be just as effective as words in conveying the intended message. However, critics argue that this communication lacks the depth and nuance of traditional written or spoken language. Despite the debate, the use of emoji as a language of communication is growing rapidly, with new emoji sets being created every year. This abstract highlights the importance of understanding the role of emoji being the advanced language of communication, which presents opportunities and challenges to effective communication in this digital age. Emojis are used by millions of people around the world to convey a wide range of emotions, ideas, and messages. They have been embraced by people of all ages and are becoming the new and evolving language of communication. In verbal communication, people rely on expressions, gestures voice’s tone to interpret e meaning. Emojis provide similar visual cues in digital communicatio
Psychological Temperaments And Confessions In Plath’s Works
No full textPlath\u27s confessional and condemnatory writing became a significant platform for analyzing her life. Plath\u27s portrayal of a strong, victimized figure prompted reviewers to investigate how information from her personal life explained the subject matter of her poems; it is undeniable that Plath herself loved the idea of disclosing specifics from her personal life and feelings through her art. However, the underlying mental illness that she suffered from, with a history of despair and suicidal tendencies, is the source of her troubles as expressed in her poems. Her published poetry and unabridged journals attest to Plath\u27s emotional swings; in a journal entry dated October 3, 1959.
Plath\u27s Journals, according to critic Stephen Moss, are "evidence of madness." The entire 1957-59 edition has 730 pages of "raw and bloody stuff" from her private therapy sessions. The journals make Plath more "terrifying: self-obsessed, furious, living at an unendurable degree of intensity." This paper will demonstrate how she regularly employed symbols of death and trauma, referring to internalized and externalized transference interactions that replicate past experiences. Despite her attempts to transcend through sublimated literature, the death drive that preoccupied her, the overpowering power of these inclinations, eventually triumphed over her longing for life. Her horrible experiences, unhappy and traumatized state of mind, death drive, and suicide attempts acted as a spark to her creative mind, which eventually generated some subconscious pieces of art. And it is via these works that we can see the magnetic pull of these destructive power
Association of Diabetes, Hypertension and Dyslipidemia with Dietary Supplements Intake in Koreans
Get PDFBackground/Objectives: Wrong lifestyle could be leads to chronic disease or serious disease in combination with various causes.The purpose of this study was to investigate dietary supplements intake had different effects depending on demographic factors, health status factors, diabetes, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia factors.
Methods/Statistical analysis: The data for this study were used in the 8th Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, KNHANES Ⅷ (2019). Whether or not to take dietary supplements was investigated for more than 2 weeks in the past year, and the relationship with the type of disease caused by lifestyle was investigated. IBM SPSS 21.0 was used for the arrangement and statistical analysis of the collected data, and the significance level (α) of all analyzes was set to 0.05 or less.
Findings: There was a significant difference between gender (56.9% for female and 48.5% for male) and dietary supplement intake for 2 weeks or more during the past year (p<0.05). The average monthly household income showed a significant difference with <1 million (47.1%), 1 million-2 million (51.7%), 2 million-3 million (53.8%), and ≥3 million (57.7%) (p<0.05). The educational level showed a significant difference with elementary or below (53.1%), middle (46.1%), high (54.0%), college or higher (56.5%) (p<0.05). Diagnosis of diabetes hypertension did not show a significant association with the dietary supplement intake for more than 2 weeks in the past year (p>0.05). Diagnosis of dyslipidemia and the presence or absence of dietary supplement intake for more than 2 weeks in the past year showed a significant difference (p<0.05) as 60.3% of the patients with disease and 66.1% of the dietary supplement intake in the group without disease (p<0.05). This study observed a significant association between hyperlipidemia, one of lifestyle-related diseases, and dietary supplement intake, and in particular, a significant association between health status factors and dietary supplement intake.
Improvements/Applications : It makes it possible to write about the results of the improved research and other applications. In addition, it is expected that this study based on education and guidance on correct information on dietary supplements will contribute to health promotion
Factors Influencing Resilience of Older Patients with Cancer
Get PDFBackground/Objectives: This study is a descriptive study to understand causal attribution, coping, social support, and resilience of older patients with cancer and determine factors influencing their resilience, using a resilience model. The purpose of this study was to provide data for the development of resilience intervention programs for older cancer patients.
Methods/Statistical analysis: We conducted one-on-one interviews among 104 older cancer patients who were hospitalized in a university hospital or visited its outpatient clinics during the period from August 3 through October 28 in 2017.
Findings: Resilience of older cancer patients was significantly different by age (t=2.010, p=.047), economic status (F=3.370, p=.038), and subjective health status (F=4.559, p=.013). Older cancer patients’ resilience was negatively correlated with causal attribution (r=-.208, p=.034) and positively correlated with coping (r=.517, p<.001) and social support (r=.394, p<.001). Factors influencing their resilience were planning (p=.002) in the personal coping category and family support (p=.022) in the social support category.
Improvements/Applications: The results suggest that development of intervention programs that can enhance coping and family support is needed to improve resilience of older cancer patients.0 words. It makes it possible to write about the results of the improved research and other applications
Psychology of Intersectionality of Gender as Well as Other Forms of Identity: Obstacles and Dilemmas Confronting Women’s Participation in Policy Making
Get PDFThe purpose of this paper is to explore the interconnection of gender, ethnicity, marital status, and class in order to present the difficulties those women in India face due to the intersectionality of gender as well as other types of identities that have an effect on their private and professional relationships considering factors that contribute to the unequal treatment of women in Indian culture and politics.For the purpose of this study data has been collected from a sample of 510 women from Uttar Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. Percentage analysis, mean, SD is used in this study.The political participation of Indian women is very limited in scope, and they face additional barriers to their growth personally and professionally as a result of being underestimated. As this article argues, female politicians in Tamil Nadu face a greater number of gender-related challenges than female politicians in Uttar Pradesh. The empirical data proves that, vast majority of women in Tamil Nadu believe that they confront challenges if they pursue a career in politics
The Psychosomatic Reflection of AAS (Androgenic Anabolic Steroid) Usage between Bodybuilders in Baghdad Gyms
Get PDFBodybuilding is a non-Olympic sport spread widely in a lot of countries including Iraq, it’s represented by strenuous physical exercises that strengthen and enlarge the muscles of the body. Films and cinema were factors supporting the ideas of the pleasant appearance of bodybuilders.
The non-Olympic laws let athletes free to smoke, consume alcohol or steroids. And using steroids by some of the athletes out of their medical purpose works to enhance their muscle growth and appearance.
In the first half of 2021, this cross-sectional study was conducted and data were acquired among weight lifters regularly visiting Baghdad gyms. Six gym locations were randomly chosen and 500 athletes (bodybuilders) were exposed to the evaluation to fill out a self-addressed anonymous survey. The survey was divided into two sections: general personal information and substance-abuse-related questions. The frequency of AAS was evaluated based on three strategies: self-reports, projective inquiries, and the crosswise model.
500 male athletes itemized in this study, with mean age (24.2 ± 3.2). Anabolic steroid use was up to (80%) in their last year of training, Cigarette and waterpipe smoking was (36%), and alcohol consumption was (10.5%) among all.
The usage of AAS was more common among unmarried and less educated athletes (P < 0.05). The primary goal of use was to increase muscular mass.
Of the huge impact of the media, it should be used to support clean sports and quit AAS by showing their serious side effects rather than supporting its usage
Assessment of Adaptability through Psychological Well-Being during Covid Crisis for Job Retention
Get PDFPsychological well being is one of the most important part that played a crucial role in the covid-19 situation. Employers can assist in maintaining employee morale and job satisfaction by avoiding layoffs and retaining employees. Employees are more likely to be engaged and productive when they feel safe in their positions. Employers may save money in the long run by keeping their current employees, as hiring and training new workers can be costly. Research methodology is another part that plays a crucial role in this research. Positivism research philosophy and descriptive research design has bee used in this study to make the research Effective. Primary data collection and analysis has also been used in this research to improve the decision making process. It has been found that Organizations can foster a culture of resilience by promoting teamwork, encouraging open communication, and celebrating successes. This can help employees feel supported, motivated, and engaged during challenging times
Exploring the Newer Horizons of Online Therapy – Its use and Effectiveness
Get PDFThe advancement of computing technology is becoming more important in the healthcare industry. Remotely assisted pain management treatments (Eaton et al., 2014) and tele-psychology (Godleski et al., 2012; Caver et al., 2020) have both been effectively adopted in the Veterans Affairs (VA) system throughout the United States. The American Psychological Association (2013) notes that the increasing reliance on technology to facilitate the delivery of psychological services brings with it a number of novel possibilities, factors to consider, and obstacles to practise. Glueckauf et al. (2018) found that although approximately 40% of practising clinical psychologists in the United States had utilised tele-psychology, the vast majority (60%) had never done so. Most clinical psychologists they surveyed expressed reservations about providing services through video chat and hence exclusively saw patients in person. Glueckauf et al. (2018) found that over half of psychologists surveyed felt they needed more training in crisis management for online therapy, and that nearly all therapists (79%) were worried about issues related to security, confidentiality, and HIPAA
Treating Schizophrenia with Psychodynamic therapy among Elderly Patients
Get PDFThe shifting demographics and inadequate treatment of schizophrenic seniors are creating a worldwide health issue. Soon, those aged 55 and over will make up a quarter or more of the global population of people diagnosed with schizophrenia. Schizophrenia is the third leading cause of disability-adjusted life-years among those 60 and older who suffer from mental and substance-use disorders.It is projected that older persons with schizophrenia have a bigger influence on health care expenses than the majority of other medical and mental diseases, with higher costs per patient as a result. Schizophrenia is a severe mental illness characterised by distorted perceptions of reality. Disabling hallucinations, delusions, and severely disorganised thought and behaviour are all possible symptoms of schizophrenia