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Behavioural and Psychological Profile of Children with Discipline Problems in School

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Anwesha BhattacharyyaUniversity of Calcutta, KolkataMasroor JahanRanchi Institute of Neuropsychiatry and Allied Sciences (RINPAS) Pages:91-105 The world population constitutes about a one-third population of children. Disciplineproblem of children is becoming a matter of growing concern. The study aimed toinvestigate whether there is any association between reported discipline problems inschool and the variables- behavioural problems, symptoms of …

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Exploring the Role of Demographic Variables in Emotional Intelligence of Employees

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Karabi GoswamiNERIM Group of Institutions, GuwahatiMonoshree MahantaGauhati University, Guwahat Pages:79-90 The modern work-life is characterized by uncertain conditions, speed of technologyand tough competition which puts extra pressure on employees leading to fear andstress. Researches conducted previously have proven that Emotional Intelligence hasa significant impact on the organizational life of an employee and it is important …

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Cannabis Addiction and Mental Health Difficulties in Adolescents

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RitikaNational Institute of Public Cooperation and Child Development (NIPCCD), New DelhiRicha SinghVasanta College for Women, Rajghat Fort, VaranasiAnurag UpadhyayUdai Pratap Autonomous College, Varanasi Pages:61-68 Cannabis is the most commonly used psychoactive substance and adolescence isthe vulnerable time for drug use. There is increased risk of experiencing mental healthproblems during adolescence. Mental health difficulties are among …

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Job Stress, Emotional Intelligence and Family Relationships among Middle Aged Adults

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Lekha Ramyaa and Vimala ArunKristu Jayanti College, Bengaluru Pages:55-60 The purpose of the present study was to examine and analyze the role of job stressand the influence of emotional intelligence in determining the dynamics lying withinfamily relationships. The study primarily focuses on the intensity and levels of influenceat various spheres that ought to bring about …

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Exploring the Dynamics between Socio-Demographic Variables, Defence Mechanism and Learned Helplessness in Late Adolescents

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Abhishek Venugopal, Aswin Eldho Raju and Sandhyarani MoirangthemMizoram University, Mizorzm Pages:41-54 Ego defence mechanism is the defensive strategy used unconsciously by the self(Ego) to protect oneself from the anxiety provoking situation, whereas learnedhelplessness is defined as the unwillingness to accept and endure unpleasant stimulieven when it is avoidable (Seligman & Maier, 1967). This study is …

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How Locale, Type of Family, and Disciplines of College Students’ Views on Marriage

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Sunil Gawande and Parveena LateefCentral University of Kashmir, Tulmulla Campus, Ganderbal Pages:32-40  This study focuses on college students’ perspectives about marriage at higher educationinstitutions in Kashmir Valley. Marriage is postponed until individuals complete theireducation, find work, and become financially self-sufficient; emerging adulthood marksa new developmental milestone. Marriage requires living together, having sexual relationswith one another, …

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Reading and Writing Readiness among Children of Anganwadi Centres: Emergent Literacy at Foundation Stage

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Archana Kumari and Garima KallaIIS (Deemed to be University), Jaipur, Rajasthan Pages:24-31 Emergent literacy pertains to the initial phases of learning to read and write that takeplace prior to formal teaching. It lays the foundation not only for future academic successbut also improves their imagination, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities. Tofind out the reading and …

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Tracking Academic Influence: A Bibliometric Study of the INSPA Journal

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Panch. RamalingamPondicherry University, Puducherry, IndiaChaman Sab, MA.R.G. College of Arts and Commerce, Davanagere, IndiaMadhu, SGM Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research, Davanagere, India.Rajashekhar N PattedGMS Academy First Grade College, Davangere, India. Pages:17-23  This bibliometric analysis examines the publication trends, authorship patterns, andinstitutional contributions in a journal over a five-year period, from October 2019 toOctober 2024. …

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