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COVID 19 Pandemic: Roles of Psychological Education to overcome with Stigma & Discrimination, Denial and Maintain Mental Health| P 57-61

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Razi Faraz KhanGwalior Jiwaji University, MP Pages:57-61 In the current COVID-19 situation we hear, watch, read, also feel and experience Stigma, Discrimination, and Denial related to fear of infection transmission. Not only violations of human rights in infected persons happen but also violations against health workers happen. All these incidences are very painful and dangerous …

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Relevance of Cognitive Neuropsychology to Enhance the Academic Performance of Students| P 51-56

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Navitha. S. NairThe English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad Pages:51-56 The human brain is a fascinating and enigmatic machine. It has the ability to monitor and control our basic life activities, to maintain our posture and direct our movements, to receive, store and interpret information about the world around us and likewise bears the capacity …

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Face Validation of Questionnaires Measuring Attitude towards Environmental Sensitivity and Recycling| P 44-50

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Irene Chattopadhyay Debdulal Dutta RoyAdamas University, Kolkata Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata Pages:44-50 Pro-environmental attitude and behaviour are related to mental health. Aim of this study is to examine pro-environmental attitude with respect to environmental sensitivity and recycling. Environmental sensitivity refers to acute mental and physical responses to changes in the external environment, while, recycling measures …

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Comparative Study of Job Satisfaction and Happiness of University Teachers Working In and Outside West Bengal| P 40-43

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Payel Banerjee and Jhilli TewaryAdamas University, Kolkata, West Bengal Pages:40-43 Job Satisfaction and Happiness are the two aspects which can enhance the overall experience of the student inside the classroom. The present study is done to evaluate the difference in job satisfaction level and happiness level of teachers who are workingin Universities inside West Bengal …

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Comparison of the Scheduled Caste and Non-Scheduled Caste School Students of Himachal Pradesh on the Measure of Socio-economic Status and Subjective Wellbeing| P 32-39

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Yashpal AzadEternal University, Baru Sahib, HP Pages:32-39 It has been drawn from many community-based studies that in developing nations Socioeconomic status (SES) is a strong predictor of mental health and wellbeing. Therefore, Socioeconomic status can affect children‘s mental health and wellbeingin different ways. The study aimed to compare and see the relationship betweenSocioeconomic status and …

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Mental Health of Adolescents in Aizawl: Differences in Gender and Schooling| P 27-31

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ulia Vanlalruati Pachuau, Lalhmingmawii, and ZokaitluangiMizoram University, Mizoram Pages:27-31 The study aims to examine gender (male and female) and school (private and government) differences on mental health by employing the ‘Depression, Anxietyand Stress Scale’ (DASS-21; Lovibond & Lovibond, 1995) & ‘The Satisfaction with Life Scale’ (Diener, Emmons, Larsen, & Griffin, 1985). 200 high school students(100 …

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The Effect of Doodling on Recall Ability Among College Students | P 60-66

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Gayathri Belram and Venkatesh Kumar GUniversity of Mysore, Mysore Pages:60-66 The purpose of the study is to examine the effect of doodling on recall ability. In a classroom setting, students engage in various behaviours. Students listen, take notes, chat, doodle etc. Boredom is a common experience in classroom. Doodling is done to avoid boredom. Memory …

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Face Validity of Items Measuring Environmental Safety, Perceived Control and Environmental Reductionism Attitudes among College Going Students | P 42-55

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Ashmita Dey Debdulal Dutta Roy Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata Pages:42-55 Environmental safety, Perceived control and Environmental reductionism attitudes indirectly affect mental health of college going students. Current study aims at examiningface validity of newly developed questionnaires measuring the said three variables. Face validity is the extent to which …

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Role of Tele-Counselling in Enhancing Mental Health During COVID- 19 | P 56-59

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Seema Vijayvargiya and Bhupinder SinghBarkatullah University, Bhopal (MP) Pages:56-59 “Mental Health is not a destination, but a process. It’s about how you drive, not where you are going.” Mental health refers to our psychological, emotional and social wellbeing. Therefore, it affects our way of thinking, feeling and acting toward a particularsituation. It helps to realize …

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Internet Gaming Disorder: Exploring the Pattern and Risk Factors | P 35-41

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Internet Gaming Disorder: Exploring the Pattern and Risk Factors   Pages:35-41 With the rapid shift in technology, digital games have become common activities amongadolescents. The problematic use of online or offline video game is termed as Internetgaming disorder. An increase in gaming behaviour can have severe consequences inpersonal and social functioning. Therefore, this study aims to …

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