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Internalizing and Externalizing Problems among Adolescents

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Deepesh Choursiya and Tarun SharmaMohanlal Sukhadia University, UdaipurAnita ManglaniSGT University, Gurugram Pages:184-189 The present study compares gender-specific internalizing and externalizing problemsamong adolescents. A total of 92 school adolescents from Udaipur city of Rajasthanwithin the age range 12 to 18 were selected and were assessed on Youth Self-ReportTM (Broad-Syndrome Scale). A cross-sectional group design was adopted …

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Effect of Family Environment and Peer Pressure on Academic Achievement

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Gunjan, Parveen Kumarand Sandeep SinghGuru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology, Hisar (Haryana), India Pages:176-183 The present research aims to investigate the interrelationship among family environment,peer pressure, and academic achievement of adolescents and to explore the effect offamily environment and peer pressure on academic achievement. The sample for thepresent study includes 150 school-going students aged …

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Physiological Aspects in Female Archers with Varying Proficiency Levels

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Ridham HaroldLakshmibai National Institute of Physical Education,NERC, Guwahati, India.KrishanakantBanaras Hindu University, Varanasi, IndiaRamesh Chand YadavLakshmibai National Institute of Physical Education,NERC, Guwahati, India Pages:171-175 The study aimed to find out the differences in physiological parameters of state andnational-level female archers. In this comparative study, an independent sample t-testwas used to compare both groups. A total of …

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Role of Metacognition Awareness in Academic Procrastination

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Urmila Devi and Deepti HoodaM.D. University, Rohtak, Haryana, India Pages:163-170 The present study explores the relationship between metacognition and academicprocrastination. A sample of 300 college students was assessed on metacognition andacademic procrastination using the ‘Meta-cognitive Awareness Inventory’ and ‘AcademicProcrastination Scale’, respectively. The data were analysed using correlation andregression analyses. The results of the correlational analysis …

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The Influence of Gaming Variables and Psychological Characteristics on Adolescents with Internet Gaming Disorder

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Abhipsa Satapathyand SandhyaraniMoirangthemMizoram University, Mizoram, IndiaRayees M. BhatAmity University, Mumbai, India Pages:152-162 Online and offline video games have increased leisure activity among adolescents.WHO recently classified Gaming Disorder as a psychiatric condition in the ICD-11.The present study assessed the influence of online gaming-related variables andpsychological characteristics among adolescents with Internet Gaming Disorder (IGD).The cross-sectional study included …

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Alcohol Consumption and Mental Health of Young Adults

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Sarabjit Kaur SranMata Sundari College, University of DelhiEkta Bhambri Marwaha and Priti RaiS.P.M College, University of Delhi Pages:141-151 High and occasionally low amounts of alcohol intake in adulthood have been linked topoor mental and social integration. The present study explores the relationships betweenalcohol consumption and mental health among young adults aged 25-35. A sample of49 …

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Exploring the Relationship between Family Communication and Internet Gaming Disorder among Adolescents

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Harsha Sadgun Singampalli, Angeline Bhaskar Busi and M. V. R. RajuAndhra University Pages:131-140 In the current study, communication between parents and adolescents and InternetGaming Disorder (IGD) are examined among adolescents residing in India. A sample of845 adolescents within ages 14-21 years were administered on the Parent- AdolescentsCommunication Scale as well as the Internet Gaming Disorder …

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Dark Triad: Gender Differences and Relation with Psychological Well-Being

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Pooja Yadav and Raj RatanKurukshetra University, Kurukshetra Pages:106-116 Dark triad in recent years are the most interesting and researchable topic in the field ofpsychology. As these traits of personality influence our daily life and show their impacton our career making. Therefore, the present correlational study is designed to evaluategender disparities in Dark Triad and to …

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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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