JANUARY 2025, Vol.VI, Special Issue

Wellbeing and Mindfulness among Performing Artists and Visual Artists

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Subharthi Mukherjee and Arundhati BiswasSister Nivedita University, Kolkata, West Bengal Pages:145-153 Mental health of an artist is still not much enlightened. Creative potential is also deprived.The purpose of the study is to explore the difference between Performing artists (Singer,Dancer) and Visual artists (Painter) in terms of Subjective Wellbeing and Mindfulness.The study involves sample of 90 …

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What’s in the Cyberbully’s Mind? Understanding the Causes of Cyberbullying

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Nidhi JainPanjab University, Chandigarh, India Pages:131-144 Cyberbullying, a form of digital harassment, involves using digital platform and otheronline media and apps to intentionally and deliberately harass or harm another individual.Today’s adolescents are witnessing a significant increase in cyberbullying incidentsand the negative impact it leaves on the cyberbullied victim. The present paper aims toevaluate and explore …

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Application of Cognitive Behavior Therapy in Patients with Hypochondriacal Disorder

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Nakka Dileep Kumar SagaraShree Guru Gobind Singh Tricentenary University, Gurugram, HaryanaVikas SharmaSGT University, Gurugram, HaryanaDevashish ShuklaKalyan Singh Super Specialty Cancer Institute, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh Pages :119-130 Hypochondriacal Disorder, now known as Illness Anxiety Disorder, involves excessiveworry about having a serious illness despite medical reassurance, leading to significantanxiety and impairment in daily functioning. To examine the …

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Tribal Apatani Adolescents’ Perception of their Parents’ Parenting Styles in Relation to Self-Concept

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Dharmeshwari Lourembam and Koj RinyoRajiv Gandhi University, Arunachal Pradesh Pages :101-111 The developmental outcome of an individual is closely related to their childhoodexperiences. A child’s experience with their parents, and the style of parenting employed,plays a poignant role in the overall development of an individual. Apatani tribal communityresides in the northeastern state of Arunachal Pradesh, …

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Attitude towards Gender Roles and its Relation to Emotional Maturity and Self-esteem

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Lalhmingsangiand C. LalfakzualiMizoram University Pages:90-100 The present study aimed to explore gender role attitudes, emotional maturity and selfesteem. It examined the relationship between the psychological variables and explorethe group differences on these variables. The sample of the study comprised of 300(150 male and 150 female) participants in Mizoram which are selected using multistage random sampling …

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Assessing the Impact of Socio-Demographic and Psychological Variables on Binge Eating and Bulimia Nervosa

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Ritika Budhiraja and Waheeda KhanShree Guru Gobind Tricentenary University, Gurugram, Delhi-NCR Pages :76-89 The objective of this study was to examine the psychological factors associated withBinge Eating Disorder (BED) and Bulimia Nervosa (BN) in the National Capital Region(NCR) of India. The study employed a cross-sectional and quantitative approach,examining a sample of 190 individuals initially recruited …

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Characteristics of Online Gamers: A Correlational Analysis

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Rajani and Sonia MalikMaharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak Pages:, 69-75 Online gamers pass their time doing nothing but playing games. Of course, playing toomuch might interfere with everyday tasks. Their routines are being adversely affectedby their improper usage of online games. Personality traits i.e. openness to experience,conscientiousness, extraversion, and agreeableness are strongly related to onlinegaming. The …

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Teacher Effectiveness and Well-Being among Secondary School Teachers

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Sarla RaniBhagat Phool Singh Mahila Vishwavidyalaya, Khanpur Kalan, Sonepat Pages:, 63-68 This study was conducted on secondary school teachers with teacher-effectivenessand well-being based on gender and type of school. The sample of 600 secondaryschool teachers was selected by using multi-stage random sampling. The results showthat female teachers have higher teacher effectiveness than male teachers but …

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Exploring the Relationship between Suicidal Ideation and Emotional Intelligence among Adolescents

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Nisha SharmaUniversity of Jammu, IndiaPallavi SachdevaUniversity of Jammu, India Pages:51-62 Adolescence is a stage of human development where adolescents experience rapidphysical, cognitive and psychosocial. When there is a state of emotional exhaustionduring adolescence in which innumerable difficulties are perceived, suicidal behaviormay appear as a coping mechanism. One protective factor against suicidal ideationand behavior in adolescents …

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Integrated Structured Sports based Intervention Module for Adolescents with Externalizing Disorders: A Case Series

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Sunny Kumar Sharma, Madhumita Bhattacharyya and Nishant Goyal,CIP Ranchi Pages:42-50 Research has demonstrated that adolescents with externalizing disorders often exhibitdeficiencies in executive functioning and prosocial behaviour. Long-term studies haveindicated a notable positive influence of physical activity on both executive functioningand prosocial behaviour The current study aimed to investigate the effectiveness of anintegrated approach that combines …

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