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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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The Relationship between Material Value and Self-Esteem among Mizo Higher Secondary School Students | P 27 – 34

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The Relationship between Material Value and Self-Esteem among Mizo Higher Secondary School Students Pages:27-34 People often become materialistic to compensate for their feelings of insecurity andinadequacy (Kasser et al., 2004) and tend to consider possessions as something thatwill fetch them happiness (Richins et al., 2004) especially among youths. Therefore,the present study explored the relationship between …

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Sources of Job-Stress among Aksum Secondary School Teachers| P 117-121

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Hagos Atsbeha Gebrekirstos and M.V.R. RajuAndhra University, Vishakapatinam, India Pages:117-121 This study investigated the major sources of job stress among the Aksum town secondary schools teachers. A descriptive survey with a quantitative design was utilized for the study and a simple random sampling technique was used to select 119 respondents. The mean scores and standard …

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Relationship between Exercise, Spirituality, and Gratitude towards the Job Satisfaction among University Malaysia Sabah Lecturers: A Pilot Study| P 108-116

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Sakthivel Batumalai, Balan Rathakrishan, Raymond Augestin,Sreehari Ravindranath and Indrarao RamuluUniversity of Malaysia, Sabah, Malaysia Pages:108-116 Several studies have proved that there is a significant relationship between Exercise, Spirituality, Gratitude, and Job Satisfaction. A number of studies have been conducted to find the relationship between these aspects. The purpose of this study is to find out …

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Impact of Acculturation on the Cultural Identity of Adolescent Migrants of Andaman and Nicobar Islands | P 102-107

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Bency JoyAndaman College, Port Blair Pages:102-107 Andaman and Nicobar (A&N) Islands are popularly known as the land of migrants. People from almost every state of India will find their representatives on the Islands, which gave the islands the name of “Mini India”. Peaceful coexistence is seen here even in midst of the mixed cultural diversity. …

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Amharic Proverbs and Proverbial Expressions on Children: Implications for Child Care and Development| P 95-101

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Solomon Berhane and M.V.R. RajuAndhra University, Visakhapatnam Pages:95-101 Ethiopia is a country known for its rich oral arts. Among such oral arts, the Amharic proverbs have been facilitating the transmission of knowledge and conventions from generation to generation. Thus, in this study, a rigorous attempt has been made to examine the portrayal of children through …

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Role of Physical Attractiveness Stereotype in Hiring Process| P 88-94

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Akila A and K. Jayanthi RaniEthiraj College for Women, Chennai Pages:88-94 The aim of the study was to explore the role of physical attractiveness stereotype in the hiring process. The study entailed having two phases. Phase I included 20 IT professionals who viewed eight pictures – four pictures of male and four pictures of female …

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