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Big-Five Personality Factors and Technology Acceptance among University Students

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Dom Joy and J. VenkatachalamPeriyar University, Salem Pages:309-315 This study aims to investigate how university students’ personality characteristics affecttheir acceptance and adoption of mobile learning technologies, shedding light on theinteraction between personal traits and technology integration in educational settings.With a sample of 728 participants, this study investigated the impact of personalityfactors / traits on the …

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Mindfulness Therapy for Stress, Happiness and Self efficacy of Hockey Players in Schools

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Anupama, N., Gayatridevi, S. and Sudha. RAvinashilingam Institute for Home Science and Higher Education for Women, Coimbatore Pages:301-308 Students face numerous stressors in their academic life. Having extracurricular activitiessuch as a sport sometimes becomes an added burden and adds to their stress levels.The present study attempts to identify if mindfulness interventions help in reducing thestress …

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Developing Self-care Skills among Intellectually Disabled Children using Scraps as Tools

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Smita KumariDDRC under SJDW Dept. Vidisha, Govt. of Madhya Pradesh Pages:296-300 Developing self-care skills for children with intellectual disabilities and getting readymade tools for the same is a major challenge in times of the COVID-19 pandemic. Ifthese children are not given continuous therapy, it will become very difficult to developself-care skills with growing age. Would …

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The Impact of witnessing Domestic Abuse back in childhood, now as young adult survivors: Assessing Depression, Anxiety, Stress, Personality traits and Resilience

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Srishty Yadav and Prof. Sarabjit Kaur SranMata Sundri College for Women, University of Delhi Page:285-295 Family is the first exposure everyone has after leaving the mother’s womb. Familyprovides firsthand experiences and helps to develop the core basis and archetypes thatare formed by experiences in an individual. Unfortunately, a family can inflict anguishand pain on a …

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A Review on Personality Factors and Its Relationship with Birth Order, Sibling Rivalry and Mental Health

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Sandeep and Tajbina YasinRajiv Gandhi University, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh, Pages:265-275 The current article expressed the idea behind the personality traits, birth order, siblingrivalry and mental health to know how it connected with the human behavior. In reality,there are a number of mental health difficulties that parents and teachers have noticedin children’s behaviour that may be …

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Papa se Pucho”: Exploring Themes Relevant to Sex Education in the Web Series “Sex Chat with Pappu and Papa

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Diksha DebUniversity of Delhi, South Campus, Delhi Pages:193-204 Sex Education is considered a highly challenging topic for school education systemsin the Indian context. Given the widely prevalent misconceptions, taboos, and lack ofawareness around the subject, it becomes important to raise awareness and dispelmyths that may harm the child’s psychological and sexual development. The webseries titled …

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Academic Stress and Home Environment among School Adolescents

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Santhakumar, K. and Mani Abdul Karim Venkatachalam, JXIM University, Harirajpur, Bhubaneswar Periyar University, Salem Pages:244-256 Academic performance is negatively impacted by an unfriendly home environment andincreases academic stress among school students. This study examined the associationbetween academic stress and home environment as well as explored the influence ofthe home environment in causing academic stress among …

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Aakhir Soch Soch ki hi to Baat hai”: Analyzing Attitudes toward Developmental Disability in the Film “Hichk

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Rishav SinghIndian Institute of Technology Delhi Pages:257-264 Disability in general, and developmental disabilities in particular, lead to highlychallenging situations in a growing child’s life. Navigating the social stigma surroundingsuch disorders can create many additional obstacles to their progress. In this regard,the manner of portrayal of persons with disabilities in mass media can act as a …

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Depressive Symptoms and Suicidal Thoughts among School Going Adolescents Students: A Cross- Sectional Study

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Manglesh Kumar ManglamCentral University of South Bihar, Gaya Pages:237-243 The problem of depression and suicide is increasing day by day. Depression andsuicidal ideation are common mental health problems in adolescents that are oftenunderreported and underdiagnosed. The aim of the current investigation was to evaluatedepressive symptoms and suicidal thought and quantify the severity level of thedepressive …

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Effect of Psychological Counseling on School Students

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Suresh M.MakvanaSardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidyanagar Pages:230-236 The present research aims and objectives was to measure the psychological counselingneeds of school students in different variables. There were the variables like type ofschool, city area, gender, and medium of education called four groups. In the study, a2x2x2x2 factorial research design was used and collected the data …

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