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Exploring Psychosocial Correlates of Social Media Addiction among Adolescents

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Damanjit Sandhu and LalitaPunjabi University, Patiala Pages: 315-324 The usage of social media has significantly increased and has been linked to problemswith social media addiction (SMA). There is currently a lack of knowledge regardingthe elements that contribute to young people’s addiction to social media. This study’smain goal is to determine whether online oversharing, social interaction …

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Role of Academic Psychological Capital and Personal Growth Initiative in Predicting Adolescent Girls’ Well-Being

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A.H.S. Vithal and Swathi PaidipatiOsmania University, Hyderabad Pages: 276-284 During adolescence, a person’s health is greatly affected by the fast changes occurringin their bodies, minds, social lives, and emotions. Adolescents possessingencouragement, assurance, and resources within safe and healthy relationships aremore likely to achieve their true potential. The significance of Academic PsychologicalCapital in influencing students’ academic …

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Enhancing Adolescent’s Well-Being: Addressing the Impact of Character Strengths

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Sandeep Kumar Pandey and Akhilendra K. SinghBanaras Hindu University, Varanasi Pages:17-24 Well-being is a multifaceted concept closely linked to character strengths. Byunderstanding the various character strengths of adolescents, we can foster their overallwell-being, supporting their mental health and enabling them to flourish during thiscrucial developmental period. This study aimed to investigate how character strengthscontribute to …

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Self-Esteem amongst Adolescents with Internet Addiction

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Ronita Rajkumari, R.K. Lenin Singh, L. Roshan SinghRegional Institute of Medical Sciences, Imphal, ManipurN. Heramani SinghShija Academy of Health Sciences, Imphal, Manipur Pages: 552-557 The Internet has become an indispensable part of our lives nowadays. It has dramaticallyenriched our lives, but it is not without disadvantages. Many people have developedonline addictions, particularly teenagers and adolescents …

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Excessive Smartphone Use, Parenting Style and Psychological Well-being of Adolescents and Young Adults

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Fathima K.A. and Malini R.Union Christian College, Aluva Pages: 362-372 The present study was conducted to investigate the relationship between smartphoneuse, parenting style, and psychological well-being of adolescents and young adults. Italso aimed to explore whether excessive and non-excessive users of smartphones canbe differentiated based on parenting style and psychological well-being. 250 participants(183 girls and …

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Cyber-Grooming and Mental Well-Being among Adolescents

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Rajvir Kaur and Zohra KhatoonAkal University, Talwandi Sabo, BathindaRikza PervezInshirah Aligarh Pages:333-342 This study aimed to examine the relationship between cyber-grooming and the mentalwell-being of 300 adolescents between the ages of 13 and 15 attending school. ThePasca et al. scale (2022) was employed to assess cyber grooming, while the WarwickEdinburgh Mental Well-being Scale (WEMWBS, 2008) …

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The Family Environment and Social Skills among Adolescents with Autism

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Aprajita Dixit and Waheeda KhanShree Guru Gobind Singh Tricentenary University, Gurugram, Haryana. Pages: 284-300 Understanding the family environment’s impact on social development is crucial forearly interventions to improve social and communicative skills in adolescents withAutism Spectrum Disorder. The present study will aim to understand the familyenvironment and social skills in 60 adolescents diagnosed with Autism. …

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Emotional Intelligence and Resilience: A Comparision of Adolescents with Locomotor Disability and Non-Challenged Adolescents

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Shaziya Shekh and Sandhya OjhaShri Agrasen Kanya P.G. College, Varanasi Pages: 417-425 This study investigates the impact of gender and physical condition on emotionalintelligence and resilience among adolescents. A total of 240 participants, comprising120 boys and 120 girls, and 120 adolescents with locomotor disability and 120 nonchallenged adolescents were selected from schools in Varanasi. Emotional …

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The Influence of Social Comparison on Self-Esteem among B.Ed. Students

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Jaimathisa Aand Siva BUniversity of Madras, Chennai Pages: 426-432 Teacher education enables teachers to unlock the potential of their students and becomerole models who change education, society, self-confidence, and creativity. They playa crucial role in the educational landscape as future educators. This study aims toinvestigate the influence of social comparison on self-esteem among B.Ed. students.A …

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Metacognitive Awareness among Rural and Urban Adolescents

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Sasikala Vankayala and K. AnuradhaS.V. University, Tirupati Pages:211-219 Adolescence is a critical period characterized by significant cognitive, emotional, andsocial changes (WHO, 2017). The study examines metacognitive awareness duringthis phase, defined as the ability to reflect on and regulate cognitive processes. Thesample of 360 students studying in 7th, 8th, and 9th grades in both government andprivate …

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