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Teaching Competency and Self-Esteem among Secondary School Teachers

 Thiyam Priscilla Devi and Koijam Sobita DeviManipur University, ManipurThiyam Kiran SinghNagaland University (Kohima Campus), Nagaland Pages: 37-46  This research explored teaching competency and self-esteem among science andnon-science (humanities and social science) teachers in secondary schools in ImphalWest district, Manipur. It aimed to assess the levels of these constructs and theirvariations, as well as their relationship. …

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Psychological Insights into Alexithymia: The Roles of Expressive Suppression, Cognitive Reappraisal, and Affect

Ritika Negi and Seema VinayakPanjab University, Chandigarh Pages: 28-36 Individuals with alexithymia endure difficulties perceiving and interpreting their emotionsand others’ emotional experiences resulting in unhealthy relationships, which mayalso lead to mental health issues. The present study explored the relationship amongalexithymia, emotion regulation strategies, and affect, with a focus on understandingpredictive factors for alexithymia. The information …

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Effect of Self-efficacy and Resilience on Organizational Commitment and Job Satisfaction among Software Engineers

Shubhdip Kaur, Rana Fathima U C, Jasmeen KaurCentral University of Punjab, Bathinda, Punjab Pages:343-352 Job satisfaction is the positive feeling employees have towards their work and mayhave many underlying factors which may further impact their commitment towardstheir organization. The presented research study was carried out to examine the effectof self-efficacy and resilience on organizational commitment …

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Modernization and its Influence on Attitude toward Women: Changing Perspective of Society

Hemant Kumar, Satyander, Vijeta Singh, Rakesh Kumar Behmani and Sunita RaniGuru Jambheshwar University of Science & Technology, Hisar Pages: 334-342 Modernization has a profound impact on the public mindset. This development is seenin evolving attitudes toward sex roles, female empowerment, and egalitarianism. In thepast, patriarchal norms constrained females to the home, restricting their involvementin education, …

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