mental health

Assessing Emotional Intelligence as a Predictor of Suicidal Ideation among Medical and Non-Medical Students

Sangita Nath and Rita Rani TalukdarGauhati University, Guwahati, Assam Pages: 502-509 Suicidal ideation (SI) among students is a serious public health issue, worsened byacademic and social pressures. Emotional intelligence (EI), the ability to recognizeand manage emotions, may act as a protective factor against suicidal thoughts. Thisstudy aimed to assess EI as a predictor of suicidal …

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Psychological Distress and its Determinants in Married Women: A Study among Spouses of Alcohol and Opioid Dependents

Meena Hijam and Thiyam Kiran SinghNagaland University-Kohima Campus, Nagalanda Pages: 373-380 WHO report estimated that women are 2-3 times more vulnerable to experiencingunspecified psychological distress when compared to their male counterparts.Husbands’ use of alcohol and other drugs have been linked to adverse mental healthoutcomes among women. In Manipur, the prevalence of alcohol and opioid use …

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Differences among Divorced Male and Female Mental Health, Coping Strategy, Depression, Anxiety and Stress

PadmakshiCentral University of South Bihar, Gaya Pages:237-246 Divorce is a major stressful life event associated with widespread impact on lowermental health, decline in well-being, increase in depression, anxiety and stress as wellas leading towards suicidal ideation due to loss of an intimate partner. The aim of thepresent study was to explore the effects of Divorce …

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Alcohol Consumption and Mental Health of Young Adults

Sarabjit Kaur SranMata Sundari College, University of DelhiEkta Bhambri Marwaha and Priti RaiS.P.M College, University of Delhi Pages:141-151 High and occasionally low amounts of alcohol intake in adulthood have been linked topoor mental and social integration. The present study explores the relationships betweenalcohol consumption and mental health among young adults aged 25-35. A sample of49 …

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Mental Well-Being of Senior Secondary School Students

Neha Goswami, and Rashee SinghManav Rachna University, Faridabad, Haryana, India. Pages:52-59 Mental well-being aims to improve the mental health, which lays the foundation of happy and satisfied life ahead. The mental well-being of senior secondary students was measured through Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Well-being Scale (WEMWBS) and gender difference was studied with the ‘t’ test. Findings stated …

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

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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Keeping Mental Health and Well-Being among Doctoral Students – Copy

Ponung Nonang and SandeepRajiv Gandhi University, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh Pages:150-161 The pursuit of a PhD degree, the highest academic qualification attainable, has drawnattention to the mental health challenges experienced by students. While concernsabout student well-being in higher education have been prevalent, the focus has primarilybeen on undergraduate and master’s levels. A PhD program, distinct from …

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Eight Emotional States of First Year and Final Year BAMS Students – Copy

Jyoti Rawat Prince KumarGurukul Kangri Vishwavidyalaya DRDO, Vishakhapatnam Pages:91-96 Emotions play a significant role in professional life since emotional issues becomeincreasingly prevalent during medical school undergraduate programmes, which canworsen students’ mental health issues and have a detrimental impact on theirpersonalities as whole. Due to the extremely difficult procedure of obtaining into medicalfield in India, who …

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