Academic Stress and Study Habits among Undergraduates
Pages: 333-343
Adhila K K, Henna Fathima K P and Aseera Nizam P M
Peekay CICS Arts and Science College, Mathara
self-esteem
Helping-Professionals in Education: Compassion and Empathy as Predictors of Mental Wellbeing in Teachers – Copy
Pages: 327-332
Sri Kavi G and Bala Abirami R
Vivekananda College of Arts and Sciences for Women (Autonomous), Tiruchengode
Level of Self-esteem and Psychological Well-Being in Securely and Insecurely Attached Youth
Pages: 130-138
Navya Bajpai and Shubhra Sinha
Mahavidyalaya, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi
The Effects of Self-Esteem, Optimism and Emotional Intelligence in Building Resilience among Adults
Pages:279-288
Shefali Madali and Arvind Kakulte
Sir Parashurambhau College, Pune
Self-Esteem, Emotional Regulation and Resilience: A Study of Gender differences among Adolescents
Pages: 138-143
Smita Desai, Madhura Pathare, Madhura Gurav and Anvesha Fomra
Drishti Foundation Trust, Bangalore
The Influence of Social Media Addiction on Adolescent Self-Esteem and Life- Satisfaction
Avi Nuh, and Jwmwishree BoroRoyal Global University, Guwahati Pages:177-183 The number of social media users is increasing globally. Excessive use of socialmedia does cause behavioural problems, so we could see that the perspective ofsocial media use will greatly impact the future. The study aims to measure the prevalenceof Social Media Addiction and its impact on …
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Virtual Learning and Self: Differences among Adolescents with and without Learning Disabilities| P 111-119
Ann Vaneza Jude, Harshini Sabarish, Khwaish Singhi, Trisha Jagan and Indhumathi RWomen’s Christian College, Chennai Page:111-119 The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in drastic changes in the education sector. Traditional offline schooling has undergone a revamp, giving rise to a virtual mode oflearning. There is a need to explore the adaptability of students to e-learning platforms. …
Gender Stereotypes Towards Females and Self-Esteem of High School Boys from Co-Education and Boys’ Schools in Chennai| P 74-79
Sheryl Carmelin A and Kanchana MWomen’s Christian College, Chennai Pages:74-79 It is a fact well-known that attitudes regarding gender roles are developed early in life (Halim et al., 2016). The plethora of crimes committed against women can be traced back to attitudes that have been developed towards them (Kamdar et al., 2017). Research has established …
The Relationship between Material Value and Self-Esteem among Mizo Higher Secondary School Students | P 27 – 34
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 …