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Gratitude as a Tool for Emotional Empowerment in Orphaned Adolescents: A Positive Psychology Perspective

Author Name: – Sathyapriya Sakarias, Dr. Jeena Madhavan / Date:– 4th April, 2025 Abstract Abstract Adolescents living in orphanages often face significant emotional challenges due to limited familial support, exposure to trauma, and unstable life circumstances. This study aimed to investigate the effects of a structured four-week gratitude intervention on the emotional wellbeing of adolescents […]

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Gratitude and Subjective Well Being Among Adolescents

Author Name: – Hiranmayi V, Dr Shivani Bhambri, |  Date:– 28th January, 2025 Abstract Background: The field of positive psychology has created a significant number of interventions in the past ten years that aim to improve students’ well-being by identifying and comprehending human strengths and virtues. Research suggests that therapies that emphasize the application of

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A Study Of Psychological Well-Being and Stress Of Indian And African Students

Author Name: – Dr. Shadab Ahamad Ansari and Thitirat Buakhao  |  Date:– 19th October, 2024 Abstract Background: Psychological well-being and stress have been studied among college students.Many studies have indicated that most college students suffering from stress and psychologicalwell-being. Materials and Methods: The study was conducted on 80 college students. They were picked ina random

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Effects Of Early Life Trauma on Adults’ Psychological Wellbeing

Author Name: – Dr. Alka Pandey & Annanya Agarwal  |  Date:– 9th October, 2024 Abstract AbstractChildhood trauma encompasses adverse experiences such as emotional abuse, neglect, physicalabuse, and exposure to violence, which can profoundly influence psychological well-being intoadulthood. This study investigates the effects of early life trauma on adult mental health, with afocus on identifying the

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Impact Of Resilience on The Quality of Life in Middle Aged Adults

Author Name: – Sadaf Sheeba, Dr. Sushmita Biswal Waraich | Date:– 5th October, 2024 Abstract This study examines the correlation between resilience and quality of life domains amongmiddle-aged adults. Results reveal significant positive correlations between resilience andPsychological Health (r = 0.409, p < 0.001), Social Relationships (r = 0.265, p < 0.05), andEnvironment (r =

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Unraveling The Strain: Examining The Relation Among Perceived Stress and Undergraduate’s Educational Achievement

Author Name: – Dr, Alka Pandey, Prashant Kumar Singh / Date:– 28 January, 2025 Abstract Background: This study investigates the relationship between perceived stress and educationalperformance among undergraduate students (a topic of growing concern in academicpsychology). The current study addresses the gap in understanding whether perceived stress hasa measurable effect on students’ academic achievement within

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Abortion Law, Policy and Services in India: A Critical Review

Author Name: – Sanya Sirohi, Sanchit Sirohi / Date:– 17 January, 2025 Abstract Abortion is a complex and highly debated issue with profound implications for women’s health,autonomy, and societal well-being. This study aims to provide an in-depth analysis of the legaland policy frameworks governing abortion in India, as well as the availability and accessibilityof abortion

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Social Support and Stress among Non-Residential Indians

Author Name: – Riya Deepak Dhopeshwarkar, Dr.Arvind Kakulte / Date:– 17 January, 2025 Abstract Background: Migration, a common phenomenon in India, often brings significant psychological andcultural adjustments. Migrants face difficulties such as homesickness, discrimination, and challengesadapting to new societal norms. These factors can lead to acculturative stress, affecting both emotionaland behavioral functioning. Aim: The study

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Advancing Psychological and Therapeutic Practices: Exploring the Intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Mental Health Care

Author Name: – Sanya Sirohi, Sanchit Sirohi / Date:– 17 January, 2025 Abstract Traditional therapeutic approaches are transforming by integrating artificial intelligence (AI),mental health, and well-being. This statement itself holds the potential for both innovativesolutions and new challenges. This research paper focuses on the intersection of AI and mentalhealth by reshaping diagnostic processes, therapeutic interventions,

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General Health and Life Satisfaction Among College Students

Author Name: – Srikanth Mahankali and Dr. Roopali Sharma Date:– March 2024 Abstract This study investigates the relationship between General Health and Life Satisfaction among College Students. A sample of 200 college students (100 males and 100 females) Under the age range of 18 – 25 years participated. General health was assessed using the P.G.I.

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