Introduction: This study aimed to focus on social networking and its effect on mental health along with their influence on society, particularly its addiction leading to depression. In the recent years the number of youths who are using the range of social media has increased dramatically. Considering the increasing number of participants- According to (Facebook, statistics;2014) facebook has an average of over 829 million daily active users and the increasing amount of time spent using it. Social
The intended methodology for this research will use a systematic literature review. It will use Boolean operators and key words to search for the literature across the range of academic databases previously discussed. To assist the process of literature searching certain exclusions and inclusion criteria will be used. The results will be crossed matched with each other in order to discover the most relevant research articles. To review and analyse the data that has been obtained from the searched a
Estimates made by the World Health Organization are that 154 million people globally suffer from depression, and mental illnesses affect and are affected by chronic conditions such as cancer, heart and other cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and HIV/AIDS.19 The evidence on the mental health benefits of physical activity is less well documented than for
Biological Causes of Depression In addition to environmental causes of depression, biological factors also play a part in the triggering of depression. Scientists have been making great progress in understanding the brain, as well as the hormones and neurotransmitters, and how they relate to the cause of depression. The limbic system is what controls emotion, physical and sexual drives, and how people react to stress (All about Depression: Biological Causes). The hypothalamus controls “body temperature
Abstract- Living a healthy lifestyle is very important for lowering the chance of having chronic diseases related to lifestyle habits, such as Diabetes, Cardiovascular Diseases, Hypertension and High Blood Pressure. More than 50% of UAE population are either overweight or obese. Government of UAE and governments of various Emirates in UAE have taken several initiatives to reduce the prevalence of non-communicable diseases such as awareness campaigns and early detection etc. In line with such initiatives
They have been beneficial to the creation and implementation of interventions targeting these issues; however, there is now a glaring lack of literature on smaller yet significant day-to-day incidents. A notable example of this would be the fact that only a fraction within this pool of studies barely mentions a specific type thereof: academic resilience, which is best defined by Martin and March
TWO LITERATURE REVIEW 2.1 Introduction This chapter reviewed different literatures related to the planned study such as understanding the research that has already been done in one’s area of interest (Mugenda, 1999). The literature review will show what is already known and what the gaps in knowledge are and the researcher capitalizes on the gaps discovered in the existing literature and make his current research and answer the questions which will be discovered not answered in the literature and
Review of Related Literature Foreign Literature Adversity Quotient According to An, J. et al. (2013), stated that it is for the test of reliability of Adversity Quotient Profile (ADP). It includes 297 nurses from tertiary hospitals in Korea. The results were used in 2013 studies in performing various acts in the country. According to Marusak, H. et al. (2017), in today’s events, many children were a survivor of different kinds of cancer, making it one of the stories of modern medicine successions
1 Mental illness – a key public health issue The World Health Organization upon acknowledging the significance of global mental health defined health as “a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being, and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity” (WHO, 1946, p.1). This apt definition led the dictum that “there is no health without mental health” (WHO, 2004, p.10), with endorsements from reputable organisations such as the World Federation of Mental Health, EU Council of Ministers
threat to adolescents is depression which affects their academic, personal and social functioning to a great extent. Past researches have contributed by investigating factors that play a vital role in development of depression during adolescence. Moreover, other studies have demonstrated a major possibility of adolescent depression recurring in adult life. Unfortunately, depression in teens is under recognized by significant others which exposes them to adulthood depression. Therefore, it is vital