spiritual quotient and psychological well-being. OBJECTIVES 1. To assess the spiritual quotient and psychological well-being of males and females who regularly meditate. 2. To assess the spiritual quotient and psychological well-being of males and females who do not regularly meditate. 3. To assess the difference in spiritual quotient and psychological well-being of meditators and non-meditators. 4. To explore the relationship (if any) between spiritual quotient and psychological well-being. HYPOTHESIS 1
Introduction and Back ground of the study Children all over the world grow up in a variety of family structures and single-parent families have become very common. They are created through divorce, births outside of marriage, death of a spouse and to some extent through rape. These family transitions are stressful for children and the negative effects of these accumulate (Cherlin et al 1991; Wu and Martinson 1993; Wu 1996) as cited by Raley (2006). Children raised by single divorced parents have
Introduction Social work involves the application of diverse knowledge of psychological and physiological perspectives of evaluating people. The significance of such knowledge is even more enforced when dealing with groups or individuals of specialized cases such as the elderly. The understanding of human behaviour is important for a social health care worker to effectively provide appropriate services to specialized clients (Passer et al, 2009). From the perspective of the social care providers
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. But behind that, the advancement of these medicines implores to recognize the body resulting to inadequate or difficulties in cognitive, psychological, and emotional aspect. According to Gagani, A. et al. (2016), there were many cases of chronic kidney
Sport injury is an important public health problem and a potential outcome of participation (Watters, Brooks, Elton & Little, 1984; Williams, Wright, Currie & Beattie, 1998). This participation in sports puts a high demand on sportsmen. For example: being physically fit (Arnason, Sigurdsson, Gudmundsson, Holme, Engebtetsen & Bahr, 2004), performing complex movements (Dust, Atkinson, & Reilly, 2007), performing adequate decision making (Baker, Horton, Robertson- Wilson, Wall, 2003), and properly coping
A STUDY ON CYBER BULLYING AND CYBER BULLYING PREVENTION By Patrick Osas Edogiawere University of the People, U. S. A. Abstract This study investigates the nature of students especially adolescences’ who have faced cyberbullying. A survey study of 300 students from high schools was conducted. Chapell et al, (2004) 24.6% of 1,025 undergraduate respondents in a case study on bullying had been bullied; secondly, about 70% of undergraduate students who were bullied in high school
employee has less chance to being unemployed from his or her particular job [Griffin, Ricky W. (2000)]. In short, job security gives a definition as the ability for an employee to stay in the organization, working in a same job and same employer, before being redundant. Bolman and Deal (1997) [as cited in (Chan et.al., 2012)] recommended that to make the employees to think their jobs are secured, organization should provide promotions to improve employees’ skills as well as support them to stay with
The study of human behaviour is the key tool in understanding Thabani’s experiences and behaviour. The study of human behavior through psychology allows individuals to analyze the behavior of humans through various perspectives. Through understanding Thabani’s experiences one can draw on various different psychological perspectives in order to understand the reasons for his behavior, emotions and feelings. The following two perspectives will be used to explain Thabani’s behavior, including: James
Criminal profiling also referred to as offender profiling is the investigative tool, which looks at and analyses psychological and behavioral characteristics of an unknown subject. Thus, helping investigators accurately predict and profile the characteristics of an unknown subjects or offenders, and whether they are likely to have committed a crime under investigation. The psychological expertise of the people investigating such crimes and profiling criminals is of great interest for various reasons
American Psychological Association. Seligman introduced this concept at a time when he was encouraging psychologists to remember the mission of the field of psychology is to nurture genius and develop human strength. This essay evaluates personal psychological strengths based on the results of VIA Classification of Strengths from Pennsylvania State University. Firstly, the paper examines the field of positive psychology in light of its emergence and development. Secondly, psychological strengths