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To Study the Level of Suicide Prevalence in Youth

Name: Dr. Shadab Ahamad Ansari and Aman Kumar / Date: 24-10-2024 Background: Numerous studies have investigated the phenomenon of youth suicide and theapplication of artificial intelligence (AI) within this context. Research has delved into variousaspects, including gender-specific suicidal tendencies, causative factors, and methodologies foridentifying at-risk individuals to mitigate suicide rates. Prior literature highlights thedevelopment of […]

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Love And Learning: Exploring The Influence Of Adolescent Romantic Relationships On Academic Achievement and Motivation

Name: Dr. Alka Pandey, Aditi Garg / Date: 28-01-2025 Background: Adolescence marks a significant developmental phase, characterized by emotional growth and the emergence of romantic relationships. Prior studies suggest both positive and negative impacts of these relationships on academic achievement and student motivation, but the evidence remains inconclusive. Aim: This study aims to examine the

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Assessing Nicotine Addiction in Young Adults

Name: Alka Pandey, Aeshita Jadon/ Date: 22-01-2025 Background: Nicotine addiction among young adults represents a significant public healthconcern with profound psychological implications. Despite widespread awareness of healthrisks, tobacco use continues to be prevalent during this vulnerable developmental stage. Previousresearch has established that cigarette addiction can be as formidable as dependencies onsubstances like cocaine and heroin,

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To assess the psychological impact of poverty on mental health in adolescents in an NGO in Noida.

Name: Princy Goyal and Dr. Ranju Lal / Date: 14-10-2024 This study investigates the psychological impact of poverty on mental health in adolescents ata non-governmental organization (NGO) in Noida. Adolescents aged 14-18 years participatingin the NGO’s programs were surveyed using validated assessment tools to measure mentalhealth indicators and the impact of poverty. The study aims

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Gender Differences in Risk-Taking and Anti-Social Personality Disorder: A Review

Name: Divyani Butola, and Seema Singh / Date: 08-05-2025 Background: While risk-taking can be adaptive, dysregulated risk-taking is often linked toantisocial behaviour, characterized by impulsivity, aggression, and disregard for rules and safety.Gender influences risk behaviours and antisocial tendencies, making its study vital for effectivescreening and intervention. Aim: To explore gender differences in risk-taking and Anti-Social

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Stressful experience and Acculturation challenges among Migrants

Name: Sneha Jain, Dr.Arvind Kakulte / Date: 14-01-2025 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 aimed to examine the relationship between

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Resilience in Young Adults from Dual-parent and Single-parent Families: A Comparative Study

Author Name:- Ms. Omisha Sangeet, Dr. Shyodan Singh / Date:- 24 May, 2025 Abstract Background: Family structure has been shown to have a significant impact on the developmentof various psychological aspects, with single-parent families being associated with lower levels ofpsychological well-being in individuals. Given the strong link between resilience andpsychological well-being, the present study aims

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Differences in Primary School Students’ Problem-Solving Skills: Comics vs. Movies

Author Name:- Anushree Santosh Avhad / Date:- 13 May, 2025 Abstract Background: Children’s ability to solve problems is a critical component of their cognitive andacademic development. Few studies have examined the effect of visual storytelling mediums onimproving these skills, despite the fact that traditional learning methods have been extensively studied.Previous studies have demonstrated the positive

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Texting and Facial Emotional Cues Recognition Among Young Adults

Author Name:- Rajashree.D, Dr. Darshini. M / Date:- 13 May, 2025 Abstract In an increasingly digitalized world, text messaging has undoubtedly enhancedinterpersonal connectivity, however, the psychosocial consequences of this trend havelargely been unexplored. Previous literature suggests a neuropsychological link betweenemotional face expression recognition and problematic internet use, which might interferewith emotional evaluative and regulative mechanisms.

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