Volume 2, Issue 2, April-June 2025

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

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

Author Name:-Tanisha Mittal, Dr. Anjali Sahai / Date:- 14 April 2025 Abstract Background: Sleep is a basic physiological function that is necessary for maintaining bothphysical and psychological well-being. The relationship between sleep and health outcomes hasbeen the subject of numerous major studies, there is lack of research that particularly comparesmarried working women and non-working women.