National Association of Psychological Science

July-2024 Vol-19 No-2

1.The Lesser-Known Phenomenon of Sports: A Systematic Review of Runners’ High Umakantha Monika and John Romate	2.A Comparative Study of Professional Growth Conflict,Family-Work Conflict, and Self-conflict among School Teachers Anita Kumari and Dazy Zarabi
3.THE IMPACT OF YOGA NIDRA ON ANXIETY, STRESS & WELL-BEING IN A COHORT OF THE GERIATRIC POPULATION. Ashutosh Vashishth , Dr Nidhi Verma and Dr Rajesh Nair	4.Family Economic Status and Sense of Gratitude Among Filipino Adolescents Ian I. Llenares and Custer C. Deocaris
5.Effect of Gender Stereotype on Attitude Toward Women in Males Hemant Kumar, Supriya, Vijeta Singh, Sunita Rani and Rakesh Kumar Behmani	6.SOCIAL MEDIA ADDICTION AND AGGRESSION AMONG HIGHER SECONDARY STUDENTS Anita Sharon Joshua, Mamman Joseph C., Anusree K. P., Dhanya and Femilin Davis
7.Emotion Regulation of Pre-teens from Lower Socio-economic Background in Chennai Daphlyn A, Leanna Elsy R, Nagamani K M, Sanjana Sruthi J, Shiney R and Ezhil Meena	8.Body Mass Index (BMI) and Cognitive abilities in school going boys: A Cross sectional study Parthasarathi Debray
9.The Role of Self-Efficacy and Mindfulness in Promoting Youth Resilience Sonia Manhas and Rupan Dhillon	10.Family Economic Status and Sense of Gratitude Among Filipino Adolescents Ian I. Llenares and Custer C. Deocaris
11.Self-Objectification, Self-Esteem, Social Connectedness, Self-Compassion, and Depression A Serial Mediation Analysis Naresh Behera and Dr. Sipra Khuntia	12.The Relationship Between Big Five Personality Traits and Preferences in Learning Styles Among University Students of Odisha Sipra Khuntia and Naresh Behera
13.COMBATING WORKPLACE STRESS & TOXICITY BY INTEGRATING INDIAN ANCIENT ART FORMS: A STUDY ON DELHI-NCR WORKPLACES Ms. Nisha Bajaj, Ms. Rableen Kaur and Dr. Nupur Gosain	14.IMPACT OF YOGA AND GENDER ON PSYCHOLOGICAL WELLBEING OF AMONG ADULTS Anupma and Sanjay Kumar
15.Childhood Traumatic Events, sexual functioning and Post-traumatic Stress Among College Students Sohini Ghosh and Mohd Afsar	16.Sports Achievement Motivation Level between Male and Female Aerobic Gymnasts of Manipur Th. Shyam Singh
17.EXHAUSTION IN PARENTAL BURNOUT AND WELLBEING: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF SELF-DISCREPANCY AMONG URBAN INDIAN MOTHERS Vaijayanthi Vaidyanathan and M. Kanchana	18.WORKPLACE OSTRACISM AS A PREDICTOR OF TURNOVER INTENTIONS IN THE BANKING SECTOR Nupur Agarwal, Dr. Jyoti Sinha and Dr. Neeraj Panwar
19.Relationship between Personality Dimension and Depression among Nursing Students: A Cross-Sectional descriptive study Prabhat Kumar Singh and Manglesh Kumar Manglam	20.EFFECT OF BRAINSTORMING INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGY ON ACHIEVEMENT IN SCIENCE IN RELATION TO SCIENTIFIC ATTITUDE Prof. Ram Mehar and Jyotsna Sharma
21..Resilience and Life Satisfaction: A Study among Secondary School Teachers of Telangana Prabhat Kumar Singh and Manglesh Kumar Manglam	22.SOCIAL MEDIA ADDICTION AND AGGRESSION AMONG HIGHER SECONDARY STUDENTS Anita Sharon Joshua, Dr. Mamman Joseph C., Anusree K. P., Dhanya N. and Femilin Davis
23.The Prevalence of Anxiety Disorders and its Relationship with Marital Satisfaction Prabhat Kumar Singh and Manglesh Kumar Manglam	24.Biofeedback-based Interventions for Disruptive Behaviour Disorders among Children and Adolescents: A Systematic Review Subh Priya Pal and Gurpreet Kaur
25.The Lesser-Known Phenomenon of Sports A Systematic Review of Runners’ High Umakantha Monika and John Romate

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I am delighted to learn that National Association of Psychological Science-INDIA and Psychology Dept., P.G. Govt. College, Sector-46, Chandigarh Jointly organizes 2nd International and 4th Indian Psychological Science Congress with International Collaboration of World Without Anger (W.W.A) on 8-9 October, 2015 at Chandigarh-INDIA.

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