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THE IMPACT OF MASCULINITY AND NORMATIVE MALE ALEXITHYMIA ON INTERPERSONAL DIFFICULTIES IN YOUNG ADULT MALES

Liaqat, Hira (S3H - NUST,, 2006)

The study of psychology of men and masculinity has been the focus of attention of research for the past 30 years. Scholars have explored how gender differences have impacted the way emotions have been communicated and ...

Role of Problem Solving in Childhood Behavioral Problems

Maimoona Zahid (S3H - NUST, 2016)

Teachers Knowledge, Attitude and Practice (KAP) towards Children Mental Health Issues

Javed, Marium (S3H - NUST,, 2016)

Appreciation has developed for the role of schools in expanding psychological maturity of children. Therefore, over the past few years, School Based Mental Health (SBMH) services and facilitation have attracted the attention ...

PROBLEMS FACED BY STUDENTS LIVING IN BOARDING SCHOOLS OF ABBOTTABAD CITY

Saleem, Aisha (S3H - NUST,, 2016)

Living in boarding brings many challenges for adolescents as they live away from home, in an environment with disciplinary setup. Adolescents, while going through the stressors of age related changes, when put in a situation ...

THE EXPERIENCE OF WORKPLACE AND PUBLIC HARASSMENT: A SURVEY OF ON-SHOP SALESGIRLS

Rafique, Anam (S3H - NUST,, 2016)

A large number of women in developing countries including Pakistan are now entering into workforce but most of these women encounter variety of difficulties such as low salary packages, little support for child-care, general ...

An Exploratory Phenomenological Study of Post Trauma Adjustment of the Surviving Students of the 16th December, 2014 Army Public School Peshawar Attack

GILANI, SUMBAL (S3H - NUST,, 2016)

The city of Peshawar has been the worst victim of terrorism in Pakistan in the past decade, with every successive attack, the brutality increased in intensity. Every time Peshawar is hit, the question of post trauma ...

How do sanitary health workers view themselves in their lives – a qualitative study

Annum Tanweer (National University of Sciences and Technology Islamabad, 2016)

Every day we see sanitary health workers dedicating their services towards keeping our homes, streets and workplace clean. In South Asian region, sanitary health workers are often exposed to discrimination, health concerns, ...

Post traumatic stress, psychological distress in rescue 1122 workers of Peshawar and their coping strategies

Zarlasht Khalid (National University of Sciences and Technology Islamabad, 2016)

Rescue workers are exposed to a range of traumatic events in their line of duty that can result in Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). In the past, research conducted on this population has concluded that different rates ...

Translation, Adaptation and Validation of Childhood Anxiety Sensitivity Index (CASI): A screening Measure for Anxiety Disorders

Anowra Khan (National University of Sciences and Technology, 2016)

The aim of the present study was to translate, adapt and validate Childhood Anxiety Sensitivity Index (CASI) (Silverman et al., 1991) in Urdu language. CASI is a self-report test for measuring anxiety sensitivity in children ...

Psychosocial determinants of self-reported sexually transmitted infections and its symptoms in women of Pakistan (secondary analysis of pdhs 2012-13)

Momna Saeed (S3H-NUST, 2016)

The purpose of the present study was to identify some of the psychosocial correlates of selfreported sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and its symptoms among married women of Pakistan. A secondary analysis on data ...

Impact of service-learning and civic engagement on psychological wellbeing of university students

Shamyle Rizwan Khan (S3H-NUST, 2016)

Traditions of Eudaimonism and Altruism advocate helping behavior and community engagement as sources of psychological and social wellness. Previous literature concludes inconsistent impact of the altruistic phenomena of ...

A Qualitative Study to Explore and understand the Phenomenon of Deliberate Self-harm

Sarah Ahmad (S3H - NUST,, 2016)

Predictors of Burden in Families Caring for Serious Mental Illness

Javeria Khalid Bajwa (S3H - NUST,, 2016)

Association between theory of mind and peer problems

Saeed, Maham (S3H-NUST, 2017)

According to research in different cultures, there is cultural variation in the development of theory of mind, also there is a developmental lag in non-western cultures, including Pakistan. Previous research suggests that ...

PARENTAL PSYCHOPATHOLOGY, CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT AND CHILDHOOD BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS

Rehman, Fiza (S3H - NUST,, 2017)

In the recent years, many researchers have been trying to identify the predictors of behavioral problems in children. In Pakistan, such a study has become necessary because many prevalence studies have found out higher ...

PSYCHOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIORAL POST-TRAUMA OUTCOMES AMONG ADOLESCENT SURVIVORS OF APS PESHAWAR MASSACRE:

AKHTAR, UMBREEN (S3H - NUST,, 2017)

In a world of ever-increasing man-made violence, adolescents are spared neither the trauma nor its consequences. Exposure to trauma has been found to be more detrimental to adolescent, since they are still in transitional ...

K-Sads-Pl 2013 Working Draft Screen Interview: Translation and Cross-Cultural Adaptation

Amnah Ejaz (National University of Sciences and Technology Islamabad, 2017)

The objective of this study was the translation and cross-cultural adaptation of Kiddie Schedule for Affective Disorders and Schizophrenia for School-Aged Children (6 to 18 years) K-SADS PL Working Draft Screen Interview. ...

Practice of Self- Compassion among Mental Health Service Providers and Its relationship with Compassion Satisfaction and Compassion Fatigue

Zaupash Amjad (National University of Sciences and Technology Islamabad, 2017)

Few studies have focused on caring professionals, their ability to feel compassion for themselves( Self-compassion), their level of contentment and pleasure that they receive from the kind of mental health care services ...

Relationship between Mother-Child Emotion Discourse, and Emotional Competence among Preschool Children

Zain Khan (National University of Sciences and Technology Islamabad, 2017)

Predictors of psychological morbidity amongst elderly living in old homes

Nayab Chaudhary (National University of Sciences and Technology Islamabad, 2017)

Old age is an age of vulnerability in many respects, it is more prone to physical and psychological morbidity compared to other age groups. While it is part of the traditional and cultural norms in Pakistan that encourage ...

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