• Alexithymia, Aggression and Coping Self-Efficacy in University Students 

  Ammara Sohaib, 01-171202-008; Sadia Nawaz, 01-171202-063 (Professional Psychology BU E8-IC, 2024)

  Coping self-efficacy (CSE) is a necessary component of university student’s overall well-being because they frequently deal with a variety of stressors linked to social pressure, academic pressure, and personal development. ...
• Nomophobia, Perceived Social Support and Loneliness in University Students 

  Aisha Ali, 01-171202-006; Javeria Ilyas, 01-171202-031 (Professional Psychology BU E8-IC, 2024)

  The study aimed to investigate the relationship and gender differences between nomophobia (NMP), perceived social support (PSS) and loneliness in university students and to figure out the predictive role of NMP and PSS on ...
• Assessment of Puberty Changes Knowledge Scale and Challenges Faced by University Students of Islamabad, Pakistan; A Cross-sectional Survey 

  Samina Naeem Khalid, Subaina Naeem Khalid; Areeba Memon, Muhammad Mohsin Javaid; Saima Bairam, Rabia Mahmood (Journal of The Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Pakistan, 2024-10-02)

  Objective To assess the knowledge of physical and emotional changes during puberty in male and female university students (18-24 years) in Islamabad Introduction: Puberty is a crucial developmental phase, marked by ...
• Social Media Consumption Effect on Partner Objectification and Self Objectification in University Students 

  Nida Pervaiz, 01-171202-103; Momina Faisal, 01-171202-048 (Professional Psychology BU E8-IC, 2024)

  The pervasive use of social media has significantly influenced how individuals perceive themselves and others, often promoting physical appearance over other attributes. The social media consumption, especially exposure ...
• Individual and Environmental Predictors of Psychological Distress Among University Students 

  Hala Qamar, 01-171202-027; Eisha Tur Razia, 01-171202-089 (Professional Psychology BU E8-IC, 2024)

  The study aimed to investigate the predicting role of individual (impulsivity and instant gratification) and environmental (smartphone distraction) predictors of psychological distress among university students. The study ...

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