• THE ROLE OF SOCISL COMPARISON AND APPEARANCE RELATED RACISM IN PREDUCTING COMPENSATORY APPEARANCE MANAGEMENT BEHAVIORS IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN ADULTS 

  03275232-034, Nimra Riaz (2025-09-01)

  This research work investigated the role of social comparison, appearance related racism in predicting compensatory appearance management behaviors in university students. A sample of 300 students (114 males and 182 females) ...
• DEFENSE STYLE, IRRATIONAL BELIEFS AS PREDICTORS OF COMPARTMENTALIZATION AND DETACHMENT IN INDIVIDUAL WITH DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY 

  03-275232-033, Nazo Mushtaq (2025-09-01)
• SOCIAL MEDIA OVERUSE, DECISION MAKING AND CIRCARDIAN RHYTHMSOCIAL MEDIA OVERUSE, DECISION MAKING AND CIRCARDIAN RHYTHM IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS 

  03-275232-046, 03-275232-046 (2025-09-01)
• SOCIAL MEDIA USE, PHUBBING, MARITAL SATISFACTION AMONG MARRIED EMPLOYEES WORKING IN SOFTWARE HOUSES 

  03-275232-014, Ayesha Zakir (2025-09-01)

  This study investigates the relationship between social media use, phubbing behavior, and marital satisfaction among married employees in software houses. A sample of 110 participants completed self-report questionnaires ...
• BELIEFS, DEFENSE STYLES, FRIENDSHIP QUALITY AND COMPARTMENTALIZATION-DETACHMENT AMONG YOUNG ADULTS. 

  03-275232-035, Noor ul Ain (2025-08-01)

  This study examined the associations between Beliefs, Defense Styles, Friendship Quality and Compartmentalization-detachment among young adults. Supported by frameworks such as cognitive-behavioural and psychodynamic ...
• Rumination, Anxiety and Existential Crisis. The Mediating Role of Coping Skills among University Students. 

  03-275232-001, 03-275232-001 (2025-08-01)

  This research looks at how rumination, anxiety, and existential crisis are connected, with coping skills playing a mediating role among Pakistani university students. Rumination, defined as repetitive negative thinking, ...
• UNVEILING THE CHILDHOOD EMOTIONAL ABUSE USING AI-GENERATED IMAGERY AND NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING (NLP) 

  03-275232-005, Aqsa Tanveer (2025-08-01)

  Childhood Emotional Abuse (CEA) is a delicate issue, often overlooked, which has immense psychological consequences. In spite of a growing consideration of the issue, there exist enormous lacunae in the identification ...
• AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY AMONG PARENTS OF PEDIATRIC CANCER PATIENTS 

  03-275232-015, Beenish Zafar (2025-08-01)

  Background: Two of the most prevalent but rather underrepresented depressive syndromes that parents of cancer-stricken children experience include depression and anxiety. Pediatric cancer diagnosis is a serious emotional ...
• Perceived Neglect, Bullying, Emotion Regulation, and Internalizing and Externalizing Problems in Adolescents 

  03-275232-063, Farhana Ashiq (2025-09-01)

  The aim of this study is to examine the relationship between perceived neglect, bullying and their internalizing and externalizing problems on adolescents. A correlational research design was employed, involving a sample ...
• UNVEILING ATTACHMENT STYLES USING AI-GENERATED IMAGES AND NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING (NLP) 

  03-275232-007, Areesha M Ilyas (2025-08-01)

  The current study was intended to unveiling attachment styles using AI-generated images and Natural Language Processing (NLP). Population of the study were married couples. Sample of the study was comprised of N= 30 ...
• The Impact of Palliative Care on Quality of Life and Emotional Well-being in Terminal-Stage Cancer Patients and Their Families. 

  03-275232-017, Fatima Jawad (2025-08-01)

  The objective of this research was to understand the life experiences of patients who have advanced-stage cancer and their family caregivers and more specifically their views of palliative care, emotional well-being and ...
• SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCE, MATERIALISM, FEAR OF MISSING OUT AND IMPULSIVE BUYING IN YOUNG ADULTS 

  03-275232-045, SARA FAROOQ (2025-08-01)

  In 21st century, impulsive buying is increasing drastically specially in young adults. The key factors involved are materialistic values, influence from social media and fear of missing out. The main objective was to ...
• ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DEPENDENCY, ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATION, DECISION MAKING AND ACADEMIC STRESS IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS. 

  03-275232-041, SABA BANO (2025-08-01)

  In the past few years, AI has become an integral element of students' academic routines, generating concerns about its impact on learning behavior’s, stress levels, and decision-making skills. A quantitative correlational ...
• Dissociation And Psychosocial Maladjustment in the Context of Complex Developmental Trauma Among Street Children: A Qualitative Study 

  03-275232-003, Amman Fatima (2025-08-01)

  Street children are particularly vulnerable because their lives usually dwell in early childhood traumas. When they experience extreme negative events collectively, they are more likely to engage in psychopathological ...
• Perfectionism, Creative Confidence, Self-Evaluation & Burnout in Young Artists 

  03-275232-023, Kainat Imtiaz (2025-08-01)
• PSYCHOLOGICAL ABUSE, SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE, SELF-CONCEPT, AND EMOTIONAL AND BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS IN ADOLESCENTS 

  03-275232-021, Husna Javed (2025-08-01)
• ATTACHMENT STYLES, SOCIAL MEDIA COMPARISON, AND RELATIONSHIP SATISFACTION IN YOUNG ADULTS WITH DATING RELATIONSHIP 

  SAMIA, 03-275232-043 (2025-08-01)

  Young adults’ romantic relationships are increasingly influenced by digital interactions, yet limited research has examined how attachment styles and social media comparison affect relationship satisfaction. The main ...
• Investigation of Machine Learning methods for Alzheimer and Mental Health 

  03-134211-023, M. Faizan Chaudhary (2025-01-01)

  Alzheimer's disease and its precursor, Mild Cognitive Impairment, are among the leading causes of dementia worldwide. Early detection of these conditions is crucial for effective intervention and management. This study ...
• PERSONALITY TRAITS CRITICAL LIFE EVENTS AND NIGHTMARE DISTRESS AMONG MIDDLE AGED ADULTS 

  03-171211-008, HIRA ASHIQ (2025-01-01)

  The research was conducted to explore the interplay of personality traits, critical life events and nightmare distress among middle aged (35 to 60 year) adults. A cross-sectional study design was used to gather information ...
• PERSONALITY TRAITS, EMOTIONAL COMPETENCY AND SELF-ESTEEM IN SUBSTANCE USERS AND NON-USERS 

  03-171211-014, SAFIEE UR RAHMAN (2025-01-05)

  The present study examines the personality traits, emotional competency and self-esteem in young adults who are using illegal substance. These psychological factors are important identifying factors as they can help in the ...

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