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A Comparative Study of the Self-Conciousness of Adolescents in Segregated and Non-Segregated Educational Settings

Binish, Shahid (Insititute of Professional Psychology, 2017)

The present study aimed to examine if different educational settings that is segregated and non segregated educational settings have an impact on the intensity of self-conscious feelings in adolescents (males and females). ...
Relationship of Personality Characteristics with Perceived Stress and Stress Management in Military Aircrew

Muddassra, Rashid (Insititute of Professional Psychology, 2017)

This study investigated the relationship among personality characteristics according to Five Factor theory, perceived stress and stress coping strategies in naval/military air crew. The research findings provide better ...
Relationship of Forgiveness and Gratitude with Psychological wellbeing among Institutionalized Female with Domestic Violence

Sheza, Farooq (Insititute of Professional Psychology, 2018)

Forgiveness and gratitude are positive psychology characteristics that are associated with psychological wellbeing. The present study examined the relationship of forgiveness and gratitude with psychological wellbeing ...
Integrating Cognitive Behavioral Hypnotherapy Interventions for Reduction in Smoking in Anxiety prone Adults

Benish, Nawaz Khan (Insititute of Professional Psychology, 2017)

The current study aimed to assess the efficacy of Cognitive Behavioral and Hypnotic interventions in reduction of smoking in anxious prone adults. The hypotheses were; Hl- Cognitive Behavioral Hypnotherapy will reduce ...
Effect of Client Centered Play Therapy on Old age Home Residents with Symptoms of Depression

Imam, Alizeh Mallick (Institute of Professional Psychology Bahria University, 2016)

Whilst client centered play therapy has mostly been associated with children, researchers have recently started exploring the benefits of this therapy while dealing with adults and the elderly. The purpose ofthis study was ...
Clinical Intervention of Schema Therapy Along With Mindfulness to Attenuate Anxiety: a randomized Controlled Trail

Malik, Rimsha Tanveer (Institute of Professional Psychology Bahria University, 2016)

The present study aimed to explore the efficacy ofschema therapy in combination with mindfulness for reducing anxiety level of individuals in group setting. It was hypothesized that significant reductions in anxiety level ...
Vulnerability to Psychological Symptoms Among Adolescent Boarders and Non Boarder

Akram, Annum (Institute of Professional Psychology Bahria University, 2016)

The purpose of the study was to examine the vulnerability to the symptoms of depression, anxiety and stress among adolescent boarders and non-boarders. It was hypothesized that male adolescents who receive education from ...
Effectiveness of Unstructed Colouring Activity and Mandala Colouring for Evaluating Anxiety as State Anxiety in Children

Zahid, Zainab (Institute of Professional Psychology Bahria University, 2016)

The present study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of unstructured and Mandala (structured) colouring the levels of evaluation anxiety as state anxiety among school going children by use of unstructured colouring activity ...
Effect of Group Cognitive Behavioral Therapy on Reducing Depressive Symptoms Among Mothers of Children with Down Syndrome: Randomized Control Trail

Chishti, Kanzah (Institute of Professional Psychology Bahria University, 2016)

The present study aimed to explore the efficacy of group cognitive behavioral therapy in reducing depressive symptoms among mothers of Down syndrome children. The comparison was established between the experimental group ...
Compassion Fatigue and Compassion Satisfaction Among Nurses

shaikh, Mahnoor (Institute of Professional Psychology Bahria University, 2016-11-01)

This study aimed to find out the difference in the levels of compassion fatigue and compassion satisfaction between nurses working in emergency and medicine wards. The hypotheses for this study were that the nurses of ...

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