Bahria University Libraries: Recent submissions

  • First Step Help 
    Mutti-u-Rehman, 01-134141-098; Usman Tahir, 01-134141-136 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2018)
    Mostly we have seen that in most of the emergency situations people are unable to contact with any rescue resources to help them. In mostly cases people don’t know which rescue resource should be more effective to help ...
  • Relationship between education and likelihood of seeking help in individuals with mental health stigma 
    Syeda Batool Najam, Amna Jawed Khan (Institute of Professional Psychology, 2017-04)
    Developments have been made regarding mental health awareness. It has been noted that the general public still hesitates to seek treatment. The aim of the study is to identify the margin of difference in stigmatization ...
  • Impact of religious coping on quality of life in parkinson's patients. 
    : Anusha Amir Ali, Sumaira Mehmood Mian , Tooba Nadeem Mahnoor Abdullah Zakaria (Institute of Professional Psychology, 2018-01)
    This study aims to explore the effect of religious coping on quality of life in Parkinson’s patients. It was hypothesized as that there will be significant impact of religious coping quality of life in Parkinson’s patients. ...
  • Relationship between self esteem and marital satisfaction 
    Abira Ahmed, Ayesha Wasim, Iyreen Gill ,Maha fareed Aiman Shahid (Institute of Professional Psychology, 2018-02)
    The present study aimed to investigate the relationship between self esteem and marital satisfaction in married individuals of Pakistani population. It was hypothesized that there will be a significant relationship ...
  • Coping Strategies in siblings of individuals with and without physical disability during adolescence 
    Maria Waris Nawaz, Shumaila Imtiaz , Syeda Sadia Seema Siddiqua, (Institute of Professional Psychology, 2018-02)
    Siblings and their relationship is a vital process in one’s growth and development. Young individuals begin to learn social norms from home, interacting with parents and siblings. Thus, it is very important to understand ...
  • The Relationship between Physical exercises and Psychological Well-Being in University Students 
    Azka Shahbaz, Namra Javed, Tahira Fatima , Sarah Iftikhar Syeda Batool Zaidi, (Institute of Professional Psychology, 2018-04)
    The present study is aimed to explore the relationship between physical exercise and the psychological well-being in University students. 200 participants in the age range of 18-25 selected from two private Universities ...
  • Effect of psychology education on prosocial behavior among undergraduate and postgraduate psychology students. 
    Ayusha Malik, Ayusha Malik, Romaisa Ashraf GhauriSaliza Muhammad Ashraf (Institute of Professional Psychology, 2018-04)
    The present research aimed to find the effect of psychology education on prosocial behavior among undergraduate, graduate and post-graduate psychology students. Purposive sampling as used to select participants who were ...
  • Relationship between feelings about body image and general happiness. 
    Bisma Afzal Billoo, Fauzia Habib , Maliha Aslam Duwa Mohammad Saleem (Institute of Professional Psychology, 2018-02)
    The present study aimed to investigate the relationship between feelings about body image and general happiness in young adults. It was hypothesized that there would be a significant relationship between feelings abont ...
  • Obesity and subjective well being 
    Sarah Hanif, , Zainab Murad Ali , Zulekha Asif Sobia Fatima (Institute of Professional Psychology, 2018-03)
    The purpose of the study was to find the relationship between obesity and subjective well-being. It was hypothesized that there would be a significant difference in subjective well being of obese and non-obese males and ...
  • Relationship between emotional empathy and hope in adults. 
    : Ayesha Shakir, Sehar Eida , Soofia Husain Iqra Fatima (Institute of Professional Psychology, 2016-08)
    The present study examines the relationship of emotional empathy and hope in adults living with single and both biological parents. It was hypothesized that there would be a significant relationship in emotional empathy ...
  • Subjective Well being Of Working And Non-Working Woman 
    uha Ismail, Mehwish Altaf, Ammarah Amjad Faiza Fatima (Institute of Professional Psychology, 2017-07)
    The purpose of the present research was to study subjective wellbeing of working and working women. For this purpose, the data was collected from 200 women participants (N=200) of Karachi. The participants approached for ...
  • ACCEPTANCE OF RAPE MYTHS AMONG UNDERGRADUATE MALE AND FEMALE STUDENTS 
    Aamara Deedai Ali, Komal Hayat ,Amna Farooq Arubah Malik (Institute of Professional Psychology, 2018-07)
    The main purpose of this study was to find the difference female students regarding the acceptance of female rape myths that victim blaming or excusing the perpetrator. Specifically, myths that involved victim’s fabrication ...
  • Need for Achievement Among Children of Working and Non-Working Mothers 
    Mumtaz, Saba (Institute of Professional Psychology, 2011-07)
    The purpose of the present research was to study the effects of maternal employment on children’s need for achievement. The sample of the present study was 40 students of working and non-working mothers from intact families. ...
  • Home Automation System (P-0019) (MFN 6696) 
    Sundus Adil, 01-133142-266; Hira Malik, 01-133132-174; Muazzam Khan, 01-133132-180 (Computer Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2018)
    This venture displays the general plan of Home Automation System (HAS) with minimal cost and remote framework. This framework is intended to help and give bolster keeping in mind the end goal to satisfy the requirements ...
  • Smart Vacuum Cleaner (P-0020) (MFN 6695) 
    Namra Waseem, 01-133142-241; Hamza Javed, 01-133142-222; Sufyan Tanveer, 01-133142-254 (Computer Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2018)
    In the world of 21st century life has become fast and people have different priorities, needs and demands to maintain their fast life. In our country, the simple household chores are preferred to be done by a maid. Maids ...
  • Autonomous Assistive Robotic Arm (P-0021) (MFN 6694) 
    Danial Nasir, 01-133142-217; Fahad Hassan, 01-133142-219; Muhammad Irfan, 01-133142-233 (Computer Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2018)
    Robot automation is a vastly spreading field that covers almost all sectors of human life leading to development and innovation in students and professionals to display their technical ideas, aptitude, competence and ...
  • Electronic Eye for BVI (Blindness and Visual Impairment) (P-0022) (MFN 6693) 
    Rohina Roma Dutt, 01-133142-248; Qurat-ul-Ain, 01-133142-244; Sibtain Ali, 01-133142-252 (Computer Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2018)
    Individuals with visual disability confront different issues in their everyday life as the cutting edge assistive gadgets are frequently not meeting the customer prerequisites in term of cost and level of help. This paper ...
  • Assistive Device for Mute People (P-0023) (MFN 6692) 
    Hadia Tahir, 01-133142-220; Adda Fatima, 01-133142-213; Mahnur khan, 01-133142-226 (Computer Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2018)
    Researches indicate that electroencephalography (EEG) can be used to classify data of imagined speech. It can be further utilized to develop speech prosthesis and synthetic telepathy systems. The objective is to show a ...
  • Anti-Drowning System (P-0024) (MFN 6691) 
    Rehan Waleed Khalid, 01-133142-246; Syed Hassan Faraz, 01-133142-268; Mirza Saad Kamal, 01-133142-262 (Computer Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2018)
    This framework is extremely useful for sparing the life of a man suffocating in the water. This is finished by educating the pulse rate of any individual in the water to the lifeguard/concerned individual. Our framework ...
  • Miniature Self Driving Car (P-0025) (MFN 6690) 
    Rafi Ullah, 01-133142-245; Rida Maryam, 01-133142-247; Ali Saeed, 01-133142-215 (Computer Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2018)
    It is believed that human error is the primary cause of vehicular accidents. The human driver makes a driving mistake once in about 88 miles. Traffic related issues like traffic congestion, failure to obey traffic signals ...