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Adolescence is a transitional stage from childhood to adulthood, and habits like tobacco use, nutritional habits, and sexual behavior are very common among them which has long time implications for health. These habits lead to premature death (Ziaei, 2018, WHO, 2017). Adolescence phase is considered to be crucial as the youngsters embark to challenge their elderly controls and values and principles which are predominantly influenced by their p...

Introduction: Theorizing Community Definition of community: The Contemporary Significance of 'Community' What is Community Psychology? Define social psychology Functional Definitions 1.1 Prejudice: 1.1.1 What prejudice means The Difference between Prejudice and Discrimination 1.1.2 Some of the most well-known types of prejudice include 1.1.3 What are the effects of prejudice and discrimination? 1.1.3.1 The effect of Social Norms on Prejudice 1...

INTRODUCTION In the present modern society mastery of basic academic skills-reading, writing and arithmetic is a necessary pre-requisite for success in both school and employment setting and in society at large. A large percentage of children suffer from learning disabilities or learning difficulties and therefore do not master or partially master-these required academic skills. Not surprisingly, each one learns differently. Most of us have ou...

1.1 Preamble 1.2 Meaning of Adjustment 1.3 Types of Adjustment 1.4 What is Social Adjustment? 1.5 Psychological Well-Being and its Fields 1.6 Importance of Psychological Well-Being and Social Adjustment 1.7 Tribes and Tribal Area ¿What is Tribal? ¿Tribal in India ¿Tribal in Gujarat ¿Social Factor of Tribal People in India 1.8 Need for the Present Study,

INTRODUCTION "Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself" ~ Mark 12:31 1.1. PORTRAIT OF YOUNG ADULTHOOD Young adulthood is a distinctive period of lifespan from the ages approximately 18 to 25, a time of impressive accomplishments and risks, external and internal changes, including brain changes, propelling an individual from adolescence toward full maturity. When adolescents enter young adulthood, their thinking capacities, relationship skills,...

INTRODUCTION I] Need of the Study and the Perspective Behind While undertaking my post-graduate studies, I realized that in the present situation of globalization, humankind all over the world is facing problems of identity and misunderstanding. There is substantial crisis on account of the improper conceptions of humanity and religion. The present research initially began as an earnest inquiry into the age-old questions: Who am I? What is the...

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Introduction The Robot of tomorrow will be the effective result of the research work of today. Robotics advancement is going on in almost all technological areas. Especially for mobile robots, a similar trend is happening for computer systems, the transition from mainframe computing via workstations to PCs, which will probably continue with handheld devices for many applications. In the past, mobile robots were controlled by heavy, large, and ...

INTRODUCTION As never before in history, the society has become vulnerable to a variety of degenerating events today. The values of moral living are under severe threat from factors that promise instant pleasure. The conflict between the principles of good and evil are intimidating the very fabric of the moral world. A complete decadence of moral consciousness is at hindsight and one fears if our society is heading for a total moral disintegra...

SHAD-DARSANAS Orthodox systems of Indian philosophy are presented in six systems (shaddarsanas) of which we find the Sarnkhya and Yoga systems. The orthodox Indian philosophical systems were developed as a result of knowledge filtered down after long philosophical enquiries by sages through the Vedic, Brahmanic, Upanisadic, and Puranic periods of Indian history. Ancient sages of India, out of their spiritual realizations and contemplative visi...

INTRODUCTION Swami Vivekananda was one of the important figures of modern age, especially during the pre-independence period of India (1863-1902). He was not only a Darshanikai , but also was a religious leader and practioner. He propagated novel interpretations of religion and culture within the fold of India and abroad. He proved the importance of religion and Indian culture to the world at large and gave new meaning to religious, cultural a...