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Pande, Lata
- Psychological Well-Being of the Spouses of Deployed And Non-Deployed Commissioned officers of Indian Armed Forces:A Comparative Study
Authors
1 Department of Home Science, D.S.B. Campus, Kumaon University, Nainital (Uttarakhand), IN
Source
Asian Journal of Home Science, Vol 12, No 1 (2017), Pagination: 127-130Abstract
Spouse of armed force personnel face anxiety and stress during the periods of deployment of their husbands to high altitude and other field areas and stress due to the danger of their husband’s life as well as managing every task single handedly. Work pressure and separation from the family together makes the condition worse for the soldier thus, cases of anxiety and even suicides among soldiers are also increasing day by day which is also a contributing factor to disturb psychological well being of those spouses whose husbands are deployed away from home. Considering the gravity of the matter present study establishes the differences of various dimensions of psychological well being and overall psychological well being between spouses of deployed and non-deployed commissioned officers of armed forces.100 officers’ spouses among which 50 were those who belong to deployed category and 50 belonged to non-deployed category were selected as respondents. Statistical differences were found using students’ T test. The results of the analysis show significant differences in total psychological well-being, life satisfaction and mental health between deployed and non-deployed officers’ spouses.
Keywords
Deployed, Non-Deployed, Psychological-Wellbeing, Stress, Mental Health.
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