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- Efficacy of Holistic Quality of Life Intervention (HQLI) for Women Having Bipolar Disorder:A Randomized Controlled Trail
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Indian Journal of Health and Wellbeing, Vol 9, No 4 (2018), Pagination: 574-579Abstract
The present study examined the etficacy of“Holistic Quality ofLife Intervention” for alleviating depression and enhancing quality of life among female bipolar patients. It used a 'two-group randomized controlled trial' with 32 female bipolar patients in moderate depression who reside at long term residential care homes in Kerala, India. Beck's Depression Inventory and WHO's Quality ofLife- Bref scale were used to measure the level of depression and quality of life. The intervention was implemented for 8 weeks and the results displayed substantial etfects on the participants. The results were analyzed using Paired Sample t test and MANOVA and the Partial Eta Squared value indicated the extent of its effect. The study proved that the 'Holistic Quality of Life Intervention (HQLI)' is an etfective tool for alleviating depression and enhancing quality of life among women having bipolar disorder.Keywords
Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Quality of Life, Holistic Quality of Life Intervention.
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- Perceived Stress as a Predictor of Depressive Symptoms among Wives of Alcohol Dependent Persons
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Indian Journal of Health and Wellbeing, Vol 11, No 1-3 (2020), Pagination: 57-61Abstract
The present study observed the possible predictive effect of perceived stress on the depressive symptoms of wives of alcohol-dependent persons. Participants of the study involved 204 selected wives of alcohol-dependent persons from the 20 Kudumbasree groups (Women self-help group in Kerala, India) who completed the Perceived stress scale and Depressive Anxiety Stress Scale that measured perceived stress and depressive symptoms respectively. The results of the study showed a significantly positive relationship between perceived stress and depressive symptoms. Moreover, a regression analysis of the data showed that a significant variance of 60.3% of the depressive symptoms. The present study clearly gave the idea of perceived stress reduction can lessen the development of depressive symptoms among the participants. Thus, the present study recommends the need for a psychotherapeutic intervention program to be developed that can reduce perceived stress and depressive symptoms among wives of alcohol-dependent persons.Keywords
Perceived Stress, Depressive Symptoms, Wives Of Alcohol-Dependent Persons.- Neurotic Personality Is a Stress Inducer During COVID-19 Among Adolescents With the Prediction of Anxiety and Depression
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Indian Journal of Health and Wellbeing, Vol 14, No 1 (2023), Pagination: 01-04Abstract
The most complex health-relevant personality trait, neuroticism involves a pattern o f anxiety, worrying, moodiness, and propensity to experience negative affective states. It is also linked to increased exposure to stressful life events and increased susceptibility to the negative effects o f stress. Adolescents especially who have neurotic personality traits were the victims o f higher psychological distress due to confinement, social exclusion and reduced peer support during COVID-19. This has triggered a wide range o f psychological distress among adolescents. This study aims to explore the correlation and prediction o f neurotic personality and psychological distress among adolescents aged 15-19 during the COVID-19 pandemic. A cross-sectional predictive research method was used to collect data from adolescents in Kerala, India. BFI (Big Five Inventory), DASS-21 (Psychological Distress Scale), and PSS 10C (Perceived Stress Scale related to COVID) were used as measurement tools. The researcher recruited a sample o f 300 adolescents from different schools in Kerala and assessed through these measurement tools. High Neuroticism was found in 24.17 % o f the study sample o f adolescents in Kerala, India. Psychological distress was found in 86 % o f the adolescents in Kerala. These findings showed that neuroticism has a significant correlation with psychological distress during this pandemic among the adolescents and Neuroticism predicts 50 % of Psychological Distress and 73.4 % COVID19 Stress in the Kerala adolescents during COVID 19 pandemic. Conclusion: this study reveals that Neuroticism Personality trait significantly influences adolescent's mental health and due to their negative affectivity and emotional instability they are more prone to Psychological Distress and worse to Stressors.Keywords
Neurotic Personality Trait, Psychological Distress, COVID -19 Stress and Adolescents.References
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