Psychology
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Effect of Frequent Testing on Test Anxiety in Adolescents
— Frequent testing has become a dominant feature of contemporary schooling, justified by claims that it improves retention, provides continuous feedback, and raises achievement. Yet, the same practice is frequently blamed for escalating stress and anxiety—especially…
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Relationship Between Regular Yoga Practice and Workplace Mental Resilience: A Controlled Cohort Study
— Workplace stress is a persistent driver of burnout, absenteeism and turnover, yet resilience — the capacity to adapt to occupational adversity — remains under-served by conventional wellness programmes. This study examined whether regular yoga practice…
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Emotional Intelligence as a Determinant of Conflict Management Styles: A Systematic Review of the Banking and Service Sectors
— The notion of emotional intelligence (EI) is becoming more and more popular and recognized among researchers, being considered as an important behavioral competency which affects the relationships between people, communication efficiency, and the ability to…
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Integrating Cognitive Behavioral Therapy with Physical Therapy for Chronic Pain
Chronic pain affects over 20% of adults globally, leading to functional limitations, psychological distress, and reduced quality of life. Traditional physical therapy (PT) addresses biomechanical contributors but often fails to ameliorate maladaptive pain beliefs and coping…
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Combining Eye Tracking and A/B Testing to Optimize Human-Computer
This method is a strong methodology for HCI optimization by digging deeper into the behavior and preferences of users, in which eye tracking and A/B testing are integrated. Eye tracking technology enables precise measurement of visual…
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Effectiveness of Ayurvedic Gut-Focused Therapies in the Management of Anxiety and Depression
— Anxiety and depression are among the most prevalent mental health disorders worldwide, significantly affecting quality of life and functional capacity. Contemporary biomedical research increasingly recognizes the role of the gut–brain axis in mental health, emphasizing…
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Perfectionism, Academic Pressure, and High-Functioning Anxiety Among Urban Teenagers
— In contemporary urban societies, adolescents are increasingly exposed to intense academic competition, heightened parental expectations, and pervasive social comparison facilitated by digital media. While academic achievement is often equated with success and social mobility, excessive…
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Srotas Dysfunction (Srotodushti) as an Underlying Factor in Anxiety and Depression: An Ayurvedic Analysis
— Mental health disorders such as anxiety and depression are increasingly prevalent in modern society, posing significant challenges to public health systems worldwide. While contemporary psychiatry emphasizes neurochemical imbalances, cognitive patterns, and psychosocial stressors, traditional medical…
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Effectiveness of Cognitive Behavioral Interventions in Managing High-Functioning Anxiety Among Teenagers
— Adolescence is a critical developmental period marked by heightened emotional sensitivity, identity formation, and increasing academic and social demands. In recent years, high-functioning anxiety has emerged as a prevalent but often overlooked mental health concern…
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The Role of Gamification in Improving Medication Adherence
Medication adherence remains a critical challenge in healthcare, especially for patients with chronic conditions who must follow complex regimens. Non-adherence often results in worsened health outcomes and increased healthcare costs. As digital health platforms evolve, gamification—the…