[PDF] Top 20 RELATIONSHIP OF PSYCHOSOCIAL STRESSORS WITH EMOTIONAL AND BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS AMONG SCHOOL GOING ADOLESCENTS

... Adolescence is a most crucial period in a person’s life because rapid changes occur in physical, psychological and emotional spheres. Hormonal and sexual spurts further complicate the issue. Unfortunately it is ... See full document

... and emotional and behavioral problems (Arslan & Renshaw, 2017; Renshaw & Bolognino ...on emotional and behavioral problems ...attention problems, internalizing ... See full document

... subjective emotional state comprising of increased physiological arousal and cognition ...an emotional state that consists of feelings, varies in intensity, from mild irritation or annoyance to intense fury ... See full document

... occasional problems which they may ...at school and outside of school, along with the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ), which is an instrument for screening emotional and ... See full document

... child's problems are often multi-factorial and the way in which they are expressed may be influenced by a range of factors including developmental stage, temperament, coping, and the nature and the duration of ... See full document

... that school-going adolescents who reported parental sub- stance use were more likely to engage in substance ...This relationship between familial substance use and the likelihood of substance ... See full document

... Lack of standardized criteria to define Internet addiction in a clear way [31] has brought along the Internet addiction and certain related debates. Yet, Internet gaming addiction is about to be freed from such ... See full document

... persistent problems for externalizing than for internalizing problems in a preterm group below 30 weeks’ GA and/or below 1250 ...Internalizing problems, such as anxiety, may resolve because the ... See full document

... with emotional, behavioral, and relationship problems, graduate medical education and continuing medical education should include opportunities for training that ensure that pediatric ... See full document

... Accordingly, adolescents with HAZs less than -2 standard deviations (SDs) below the median were defined as stunted, those with BMI-for height Z scores less than -2 SDs below the median were considered as ...1. ... See full document

... Eating disorders primarily affect adolescent girls and young adult females and are considered to be rare among males. These include AN, binge eating (BE) (also known as compulsive overeating), bulimia nervosa ... See full document

... the adolescents enabling accurate and useful data to be ...assess emotional and behavioral ...concerning emotional-behavioral ...Also, adolescents 13-18 years of age who had ... See full document

... and behavioral problems have well known advantages as well as limitations ...and behavioral problems among adolescents aged 12 – 14 ... See full document

... reduce psychosocial problems of participants by teaching active coping skills with the use of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) techniques ...and adolescents with ...and psychosocial ... See full document

... Our modern society is becoming complex day by day. It demands varied skills in different professions and these skills can be developed among students only with the help of teachers. Teaching can be fruitful only ... See full document

... being among the age groups of 11 to 12 ...prevalent among the study subjects whose mother had low or no education, joint family life style, working mothers and those living with ... See full document

... the behavioral model is not efficient alone, but it should be used with cognitive ...cognitive behavioral approach it is very useful to pay attention to the adolescent’s beliefs, attitudes and ...intimate ... See full document

... zation among school going adolescents in Ghana which suggest that elevated levels of psychological distress may pose as significant risk factors for bullying victimiza- tion [3, 20, ...health ... See full document

... Severity of emotional or behavioral disorders may be explained by lower socio-economic status [42]. In our population, higher difficulty scores were found in the larger cities (localities 3 and 4), with a ... See full document

... Vitamin A deficiency (VAD) is one of the most important causes of preventable childhood blindness and is a major contributor to morbidity and mortality from infections, especially in children and pregnant women, ... See full document