Focusing on the security dynamics between India and the Gulf nations, this book explores the intricate security paradigm governing their relationship. It delves into aspects of security cooperation, highlighting both challenges and opportunities within this significant geopolitical context, offering insights into how these nations navigate their strategic interactions.
The study investigates the link between occupational stress and mental health issues among teachers, utilizing the Occupational Stress Index with a sample of 100 educators. Data analysis, including statistical methods like t-tests and correlation coefficients, reveals that teachers experience moderate stress levels. Findings indicate a significant correlation between occupational stress and various mental health concerns such as anxiety, depression, somatic symptoms, and social dysfunction. Additionally, notable differences were found between teachers with high and low stress levels regarding their mental health dimensions.
A Psycho-Social perspective
The book explores the profound psychological and physiological changes women experience during pregnancy, highlighting its impact on emotional well-being and potential adverse outcomes like preterm delivery and low birth weight. It emphasizes the significance of prenatal maternal stress and mental health issues, such as anxiety and depression, as independent risk factors. The author critiques the lack of pregnancy-specific measures in existing studies, pointing out the unique psychological and social challenges that pregnancy presents, which are often overlooked in research.