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IJRHS – Vol.5 – 2017

  • Effects of Extended Family Structures on Childhood Development in Rural India

    Anusha George Independent Researcher Kerala, India Abstract This study offers a comprehensive examination of how extended family structures uniquely shape multiple facets of childhood development in rural Indian contexts. Grounded in Bronfenbrenner’s ecological systems theory, we…

  • Vol. 5, Issue 12, December 2017

    PUBLISHED: 2017-10-31 Original Research Article Sr. Title of Research Paper/Article Author (s)  Certificate Download Article 1 Effects of Extended Family Structures on Childhood Development in Rural India Anusha George  

  • Role of Rituals in Anxiety Regulation in Traditional Indian Families

    Rajat Sengupta Independent Researcher Tripura, India Abstract Building on the initial findings, this expanded abstract delves deeper into how traditional Indian family rituals function as multifaceted anxiety-regulation mechanisms. Anxiety disorders rank among the most prevalent mental…

  • Vol. 5, Issue 11, November 2017

    PUBLISHED: 2017-10-31 Original Research Article Sr. Title of Research Paper/Article Author (s)  Certificate Download Article 1 Role of Rituals in Anxiety Regulation in Traditional Indian Families Rajat Sengupta  

  • Psychological Effects of Prolonged Exam Preparation in Competitive Students

    Smita Paul Independent Researcher West Bengal, India Abstract The sustained pursuit of competitive examinations places considerable cognitive, emotional, and behavioral demands on students, often extending well beyond typical study durations. This extended preparatory phase can profoundly…

  • Vol. 5, Issue 10, October 2017

    PUBLISHED: 2017-09-30 Original Research Article Sr. Title of Research Paper/Article Author (s)  Certificate Download Article 1 Psychological Effects of Prolonged Exam Preparation in Competitive Students Smita Paul  

  • Impact of School Bullying on Emotional Intelligence of Teenagers

    Arvind Kumar Independent Researcher India Abstract School bullying represents one of the most pervasive and damaging social phenomena affecting adolescents worldwide. Characterized by repeated aggressive behaviors—be they physical, verbal, or relational—bullying creates an environment of fear…

  • Vol. 5, Issue 09, September 2017

    PUBLISHED: 2017-08-31 Original Research Article Sr. Title of Research Paper/Article Author (s)  Certificate Download Article 1 Impact of School Bullying on Emotional Intelligence of Teenagers Arvind Kumar  

  • Vol. 5, Issue 08, August 2017

    Sr. Title of Research Paper/Article Author  Download e-Certificate 1 Teaching Aptitude of Higher Secondary School Teachers Dr. Mehali R. Desai Download PDF   2 Sustainable Business Practices and Corporate Social Responsibility: A Study of their Influence…

  • Vol. 5, Issue 07, July 2017

    Sr. Title of Research Paper/Article Author e-Certificate Download 1 The Gandhi-Ambedkar Caste Debate: Is it Just Black and White or Shades of Grey are Possible? Or Was Gandhiji Apologetic of the Caste System? Divya Jha Download…