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Kaur, Sumanpreet
- Evaluation of Sadbhavna Treatment Protocol in Seondary Prevention of Suicide (Self-Harm) Attempts among Heroin Abusers in a Rehab Centre Set-Up
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1 Sadbhavna Centre of Addiction Science & Mental Health Research, IN
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Sadbhavana-Research Journal of Human Development, Vol 6, No 1 (2016), Pagination: 30-48Abstract
Suicide (Self-Harm) is legally defined as "An act of deliberate intentional self-killing." It generally originated from an "Aggression towards self following the internalization of frustration or disappointment related to a loved one." Psychologically Freund defined it as "A murderous attack on an internalized object which has become a source of ambivalence."- A Descriptive Study to Assess Depression among Elderly Population of selected Urban Community of Cheharta, Amritsar Punjab
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1 Khalsa College of Nursing, Amritsar, Punjab, IN
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Asian Journal of Nursing Education and Research, Vol 6, No 3 (2016), Pagination: 337-341Abstract
Depression is a common mental disorder that presents with depressed mood, loss of interest or pleasure, feelings of guilt or low self-worth, disturbed sleep or appetite, low energy, and poor concentration. These problems can become chronic or recurrent and lead to substantial impairments in an individual's ability to take care of his or her everyday responsibilities. At its worst, depression can lead to suicide, a tragic fatality associated with the loss of about 850 000 lives every year.
Study: A Descriptive study to assess depression among elderly population of selected urban community of Cheharta, Amritsar, Punjab.
Objectives:
1. To assess the prevalence of depression among elderly population.
2. To determine association of depression among elderly population with socio-demographic variables.
3. To prepare and distribute the guidelines on stress management.
Methods: The aim of the study is to combat with depression among elderly by preparing and distributing guidelines for prevention of stress. A non-experimental research approach along with descriptive research design was used. Research study was conducted in selected urban community of cheharta, Amritsar, Punjab. Non-Probability sampling technique purposive sampling technique was used for data collection. Socio-demographic profile and Modified Geriatric depression scale was used to assess depression among elderly population of selected urban community of Cheharta, Amritsar, Punjab. The tool was administered to 200 elderly persons of selected urban community. The permission for research was taken from the medical officer of Cheharta. After taking the permission Kartar Nagar an area of Cheharta was chosen for the study. Data for study was collected by door to door visit in selected community. Chi square was employed to determine association of collected data. Result: Results showed that 57(28.5%) of elderly population were from age group of 66-70 years, 110(55%) were females and 151(75.5%) were illiterate. Among the elderly majority 105(52.2%) were having mild level of depression followed by 35(17.5%) who were having moderate depression. It was found that there was significant association of level of depression with age.
Conclusion: It is concluded that mild and moderate depression is more prevalent among elderly in selected urban community of Cheharta, Amritsar.
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Depression, Elderly Population, Suicide, Purposive Sampling, Chi Squrae.- A Descriptive Study to Assess the Prevalence of Cardiovascular Risk Factors among Adolescents in Selected Schools of Banga, District Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar, Punjab
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1 Guru Nanak College of Nursing, Dhahan Kaleran, Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar, Punjab, IN
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Asian Journal of Nursing Education and Research, Vol 6, No 3 (2016), Pagination: 361-370Abstract
Atherosclerotic changes begin in the early ages and progress to great extent during adolescence. Physical inactivity, unhealthy habits, eating fast foods, unhealthy competition and stress make today's adolescents vulnerable to coronary artery disease. WHO in its study has recommended teaching school children about risk factors of coronary artery disease and introduction of early lifestyle modification in school curriculum by identifying risk factors among adolescents. The necessary modification in lifestyle can be introduced early. Coronary artery disease is associated with the habit and lifestyle of people. Any attempt to establish a healthy lifestyle in the population can bring about a reduction in the morbidity and mortality rate due to coronary artery disease.
Statement of problem: A Descriptive study to assess the prevalence of Cardiovascular risk factors among adolescents in selected schools of Banga, District Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar, Punjab.
Aim of study: The aim of the study was to study the prevalence of cardiovascular risk factors among adolescents (13-19 yrs) and prepare an information guide booklet on prevention of cardiovascular disorders.
Objectives :
1. To assess the prevalence of cardiovascular risk factors among adolescents
2. To assess the level of BMI among adolescents.
3. To assess the level of stress among adolescents.
4. To determine the association of risk factors of developing cardiovascular disorders among adolescents with selected socio-demographic variables.
5. To prepare and distribute the information guideline booklet on prevention of cardiovascular disorders among adolescents.
Method of study : The aim of the study was to study the prevalence of cardiovascular risk factors among adolescents (13-19 yrs) and prepare an information guide booklet on prevention of cardiovascular disorders. The present study assesses the prevalence of cardiovascular risk factors among adolescents in selected schools of Banga, District Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar, Punjab. Stratified cluster sampling technique was followed to select sample. Data was collected by 3 tools Part- A comprises of socio-demographic variable profile i.e. age, gender, dietary pattern, physical activity, BMI, area of residence., life style, type of family, family history of cardiovascular diseases . Part- B comprises of Anthropometric measurement by using measuring tape, weighing machine, stadiometre, body mass index and stress and Part-C was self structured Likert scale on cardiovascular risk factors. Analysis and interpretation of study was done by applying descriptive statistics and chi square findings were represented in forms of table and graphs.
Result: The results showed that among 100 adolescents nearly equal division of adolescent in age group of 13-14 years i.e. 30% in age group of 15-16 32% and in age group 17-19 years is 38%.Majority of adolescent were male 52% and 48% were females. Regarding to BMI majority of adolescents were normal weighted. Majority of adolescents belonged to rural areas 63% and 37% belonged to urban area. Majority of adolescent were vegetarian 59% and 47% were non-vegetarian. About 17% of adolescents were underweight, 33% adolescents were normal, 28% were overweight and 19% were obese class-1 were at risk. Majority (53%) of adolescents were having mild risk and followed by (27 %) having no risk followed by those having moderate risk (13%) and least (7.0%) were having high risk of developing cardiovascular disorders .
Conclusion: With regard to association of cardiovascular risk factors with selected socio-demographic variables such as age (in years),dietary pattern, sex, BMI, area of residence, type of family, family history of cardiovascular diseases, type of family , Association of cardiovascular risk factors with Dietary pattern, BMI , life style, family history of cardiovascular diseases was found statistically significant at p<0.05.
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Cardiovascular Risk Factors, Adolescence, Prevalence, P<0.05., BMI, CHI Square.- A Cross-Sectional Study to Assess the Psychosocial Deviations and Depression among the Senior Citizens of Selected Rural Community of Gurdaspur, Punjab
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1 Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing, S.V.M. College of Nursing Mudhal, Near- Verka, Amritsar, Punjab, IN
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Asian Journal of Nursing Education and Research, Vol 6, No 3 (2016), Pagination: 401-406Abstract
Mental health is on the verge of emerging as one of the most problematic challenges in the world, while depression is estimated to be the second largest cause of disease burden in our country. Depression is a common mental disorder that presents with depressed mood, loss of interest or pleasure, feeling of guilt or low self-worth, disturbed sleep or appetite, low energy, and poor concentration. Majority of individuals who suffers from severe depression in old age come from a pool of people who suffer primarily from depressive conditions. So there arises the need for prevention.
Methods: The aim of the study is to assess prevalence of psychosocial deviations and depression among senior citizens of selected rural community. A non-experimental research approach along with Cross-sectional descriptive research design was used. Research study was conducted in selected rural community of Gurdaspur, Punjab. Non-Probability sampling technique purposive sampling technique was used for data collection. The study was delimited to senior citizens residing in selected rural community. It was assumed that the senior citizens may or may not have any psychosocial problems and depression. Socio-demographic variables were age, gender, education, income, self efficacy, employment, years of retirement, life partner alive or expired. Likert scale on psychosocial deviations of senior citizens and Modified Beck's depression inventory was used to assess depression among senior citizen of selected rural community of Gurdaspur , Punjab. The tool was administered to 100 elderly persons of selected rural community. The permission for research was taken from the authorities of selected village. Data for study was collected by door to door visit in selected community. Chi square was employed to determine association of collected data.
Result: According to age of the senior citizen out of 100, majority were in age group of 66-70years (26%). As per educational status most of senior citizens were un-educated (47%). Distribution of study sample according to employment in which maximum were homemakers (74%). Regarding monthly income majority (52%) had family income Rs upto 2000/-. Distribution of study subjects according to self efficacy (61%) of senior citizens belonged to group not self efficate. Regarding gender most of study subjects were male; (59%). Pertaining to years of retirement counted maximum in 1-3 year group (46.%). According to life partner alive or expired maximum (53.%) were living with their life partners.
Conclusion: Hence, it may be concluded that out of 100 study subjects, majority were in age group 66-70 years, were homemakers ,un-educated with monthly income upto 2000/-. (57%) of the subjects had medium level of psychosocial deviations and overall mean was 33.33. (24%) severe level of depression. The overall mean of depression was 16.66. It shows that a significant association was found between psychosocial deviations and depression with age, income, self efficacy, years of retirement, life partner alive or expired.
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Senior Citizens, Psychosocial Deviations, Chi Square, Modified Beck's Depression Inventory, Purposive Sampling Technique.- A Corelational Descriptive Study to Assess the Knowledge and Attitude of School Student towards Mental Illness of Selected School of Amritsar, Punjab
Authors
1 Khalsa College of Nursing, Amritsar, Punjab, IN
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Asian Journal of Nursing Education and Research, Vol 6, No 3 (2016), Pagination: 301-306Abstract
Stigma is common toward persons with mental health problems and can be defined as a label that sets a person apart from others, links her or him with undesirable characteristics and leads to avoidance by others in society. To aid in the planning of effective and well-targeted initiatives to reduce stigma we examined in my dissertation the prevalence of stigmatizing attitudes and the factors associated with stigmatizing of school going students with mental disorders.
Statement of the problem: A Correlational Descriptive Study to assess the knowledge and attitude of school student towards mental illness of selected school of Amritsar Punjab.
Objectives of the study: The objectives are to:
1. To assess the knowledge regarding the mental illness of school student.
2. To assess the attitude towards mental illness of school student.
3. To find the correlation between knowledge score and attitude score of school student regarding the mental illness.
4. To determine the association between knowledge and attitude scores of school student regarding the mental illness with selected socio- demographic variables.
Method: A non-experimental research approach along with co-relational descriptive research design was used. Research study was conducted in selected school of Amritsar, Punjab. Probability sampling technique purposive sampling technique was used for data collection. Socio-demographic profile and Self structured Likert scale for knowledge and attitude towards mental illnesses among students of selected school of Amritsar, Punjab. The tool was administered to 100 students. The permission for study was taken from the principal of the school. After taking the permission medical and non-medical students were chosen for the study by stratified random sampling technique. All the students were given explanation about the study and the tools and tools were distributed to fill. Health education was conducted by chart display on mental health in school auditorium.
Results : It shows that majority (37%) of students have average knowledge followed by 35 % who were having poor knowledge, 28% were having good knowledge and majority (56%) of students have negative attitude towards mental illnesses followed by 44 % who were having positive attitude. Coefficient of correlation was 0.52 concluded that knowledge and attitude towards mental illnesses among school students have positive correlation. It was concluded that there was no significant association between gender whereas stream of education and area of residence is associated with knowledge and attitude towards mental illnesses of school students.
Conclusion: It was concluded that there was no significant association between gender where as stream of education and area of residence is associated with knowledge and attitude towards mental illnesses of school students.
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School Students, Assess, Attitude, Knowledge, Mental Illness, Chi-Square.- A Pre-Experimental Study to Assess the Effectiveness of Demonstration Method and Structure Teaching Programme on Knowledge of Kangaroo Mother Care among B.sc Nursing 3rd Year Students of Royal Institute of Nursing Gurdaspur, Punjab
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1 Mental Health (Psychiatric) Nursing, Royal Institute of Nursing, JaitoSarja, IN
2 Shrimati Nirmala Devi CMC Hospital, Qadian, IN
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International Journal of Nursing Education and Research, Vol 4, No 4 (2016), Pagination: 465-473Abstract
Background: The Kangaroo Mother Care is Skin-to-Skin contact provided to the baby for maintain the degree of heat and prevent the child from Hypothermia. The students need the awareness about Kangaroo Mother Care. The aim of this study is to assess the knowledge regarding Kangaroo Mother Care among students of B.sc Nursing 3rd year of Royal Institute of Nursing district Gurdaspur, Punjab. Objectives: 1. To assess the level of knowledge regarding Kangaroo Mother Care among B.sc Nursing 3rd year students. 2. To assess the effectiveness of demonstration method and STP on knowledge regarding Kangaroo Mother Care 3. To determine the association between pre-test and post-test score of level of knowledge regarding Kangaroo Mother Care among B.sc Nsg 3rd year. Methods: A pre-experimental study was conducted on students at selected college Royal Institute of Nursing of District Gurdaspur, Punjab. The sample was 40 student of Royal Institute of Nursing of District Gurdaspur, Punjab. Self -structured questionnaires related to assessment of effectiveness of demonstration method and STP on knowledge of BSc nursing 3rd year students regarding Kangaroo Mother Care was used for data collection. Results: The result of pre-test shows that nearly three- fourth 80(80%) of the subjects had average level of knowledge as compared to those with good level of knowledge 17.5 (17.5%) Poor level of knowledge was shown by very few subjects 2.5(2.5%). Hence, it can be concluded that in pre- test majority of the students had average level of knowledge regarding Kangaroo Mother Care. Where as in post-test the frequency and percentage distribution of students according to level of knowledge. It shows that about 87.5 (87.5%) of the subjects had good level of knowledge and 12.5(12.5%) have average level knowledge. No one from subject lies in poor level of knowledge. Hence, it can be concluded that after application of structured teaching programme on Kangaroo Mother Care and demonstration method in post test majority of the students had good level of knowledge. Interpretation and Conclusion: The overall findings of the study clearly showed that knowledge level regarding Kangaroo Mother Care was increased among students after the application of structured teaching programme and demonstration method. Hence there is a need for creating awareness among students by conducting health education regarding Kangaroo Mother Care.Keywords
Kangaroo Mother Care, Hypothermia, Pre-Test, Structured Teaching Programme and Demonstration Method.- A Descriptive Study to Assess Depression and Codependency Among Wives of Alcoholics in a Selected Rural Community of Gurdaspur, Punjab
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1 Khalsa College of Nursing, Amritsar, Punjab, IN
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Asian Journal of Nursing Education and Research, Vol 6, No 2 (2016), Pagination: 183-187Abstract
The extent of alcoholism is very grave, which calls for immediate attention from the society and health professionals as alcohol related problems cost heavily for family and form a major public health problem. They not only effect the individual but also the one who surrounds him and involved with person in form of personal relationship. The wives who do not drink but are victimized by chemical abuse, are called codependents. Codependency is an unconscious addiction to another person's abnormal behavior which effects badly adaptation skills of wives of alcoholics resulting in depression and various marital problems. Statement of problem: A Descriptive Study to assess Depression and Codependency among Wives of Alcoholics in a selected Rural Community of Gurdaspur, Punjab. Objectives of study: To assess the level of depression among wives of alcoholics. 1. To assess the level of codependency among wives of alcoholics. 2. To ascertain the correlation between codependency and depression among wives of alcoholics. 3. To determine the association of codependency and depression among wives of alcoholics with selected socio-demographic variables.4. To prepare and distribute the guidelines on prevention of codependency and depression among wives of alcoholics. Method: The aim of the study is to combat with codependency and depression among wives of alcoholics by preparing and distributing guidelines for prevention of codependency and depression. The present study assesses the level of depression and codependency among wives of alcoholics in village Saroopwali Kalan of district Gurdaspur, Punjab. Total Enumerative sampling technique was followed to select sample. Level of depression was assessed by Modified Zung Self- Rating Depression Scale and level of codependency was measured by Modified Span Fisher Codependency Assessment Scale. Result: The results showed that among 212 wives of alcoholics, majority (32.1%) were having mild depression level whereas majorities (72.2%) were having medium level of codependency. Pearson's coefficient of correlation showed positive (r=+0.763) correlation between codependency and depression. ANOVA was applied to assess association of codependency and depression with selected socio-demographic variables Age, occupation, monthly family income, number of year of marriage, number of children were found associated with level of codependency and depression whereas number of years of alcohol dependence of partner was found associated with codependency only at p<0.05. Conclusion: Pearson's coefficient of correlation showed positive (r=+0.763) correlation between codependency and depression.Keywords
Wives of Alcoholics, Depression, ANOVA, Total Enumerative Sampling Technique, Codependency.- A Descriptive Study to Assess the Knowledge Regarding Diabetes Mellitus among the Residents of Selected Rural Community, Gurdaspur, Punjab
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1 Royal Institute of Nursing, Jaito Sarja, IN
2 Shrimati Nirmala Devi CMC Hospital, Qadian, IN
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International Journal of Nursing Education and Research, Vol 5, No 1 (2017), Pagination: 19-26Abstract
Introduction: Diabetes mellitus is the metabolic disease characterized by increased the level of glucose in the blood resulting from defect in insulin secretion, insulin action or both. Diabetes mellitus is the most prevalence disease in the world now a days. Diabetes mellitus is a silent disease and is now recognized as one of the fastest growing threats to public health in almost all countries of the world. Every 5th person who suffer from diabetes mellitus in the world today is an Indian. The world health organization health report (1998) quotes that in India diabetes directly causes approximately 38, 000 deaths per year and may contribute to as many as 300, 000 deaths annually.
Objectives: To assess the level knowledge of selected community residents regarding diabetes mellitus. To determine the association of level of knowledge of the selected community residents regarding diabetes mellitus with selected demographic variables. To prepare and distribute the pamphlets regarding prevention of diabetes mellitus. Methods: A Non-Experimental, Quantitative Research Approach And Univariant Descriptive Research design was used in present study to assess the knowledge regarding diabetes mellitus among selected rural community residents. A self structured checklist was used to assess the knowledge regarding diabetes mellitus and convenience sampling was used. Results: The result of present study revealed that out of 100 community people, 90% have average knowledge, 9% have good knowledge and only 1% have poor knowledge. The mean score of good level of knowledge was 21.77 with standard deviation ±0.56, the mean score of average knowledge was 16.97 with standard deviation ±0.35 and mean score of poor level of knowledge was 10 with standard deviation 0. The association between the level of knowledge regarding Diabetes Mellitus of residents of selected rural community with their demographic variables. The result revealed that there was a significant association found with the age, education, and occupation at the level of significance <0.05 and there was no significant association found between the level of knowledge and their Gender, Type of Family, Presence of Disease, Duration of Disease, Type of Medication and Source of Information. Interpretation And Conclusion: The analysis of the data regarding the assessment level of the knowledge regarding diabetes mellitus among the residents of community. The result of present study revealed that out of 100 community people, 90% have average knowledge, 9% have good knowledge and only 1% have poor knowledge.
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Diabetes Mellitus, International Nursing Council, Gestational Diabetes Mellitus, Level of Significance, Chisquare, World Health Organization, Community Residents.- A Pre-Experimental Study to Assess the Effectiveness of Structured Teaching Programme on Knowledge Regarding Awareness about Sexual Abuse among the Adolescents Studying in Selected School of District Gurdaspur, Punjab
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1 Royal Institute of Nursing, Jaito Sarja, IN
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International Journal of Nursing Education and Research, Vol 5, No 1 (2017), Pagination: 33-43Abstract
Sexual abuse, referred to as molestation, is forcing undesired sexual behavior by one person upon another. When that force is immediate, of short duration, or infrequent, it is called sexual assault. The offender is referred to as a sexual abuser or (often pejoratively) molester. The present study was carried out to assess the level of knowledge regarding awareness of sexual abuse among adolescent girls in selected school of District Gurdaspur, Punjab. and to develop and evaluate the effectiveness of structured teaching programme on knowledge regarding awareness of sexual abuse in terms of knowledge of adolescent girls.
The objective for study was:
1. To assess the pre-test knowledge regarding awareness about sexual abuse among adolescents studying in selected school.
2. To assess the post-test knowledge regarding awareness about sexual abuse among adolescents studying in selected school.
3. To compare the pre-test post-test knowledge regarding awareness about sexual abuse among adolescents studying in selected school.
4. To determine the association of pre-test and post-test knowledge score regarding awareness about sexual abuse among adolescents studying in selected school with selected socio-demographic variables.
Methods: The Pre- Experimental, quantitative approach was used to assess the effectiveness of structured teaching programme regarding awareness about sexual abuse among adolescents studying in selected school. The aim of the study was to assess the effectiveness of structured teaching programme on the level of knowledge regarding awareness about sexual abuse among adolescents studying in selected school. Purposive Sampling technique was adopted to draw the sample sample size of 60 adolescents. The study was delimited to adolescents; between the age group of 13-19years.The adolescents who are present at time of data collection in school. The tool consist of self structured questionnaire to assess the knowledge of adolescents studying in selected schools regarding awareness about sexual abuse. The permission for study was obtained from principal of Marigold Academy Aliwal road Batala, Gurdaspur. The data was collected from the adolescents present at that time of data collection and willing to be part of study by means of the self structured questionnaire.
Result: Regarding the age group of adolescents, the majority of them belongs to 15-16 years (51%), 17-18 (33%), 13-14 (10%) and 19(5%).There is no significant association found between the level of knowledge related to adolescents with their age in pre and post test. Regarding gender of adolescents, 50% were females and 50% were males. There is no significant association found between the level of knowledge related to adolescents with their gender in pre and post test. Regarding class 25(42%) Of them are of 10th class, 22(37%) Of them are of 11th, 13 (22%) Of them are of 12 and 0(0%) of 9th class. There is no significant association found between the level of knowledge related to adolescents with class in pre interventional and post interventional have no significant association with class. Regarding education of father, 10th 31(51%), 12th 22(37%), primary educated 4(7%), and graduated are 3(5%). There is significant association found between the levels of knowledge related to adolescents with father's education. Regarding education of mother, 10th 27(45%), 12th 25(42%), primary educated are 5(8%), graduated are 3(5%). There is no significant association found between the levels of knowledge related to adolescents with mother's education. Regarding type of family, nuclear 39(65%), joint families 21(35%), extended are 0(0%).there is no significant association found between the levels of knowledge related to adolescents with type of family. Regarding source of income, 5000-10, 000Rs. 33(55%), Less then 5000Rs. 12(20%), Above 20, 000Rs. 11(18%), 10001-20, 000Rs. 4(7%). There is significant association between the knowledge related to adolescents with source of income. Regarding source of information, parents 21(35%), school 20(34%), mass media 11(18%), Others 8(13%). There is significant association found between the levels of knowledge related to adolescents with source of information.
Conclusion: Significant association was found between the level of knowledge related to education of father, family income, source of information at p<0.05 and there was no significant association found between level of knowledge related to adolescents with their age, gender, class, education of mother and types of family. Hypothesis i.e. There will be a significant difference between pretest and post-test knowledge of adolescents regarding awareness about sexual abuse was accepted at p<0.05.
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STP, Awareness, Sexual Abuse, Adolescents, Pre-Experimental.- Demonetization Impeded Indian Economic Growth? Test of Hawtrey’s Theory of Business Cycles
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1 Department of Economics, Panjab University, Sector-14, Chandigarh 160014, IN
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Indian Journal of Industrial Relations: Economics & Social Dev., Vol 55, No 1 (2019), Pagination: 1-14Abstract
Many national and international agencies blame demonetization as a major factor behind the deceleration in the growth rate of Indian economy in recent quarters. Such linkages of economic growth with monetary shocks have been well explained by Hawtrey’s monetary theory of business cycles. The present paper attempts to test Hawtrey’s theory in the context of demonetization in India. The results indicate that the Indian economy did experience fourteen growth-rate cycles over the period 1970 to 2017. Given that M3 takes an average 7 months lead in explaining the low growth (i.e., downswing) phase, the demonetization (i.e., fall in money supply) can be admitted as a lead because of falling growth rate of Indian economy.References
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Authors
1 Senior Research Fellow (NET/UGC), Department of Economics, Panjab University, Chandigarh 160014, IN