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PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL BEING AND SELF EFFICACY AMONG MILITANCY AND NON MILITANCY AFFECTED PEOPLE IN KASHMIR

International Journal of Social and Allied Research

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Title PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL BEING AND SELF EFFICACY AMONG MILITANCY AND NON MILITANCY AFFECTED PEOPLE IN KASHMIR
 
Creator Sheikh, Shanoo; PhD Scholar, Department of Psychology, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi-110025, India.
Shafiq, M.; Professor, Department of Psychology, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi-110025, India.
 
Subject Psychology
Psychological wellbeing, Self-efficacy, Militancy and non-militancy affected people, Psychology, Terrorism, Kashmir militancy.
Psychological wellbeing
 
Description The “Paradise on earth” is a land symbolised by enchanting mountains, beautiful lakes, scenic beauty, rich and traditional culture, richness of people and most of all hospitality. The echoes of laughter happiness used to echo its ernest corners and paradise was rightly bequeathed to it. A gust of strong wind blew through valley turning and engulfing everyone in its way where merry bells of laughter can be heard which were replaced by disillusioned heart and eyes. The beautiful streams started flowing with tears of confusion and misfortune. Although every section of the society had faced the brunt but the most affected ones are Kashmiris. The war like situation has led to high incidence of frustration and mental disorders especially among victims of militancy. Thus, in context of prevailing situation, it becomes important to study psychological wellbeing and self-efficacy among militancy and non-militancy affected people in Kashmir. The sample for the present study comprised of 120 militancy affected and 120 non-militancy affected individuals that was further divided on the basis of gender and socio economic status. The places which were worst hit by militancy were identified. The independent variable included were gender (male/female), type of group (militancy affected/ non-militancy affected) and socio economic status (lower middle class/upper middle class) and the dependent variables included were psychological wellbeing and self-efficacy.
 
Publisher SPEAK Foundation
 
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Date 2017-02-15
 
Type info:eu-repo/semantics/article
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Primary study with Purposive nature was conducted on 240 participants hailing from Kashmir.
 
Identifier http://journals.foundationspeak.com/index.php/ijsar/article/view/415
 
Source International Journal of Social and Allied Research (IJSAR); Vol 5, No 2 (2017): IJSAR - FEB 5(2) 2017; 23-29
2349-9311
2319-3611
 
Language en
 
Coverage India
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120 were militancy and 120 were non militancy affected.
 
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