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Introduction Affect and suicidal intent represent two critical dimensions of psychological assessment. While affective states capture the ongoing emotional experience of individuals, suicidal intent reflects cognitive-behavioral risk linked to self-harm
Introduction The assessment of family conflict, environmental stressors, and caregiver burden represents an essential component of comprehensive psychological evaluation. Human functioning does not occur in isolation—psychological distress is often embedded
Introduction Housing arrangements directly affect health, independence, emotional well-being, and the overall quality of life of the elderly. Broadly, these can be divided into Institutional and Non-Institutional Living options, such
Introduction As individuals progress into later stages of life, they face unique stressors such as health decline, bereavement, financial insecurity, and changes in social roles. Coping mechanisms become crucial for
Introduction Modern urban life bombards individuals with an overwhelming array of sensory inputs and demands. From honking traffic and crowded subways to constant notifications on digital devices, the environment can
Introduction Environmental psychology focuses on the interplay between humans and their physical, social, and cultural surroundings. According to Gifford et al. (2010), it is the study of transactions between individuals
Introduction The relationship between humans and their environments is both profound and complex. Environmental psychology seeks to understand how the physical world influences human behavior, cognition, and well-being, and how
Introduction Positive emotions play a fundamental role in human well-being, influencing cognitive processes, social interactions, and overall life satisfaction. Unlike transient pleasurable experiences, positive emotions contribute to long-term psychological growth
Introduction Emotions play a crucial role in human life, shaping perceptions, behaviors, and social interactions. They are multifaceted responses to external or internal stimuli that influence cognitive processing, decision-making, and
Introduction Gender-based counseling is a therapeutic approach that acknowledges and addresses the distinct experiences, challenges, and societal influences that individuals encounter based on their gender identity. This form of counseling
To understand Psychology of well-being, we must focus on the factors that contribute to a person’s sense of happiness, life satisfaction, fulfillment and overall mental health. According to American psychological