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Delinquency and crime in foster care

Delinquency and criminality among foster children are intricate matters that are impacted by numerous variables. Youth behavioral changes stem out of instability, irregular caregiving, and disruptions in familial ties. According to experts, people may engage in criminal activity as a result of these unfavorable situations. The prevention of delinquent behavior and the provision of a stable environment can help foster youth achieve positive outcomes by addressing the underlying cause.

Societal influence on a person’s self image

Societal influence on an individual's self-image is a complex process involving cultural norms, media portrayal, peer expectations, and societal standards of beauty and success. Since childhood, individuals are exposed to…

Odeuropa: A new encyclopedia that explores Europe’s smelly history.

The Smell History and Heritage Encyclopedia is an online guide that combines academic and creative knowledge about smell as a cultural thing. It shares information about how smells and the act of smelling are part of our cultural history. The stories cover a variety of topics like different scents, environments filled with smells, noses, and how we feel about smells. These stories are like a starting point to learn about the world of smells and how they're represented in culture. You can also check out the Odeuropa Smell Explorer through the entries. It lets you explore smell experiences from the past through the accounts of people who lived then.

Delving into the Archaeology of Ideals

Ideals are persistent remnants in the broad terrain of human thought that influence individuals and society. Examining the archaeology of values is like peeling back the layers of our collective consciousness to find the pillars around which civilizations have been constructed. The basic topic of this investigation is: What principles have shaped humankind throughout history? We must find the ruins of the old belief systems that provided the foundation for the current moral, ethical, and philosophical fabric to begin this archaeological dig. This exploration eras from the Ancient Greeks to the 20th Century, including the Indus Valley civilization, Egyptian pyramid, Renaissances, medieval Europe, and some more.

The Impending Hunger Crisis in Gaza

Gaza grapples with unfortunate hunger as new report predicts famine if conflict continues. According to new Integrated Food Security Phase of Classification (IPC), more than one in four households in Gaza currently face extreme hunger, and there is a risk of famine unless access to adequate foo, clean water, health and sanitation services is restored.

How does the deep rooted stigma about mental health affect people?

Mental health is an integral part of the well-being of humans yet it is not given as much importance as physical health. The deep-rooted stigma about mental health prevents people from consulting a therapist. Mental health concerns are overshadowed by the pervasive stigma that surrounds mental illness. This deep-rooted stigma has far-reaching consequences, not only for individuals struggling with mental health challenges but also for society as a whole. Public misconceptions and stereotypes contribute to the notion that mental health challenges are a sign of weakness or incompetence, fostering judgment and discrimination. The institutions have also been prioritizing physical health more than mental health which is one of the major causes for the prejudices, stereotypes, and misconceptions people have about mental health.

Impact of teenage pregnnancy on mothers

Current research indicates that adolescent mothers experience higher rates of depression during pregnancy and the postpartum period. As compared to older mothers and their non-pregnant peers, rates of depression are estimated to be between 16% and 44% in adolescent mothers. In addition to its other effects, teen parenting will likely hinder a child’s social and emotional well-being. When a baby is born to a teenage mother, he is likely to have more difficulty acquiring cognitive and language skills as well as social and emotional skills like self-control and self-confidence.

THE PSYCHOLOGY OF PROCRASTINATION

“True procrastination is a complicated failure of self-regulation: experts define it as the voluntary delay of some important task that we intend to do, despite knowing that we will suffer as a result. A poor concept of time may exacerbate the problem, but an inability to manage emotions seems to be its very foundation.”

Indian Culture and Tradition

All you need to know about Cultural Tourism!

Cultural tourism refers to the practice of traveling to experience the arts, heritage, lifestyle, and distinctive character of a particular region or community. It involves immersing oneself in the cultural and historical aspects of a destination, including its traditions, customs, architecture, art, and local cuisine. Cultural tourism seeks to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of the unique identity of a place, its people, and their way of life.

Mental Health Issues in Gen-Z

When asked about their current mental health or well-being only 15% of Gen Z claim it to be excellent. Members of Gen Z are much more likely to report experiencing negative emotions such as stress, anxiety and loneliness. Too many young people lack the support they need, due to fear of discussing concerns, not being taken seriously, and being misunderstood among other issues such as lack of permission to access care or affordable care. Still, 79% of Gen Z believe their age group is best at addressing mental health. Psychologist Arthur Evans says “This generation may be more tuned in to recognizing issues with their mental health than older generations”.

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