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  • 标题:EFFECT OF SOCIO SCHOOL CLIMATE ON MENTAL HEALTH OF STUDENTS STUDYING IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS
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  • 作者:Amisha Singh ; Sharmila Devi
  • 期刊名称:SCHOLARLY RESEARCH JOURNAL FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
  • 印刷版ISSN:2319-4766
  • 电子版ISSN:2278-8808
  • 出版年度:2017
  • 卷号:4
  • 期号:37
  • 页码:8940-8945
  • 语种:English
  • 出版社:SCHOLARLY RESEARCH JOURNAL'S
  • 摘要:Education is a powerful instrument for social, political and economic development of the country and is concerned essentially with the future. The strength of education system largely depends upon the quality of teacher who sustains it and the type of environment surrounding the educational institutions. But now a days, the problem of promoting mental health and healthy environment in a developing country like India, occupies high priority on the agenda of human development. Mental health promotion works on the principle that everyone has mental health needs, not only those people who have been diagnosed with the mental illness. Mental health should not be confused with mental illness, as mental illness is a form in which symptoms like stress, strain, anxiety, restlessness, tension and hopelessness are felt for too long time and too extensively. Mental Health is affected by the complexities of life provided by modern environment, which cause conflicts and stresses. Modern life is so complex that many individuals experience difficulties when they change from one environment to another. The stress in students is caused by social, emotional and personal factors and also by environment, education and occupation. Socio climate affects all types of activities and is useful for planning, predicting, modifying and evaluating various organizational systems. In an organization where different members function freely and positively to advance the goals and objectives of organization provide a healthy organizational climate. This research paper highlighted the effect of socio climate on mental health of the students.
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