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Positive Adult Development

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Positive Adult Development is a field of study that examines the psychological, social, and emotional growth of adults throughout their lifespan, focusing on factors that contribute to well-being, resilience, and personal fulfillment. It emphasizes the potential for growth and change in adulthood, highlighting the importance of life experiences and relationships.
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Positive Adult Development is a field of study that examines the psychological, social, and emotional growth of adults throughout their lifespan, focusing on factors that contribute to well-being, resilience, and personal fulfillment. It emphasizes the potential for growth and change in adulthood, highlighting the importance of life experiences and relationships.
This study attempts to examine the impact of number of siblings and order of birth on Psycho-social behaviour among Adolescents girls. The group consisted of 1218 adolescents girls in the age group of 13-18 years selected by convenient... more
The purpose of this review study was to explore the impact of resilience among orphans. “According to American Psychological Association (2018), Resilience as the process of adapting well in the face of adversity, trauma, tragedy,... more
Background and objectives: Postpartum depression is highly prevalent and a broad range of causes including types of delivery are introduced as its source.  This study aimed to investigate the relationship between types of delivery and the... more
Background and objectives: Postpartum depression is highly prevalent and a broad range of causes including types of delivery are introduced as its source. This study aimed to investigate the relationship between types of delivery and the... more
Problem behaviors among youth have a negative impact and understanding factors that contribute to counteract these behaviors is crucial for promoting positive youth development and preventing negative outcomes. One such factor is... more
The aim to conduct this research is to know the Role of perceived social support in selfesteem and resilience among young adults and whether there is any gender difference in this case or not. The result analysed total of 100 (n=100)... more
The purpose of this review study was to explore the impact of resilience among orphans. “According to American Psychological Association (2018), Resilience as the process of adapting well in the face of adversity, trauma, tragedy,... more
This study attempts to examine the impact of number of siblings and order of birth on Psycho-social behaviour among Adolescents girls. The group consisted of 1218 adolescents girls in the age group of 13-18 years selected by convenient... more
In this digital age, with increase in stress factors for adolescents from various quarters including lifestyle, society, peers, parents, and academics, there has been constant discussion and research on the interplay of emotional... more
Introduction: Every human being has experienced different stressful situations or hardships sometime in their life. For babies born via C-section this hardship can start at the time of birth. Over the last 10 years there has been an... more
The objective of the study is to compare the level of grit, coping strategies and self-image among blind and sighted college students. Ex-post facto research design and convenience sampling was used. The sample included 80 city college... more
In every walk of one's life understanding their emotions and trying to be empathetic to others is imperative. Coping with stressful situations is an essential part of an individual's life. The motivation behind the present investigation... more
Introduction: Every human being has experienced different stressful situations or hardships sometime in their life. For babies born via C-section this hardship can start at the time of birth. Over the last 10 years there has been an... more
Resilience is a response to the chronic situations. It literary means an ability to bounce back to pre-stressful state. The individuals differ in their ability to bounce back i.e., resilience. The study was conducted to explore the... more
Introduction: Every human being has experienced different stressful situations or hardships sometime in their life. For babies born via C-section this hardship can start at the time of birth. Over the last 10 years there has been an... more
In this digital age, with increase in stress factors for adolescents from various quarters including lifestyle, society, peers, parents, and academics, there has been constant discussion and research on the interplay of emotional... more
"Intelligence development and the Process of Initiation: Two different developmental principles which overlap to the cognitive developmental process we observe" - Around the year 1990 Vienna was one of the centres of the rising... more
This paper represents the 3 rd part in this Series whereby we are working toward both defining the term, optimal adult development and also working toward further articulating the scope of our organization, The Center for Optimal Adult... more
Many individuals and organizations have expressed an interest in the progress COAD* has made since its inception. Although many have come to the COAD website to gain a firmer understanding of our mission in the world, I felt a paper was... more
This paper attempts to provide a technical description of Optimal Adult Development and moves toward providing a working definition that industry professionals may use in referencing the term and distinguishing it from other similar... more
The term Optimal Adult Development has been with us for awhile. There is nothing original in the use of the term especially within the context of The Center for Optimal Adult Development, nor the meta-process for which it represents. The... more
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