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Papers by Asgarali Patel
This research study is an attempt made to assess the influence of three demographic variables, Fa... more This research study is an attempt made to assess the influence of three demographic variables, Family Type, Birth order and Mode of Transportations on the stalking victimization among female college students in Indian context. The sample-size for this study comprised of randomly selected 1000 female college students from three different streams- Professional (N=400), Arts (N=300), and Science (N=300), from Annamalai University (Asia's largest residential university) in Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu. The age range of the participants in this study was from 17 to 30 years (Mean age= 23.5 years). Tools used for data collection were; (1) stalking behaviour checklist by Coleman (1997) a standardized instrument selected after a comprehensive review of related literature, and (2) the Personal Information Schedule designed by the researcher to procure relevant demographic information. The informants were contacted individually by the researchers and data was obtained through face-to-face pers...
Medico-Legal Update, 2020
The present research is an empirical effort made to study how the Emotional Intelligence factors ... more The present research is an empirical effort made to study how the Emotional Intelligence factors influence on the interpersonal problems of adults. The sample-size is 500 comprising 200 teachers, 150 IT professionals and 150 nurses. The stratified random sampling method is adopted. The age ranges from 22 to 50 (Mean Age = 31.95). The research is executed with non-clinical samples. The tools adopted are: (1) Emotional Intelligence scale 4 and (2) Inventory of the Interpersonal Problems 8 (IIP-32). The participants are contacted individually by the researcher and data is obtained with the help of the above mentioned tools. The descriptive statistics and correlation are used for the statistical analyses. Results indicate that the dimensions of interpersonal problems are negatively correlated and it is statistically significant with the dimensions of emotional intelligence at the 0.01 level of significance as well as at the 0.05 level of significance.This finding supports the understanding and the development of effective strategies in psychotherapy.
Medico-Legal Update, 2020
The purpose of this study is to evaluate interpersonal dynamics through Kinetic Family Drawing (K... more The purpose of this study is to evaluate interpersonal dynamics through Kinetic Family Drawing (KFD). Art Based Therapy (ABT) can be used in situations where talk therapies and counselling skills are least effective. It is especially helpful for people in crisis and those who are experiencing extreme psychological states. This case study has employed The Kinetic Family Drawing (KFD) to diagnose and treat 62 years old married woman with complaints of sadness, uncertainty & fear. This ABT program comprised of 3 sessions in which the Burns and Kaufman's (1972) Kinetic Family Drawing (KFD) was used 4. In each session the client was made to draw a picture on a sheet of paper (8.5" x 11") 4. The picture drawn by the client was subsequently analysed using focal points and the results were discussed with the client. The outcome of the present study helped the client to get insight into her problem and regain her self-confidence and improve relationship with her family members.
Management Science Letters, 2014
This paper studies the relationship between quality of life and its eight components with employe... more This paper studies the relationship between quality of life and its eight components with employee performance in general directorate of youth and sport in province of Golestan, Iran. The study uses a questionnaire developed by Walton (1974) [Walton, R. E. (1974). Improving quality of work life. Harvard Business Review, 52(3), 12.] for quality of life and a standard questionnaire named ACHIEVE consists of 25 questions for measuring the performance. Using Spearman correlation test, the study has determined a positive and meaningful relationship between employee performance and eight components of Walton's model including adequate and fair compensation, safe and healthy working conditions, development of human competencies, growth and security, social integration, constitutionalization and total life space and social reliance.
Journal of emerging technologies and innovative research, 2018
The present research is an empirical effort made to explore the relationship between age and Emot... more The present research is an empirical effort made to explore the relationship between age and Emotional Intelligence in Indian context. The sample-size of this study is 500. The respondents are teachers (200), Nurses (150) and the Information Technology (IT) professionals (150). The stratified random sampling method is adopted. The age of the respondents ranges from 22 to 56 (M= 31.89). The research is executed with nonclinical samples. The statistical tools adopted are: Emotional Intelligence scale (Hyde, A., Pethe, S., & Dhar, U. (2002), and the Personal Information Schedule designed by the research investigator. The participants are contacted individually by the researcher and data is obtained with the help of the selected tools. The descriptive statistics and correlations are used for the statistical analyses Results indicate that the obtained P-value 0.707 is statistically not significant. This signifies that the emotional intelligence of adults do not differ on the basis of the...
- This research study is an attempt made to asses the influence of five demographic variables, sp... more - This research study is an attempt made to asses the influence of five demographic variables, specifically, Age, Educational qualification, Number of children, Birth order, and Length of service on the work-family conflict of married working women. The sample-size for this study comprised of randomly selected 1000 married working women (500 public sector and 500 private sector organizations) in Chennai (metropolis and a state capital). The age range of the participants in this study was from 21 to 59 years (Mean age = 37.3 years). Tools used for data collection were; (1) the Work-Family Conflict Scale (Netemeyer, Boles, & McMurrian, 1996) a standardized instrument selected after a comprehensive review of related literature, and (2) the Personal Information Schedule designed by the researcher to procure relevant demographic and Keywords:
This research study is an attempt made to assess the influence of three demographic variables, Fa... more This research study is an attempt made to assess the influence of three demographic variables, Family Type, Birth order and Mode of Transportations on the stalking victimization among female college students in Indian context. The sample-size for this study comprised of randomly selected 1000 female college students from three different streams- Professional (N=400), Arts (N=300), and Science (N=300), from Annamalai University (Asia's largest residential university) in Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu. The age range of the participants in this study was from 17 to 30 years (Mean age= 23.5 years). Tools used for data collection were; (1) stalking behaviour checklist by Coleman (1997) a standardized instrument selected after a comprehensive review of related literature, and (2) the Personal Information Schedule designed by the researcher to procure relevant demographic information. The informants were contacted individually by the researchers and data was obtained through face-to-face pers...
Medico-Legal Update, 2020
The present research is an empirical effort made to study how the Emotional Intelligence factors ... more The present research is an empirical effort made to study how the Emotional Intelligence factors influence on the interpersonal problems of adults. The sample-size is 500 comprising 200 teachers, 150 IT professionals and 150 nurses. The stratified random sampling method is adopted. The age ranges from 22 to 50 (Mean Age = 31.95). The research is executed with non-clinical samples. The tools adopted are: (1) Emotional Intelligence scale 4 and (2) Inventory of the Interpersonal Problems 8 (IIP-32). The participants are contacted individually by the researcher and data is obtained with the help of the above mentioned tools. The descriptive statistics and correlation are used for the statistical analyses. Results indicate that the dimensions of interpersonal problems are negatively correlated and it is statistically significant with the dimensions of emotional intelligence at the 0.01 level of significance as well as at the 0.05 level of significance.This finding supports the understanding and the development of effective strategies in psychotherapy.
Medico-Legal Update, 2020
The purpose of this study is to evaluate interpersonal dynamics through Kinetic Family Drawing (K... more The purpose of this study is to evaluate interpersonal dynamics through Kinetic Family Drawing (KFD). Art Based Therapy (ABT) can be used in situations where talk therapies and counselling skills are least effective. It is especially helpful for people in crisis and those who are experiencing extreme psychological states. This case study has employed The Kinetic Family Drawing (KFD) to diagnose and treat 62 years old married woman with complaints of sadness, uncertainty & fear. This ABT program comprised of 3 sessions in which the Burns and Kaufman's (1972) Kinetic Family Drawing (KFD) was used 4. In each session the client was made to draw a picture on a sheet of paper (8.5" x 11") 4. The picture drawn by the client was subsequently analysed using focal points and the results were discussed with the client. The outcome of the present study helped the client to get insight into her problem and regain her self-confidence and improve relationship with her family members.
Management Science Letters, 2014
This paper studies the relationship between quality of life and its eight components with employe... more This paper studies the relationship between quality of life and its eight components with employee performance in general directorate of youth and sport in province of Golestan, Iran. The study uses a questionnaire developed by Walton (1974) [Walton, R. E. (1974). Improving quality of work life. Harvard Business Review, 52(3), 12.] for quality of life and a standard questionnaire named ACHIEVE consists of 25 questions for measuring the performance. Using Spearman correlation test, the study has determined a positive and meaningful relationship between employee performance and eight components of Walton's model including adequate and fair compensation, safe and healthy working conditions, development of human competencies, growth and security, social integration, constitutionalization and total life space and social reliance.
Journal of emerging technologies and innovative research, 2018
The present research is an empirical effort made to explore the relationship between age and Emot... more The present research is an empirical effort made to explore the relationship between age and Emotional Intelligence in Indian context. The sample-size of this study is 500. The respondents are teachers (200), Nurses (150) and the Information Technology (IT) professionals (150). The stratified random sampling method is adopted. The age of the respondents ranges from 22 to 56 (M= 31.89). The research is executed with nonclinical samples. The statistical tools adopted are: Emotional Intelligence scale (Hyde, A., Pethe, S., & Dhar, U. (2002), and the Personal Information Schedule designed by the research investigator. The participants are contacted individually by the researcher and data is obtained with the help of the selected tools. The descriptive statistics and correlations are used for the statistical analyses Results indicate that the obtained P-value 0.707 is statistically not significant. This signifies that the emotional intelligence of adults do not differ on the basis of the...
- This research study is an attempt made to asses the influence of five demographic variables, sp... more - This research study is an attempt made to asses the influence of five demographic variables, specifically, Age, Educational qualification, Number of children, Birth order, and Length of service on the work-family conflict of married working women. The sample-size for this study comprised of randomly selected 1000 married working women (500 public sector and 500 private sector organizations) in Chennai (metropolis and a state capital). The age range of the participants in this study was from 21 to 59 years (Mean age = 37.3 years). Tools used for data collection were; (1) the Work-Family Conflict Scale (Netemeyer, Boles, & McMurrian, 1996) a standardized instrument selected after a comprehensive review of related literature, and (2) the Personal Information Schedule designed by the researcher to procure relevant demographic and Keywords: