In a randomized groups design 50 couples including 50 husbands and 50 wives belonging to joint and nuclear families were tested to study the presence of anima and animas contributory role in both spouses towards family dyadic and it relationship with joint and nuclear families. Dyadic Adjustment Scale (DAS) for family dyadic and The Masculine and Feminine Self-Disclosure Scale (MFSDS) were used to measure participants’ masculinity (anima) and femininity (animus) role in both spouses as contributory factor toward family dyadic in both family types. It was assumed that some useful information would emerge? SPSS was used for responses analysis. Significant .correlation between MFSDS .532**and DAS.657** found. MFSDS predicted DAS significantly F (df = 97) = 54.37, p <.001. Traditional binary role were not much clear, a non significant relationship was found between family types and participants scores on both tests. The findings pointed toward further dyadic focus for contributory role of masculinity and femininity levels of spouses in both family types.

Primary healthcare a survival strategy strengthens survival. 102 patient visitors 34 each visiting allopathic, homeopathic and herbal clinics having different treatment approach with different expense tested on Satisfaction with Life Scale and Scale of Positive and Negative Experience. It was assumed that scores might provide hint about the role of satisfaction and emotion in survival. Correlation between positive affect and life satisfaction, r(100) = .494, p < 0.05 emerged, inverse correlation found between positive affect and negative effect, r100) = -.224. p < 0.01, as well as between positive affect and life satisfaction, r(100) = -.252. p < 0.01. Some visible findings about the relationship of economic status of participants’ and gender differences noted. Present day survival resemblance with ancient survival discussed.

The class, check in, check out influences of teachers were studied in three classroom modes, serious, friendly and authoritative & dominating to assess effects of these on students self-assessed classroom achievements. Class teachers of same grades in primary schools exercised prescribed modes for one month. 180 students participated: 60 each in the experimented three classes. Each participating student reported self-assessed classroom achievements on a five point classroom achievement assessment scale. It was assumed that modes would affect self-assessed classroom achievements. Results achieved by SPSS ANOVA analysis indicated significant difference in all modes on achievement ratings. Teachers’ training and policy implementations discussed.

The present experimental study was conducted to broader awareness and understanding about the relationship of motor performance with intelligence among working and non-working women. 100 women 50 working and 50 non-working inducted randomly in a randomized group design to study that how do environment richness adds into performance and how such is related with intelligence? It was assumed that motor performance and intelligence could have some link with working environment richness? The results revealed that intelligence has a relationship with visual motor learning and working environment richness that contributes towards the improvement of visual motor learning among working and non-working women.

The nuclear, blended, grandparents as parents, adoptive, foster and single parent families were studied to compare the contributory role of different ‘relational influences’ and spouses role in family happiness, 300 spouses 150 male and 150 female were studied with Dyadic Adjustment Scale and Marital Adjustment Test? ANOVA and t-test results reflected no significant contributory differences in family happiness in all types in both conditions; however, nuclear family type surpassing individualism and collectivism influences emerged as a more happy family as is preferred in Western cultures. More studies are recommended for generalization.

Role of presence ‘proximity’ (the time spend with disabled child) of the parents both mother and father studied. 200 parents of disabled children participated. These parents belonged to disabled children studying in four disabled children schools those selected out of 20 schools located in a district with a draw. The participants after informed consent were administered Psychological Wellbeing Scale, Proximity Duration Questionnaire and Depression Anxiety and Stress Scale individually assuming a could be relationship. SPSS analysis revealed that proximity was significantly negatively correlated with psychological well-being and significantly positively linked with unhappiness, anxiety and strain among participants. Moreover, well-being found significantly negatively correlated with depression, anxiety and stress among. The importance of factor presence proximity emerged in special children caregiving. More studies would contribute more.

Present study was conducted to find the relation of family types with the educational achievements of the children belonging to those families. Randomly selected 100 families were categorized as 50 despotic and 50 with MOPS. The academic achievement records of children of tested families were compared and analyzed to find out the relationship. The relationship of family types were not found with the children achievement levels. A few important findings regarding the relationship between mothers and fathers family roles and mothers and fathers education levels with children achievements emerged. Further studies would reflect more relationship.

Spectrum of Consciousness is introduced in the paper. It is a human-friendly facilitator in human consciousness that balances human saintliness and animalization continuous interplay within us because of alpha intimidation. Structure and function assumptions discussed. A pilot study with 100 volunteers those answered 5 structured questions in a survey supported presence. More studies would inform more.

Present study presents an inbuilt idol of divinity among humans that is related with religion and discusses that how it plays a role in the development of an in-group and out group feel among us? To explain an assumed human interaction between persons belonging to an old religion Judaism and ancient religion Hinduism with reference to a Hindu religious concept ‘Karma’ and psychological construct “ambivalence” discussed to highlight the inbuilt idol of divinity. A brief survey finding also supported the proposition about in-group and out-group assumptions. More studies would develop further.

A group of 22 clinical psychology trainees were assessed in a pre-test post-test longitudinal design to assess the effects of training on their outlook towards matters related with routine life. The trainees’ behaviors were assessed within sub-categories of Neutrality & Objectivity (NO) Professional Influence (PI) Creativity & Ingenuity (CI) Diagnostic & Prognostic Concern (DPC) Etiological Considerations (EC) with depth interviews portrayed as entry interviews but were meant to evaluate the earlier effect of psychological trainings’ influences on trainees’ behaviors. These interviews assessed the influences of earlier training as EC, (Exceptionally High) or (H) High or (N) Neutral or with (DMI) Defense Mechanism Intervention or (Id) Id complexes? After these entry interviews the trainees underwent a training of 12 months in clinical psychology teaching department. After completion of successful training all trainees were appreciated for their performance during training and as a reward instead of an assignment they were assigned to watch a movie of their own choice at their own and to prepare a detailed report about their choice and preference for the move selection. Later the researcher watched himself the movies and evaluated reports and contents as thematic apperception behavioral contents reported by the trainees and placed these in sub-categories (NO) (PI) (CI) (DPC) and (EC) to assess the state as an influence of advance psychological training as EC or (H) or (N) or (DMI) or (ID). Later the pre-test and post-test responses of the trainees in similar categories were compared and assessed for the influence of training on trainees post-training behaviors, the comparison of pre and post responses revealed a significant influence of training on the personalities of trainees.

Randomly selected 220 substance (Heroin) dependents who were admitted to different drug rehabilitation centers completed 'Internalized the Stigma of Substance Abuse Scale', for 'drug stigmatization', 'Social Functioning Questionnaire', for 'social functioning' and 'Robson Self-concept Questionnaire', for 'self-concept'.It was assumed that the scores of substance (Heroin) dependents belonging to the Oriental culture (Eastern-subcontinent culture) could be comparable to the scores of available Western culture substance dependents? The SPSS analysis showed a certain resemblance. Internalized stigma turned out to be significantly negatively correlated with self-image (p < .01), with self-concept (p < .01) and with social functioning (p < .01). Some additional context issues were also discussed.

Digital games experiences of 60 willing participants were recorded with two questionnaires in a survey. Infirst questionnaire, participants’ with self description, described own personality characteristics like steadfastness, social aspects and intelligence. The second questionnaire was about the personal experiences feels like pleasure, fear, nervousness and sensuality during digital reality games play. Both responses were compared with participants’ willingness to play the same digital games again. Findings reflected that human preference for digital reality game (dummies) was different as compared with other animals’ behaviors towards dummies, perhaps for pleasure that could be a mix of self-harm and self-deception or something else therefore evolving the possibility to describe digital experience as a different feel that could be positive because meanings of sadomasochism are now viewed with positive tilt (Wismeijer& Van Assen 2013) implications for future digital development also discussed.