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1 January, 2011 ISSN 0019-4247 Volume 37, Number 1 Journal of the Indian Academy of Applied Psychology Copyright © 2011 by the Indian Academy of Applied Psychology Special Feature 9. Positive Psychology Research in India: A Review and Critique Seema Mehrotra and Ravikesh Tripathi Emotional Intelligence 27. Emotional Intelligence and Life Satisfaction: Re-examining the Link and Mediating Role of Affectivity and Personality in India Nutankumar S. Thingujam 35. Personality, Emotional Intelligence and Marital Satisfaction of Violent and Non-Violent Couples. Tejbeer Kaur and Gurminder Sokhey 47. Relationship between Emotional Intelligence and Psychological Well Being of male Police Personnel Omar H. Dar, S. Alam and Zahoor A. Lone Depression, Stress and Anxiety 53. Depression in Institutionalised and Non-Institionalized Elderly S. Venkatesan and Anupama Ravindranath 60. Parental Styles and Depression among Adolescents Mandeep Sharma,Novrattan Sharma and Amrita Yadava 69. Coronary – Prone Behaviour Pattern, Stressful Life Events, Optimism and Subjective Well-being as Risk Factors for Coronary Heart Disease Navdeep Kaur and Hardeep Lal Joshi 78. Impact of Pranakarshan Pranayam on Anxiety: A Matched Control Trial Hemadri Kumar Sao, Santosh Kumar Vishvakarma and Surendra Kumar Sia (Contents continued on next page) This issue has been published with the grant-in-aid from Indian Council of Social Science Research, New Delhi JIAAP is abstracted and indexed in Indian Science Abstracts (ISA), Indian Psychological Abstracts & Reviews, IndMED, NCERT Educational Abstracts, Psychological Abstracts, PsycINFO and PsycALERT Database, USA., Routledge Database, UK. 2 Gender Differences 86. Gender Differences in Depressive Symptoms: The Role of Daily Hassles, Coping Styles, Social Support and Personal Mastery Sangeeta Bhatia and Shohag Dey 98. Cognitive Functioning in Children: The Role of Child Abuse, Setting and Gender Sushma Pandey Regular Articles 106. Construct Validity of Reading MotivationQuestionnaire Debdulal Dutta Roy 114. Development and Validation of Perception of Parental Expectations’ Inventory S. Sasikala and S. Karunanidhi 125. Mental and Emotional Impact of Divorce on Women Bharti Sharma 132. Achievement Motivation and Parental Support to Adolescents Neha Acharya and Shobhna Joshi 140. Transformational Leadership and Innovative Work Behaviour Bishakha Majumdar and Anjali Ray 149. An Analysis of Individualism-Collectivism Across Northern India Shalini Duggal Jha and Kamlesh Singh 157. Information Technology (Internet): Effects on Social Participation and Well-Being of Users Radhey Shyam and Amit Bhoria 163. Personality Correlates of Loneliness Shreya Nayyar and Bhupinder Singh 169. Love Types, Psychological Well-Being and Self-Concept Bahman Kord Tamini, Fereshteh Bakhshi Bojhd, and Sepideh Yazdani 179. Interpersonal Differences: Implications for Organizations NK Natarajan, Dinesh Nagar and Deepa Ayachit 3 Book Reviews 185. Panch. Ramalingam (2010). Recent Studies in School Psychology. Reviewed by V.T. Patil. 185. Rabindra Kumar Pradhan and Purnima Mathur (2008). Emotional Intelligence (Perspectives in Organizations). Reviewed by Atasi Mohanty. 187. Updesh Kumar and Manas K. Mandal (2010). Suicidal Behaviour (Assessment of People-at-Risk). 187. Roy Moodley, Aanchal Rai, and Waseem Alladin(2010). Bridging East-West Psychology and Counselling. Reviewed by B. Sharmila. 188. Aradhana Shukla (2009). Culture Cognition and Behaviour. 189. Prof. Anima Sen Award for Excellence in Research. 190. Information for Authors AUTHORS Authors must submit their articles in soft copy, either on CD or E-mail to: [email protected] or [email protected] along with one print out. The soft copy must be provided in MS Word. The hard copy of the article is compulsory for review processing. Kindly send it to the Editor, Journal of the Indian Academy of Applied Psychology, #17, 14th Street, Krishna Nagar, Puducherry - 605 008, India. Details are available at www.jiaap.in. Prospective authors are requested to see the “information for authors” printed in this issue and adhere to the general format of articles published in JIAAP. JIAAP does not permit an author to submit the same article simultaneously for consideration to other journal/s. An undertaking to this effect should be submitted along with the MS. Authors may be expected to provide their raw data if required during review process. Unpublished tests/questionnaires if used in the study should be submitted along with the manuscript. Articles which do not conform to JIAAP guidelines and format will not be entertained. 4 INDIAN ACADEMY OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY (Regd.) (Established in 1962) Department of Educational Management and Applied Psychology National Institute of Technical Teachers’ Training and Research Taramani, Chennai - 600 113, India Email:[email protected] [email protected]. Visit us:www.iaap.org.in, www.jiaap.in Phone: +91-44-22541054, 22545467, 22545464 A group of Psychologists met at Hotel Woodlands, Chennai on January 13, 1962 and resolved to start an All India Association of Psychologists which can function as a single unit in the country. In order to give a start an adhoc committee was constituted with Dr. T.E. shanmugam as Convenor to prepare draft constitution for the Indian Academy of Applied Psychology. The first general body meeting was held on 18th February 1962 at Presidency College, Chennai and unanimously approved the establishment of the IAAP, and Rules and Regulations of the IAAP. The Indian Academy of Applied Psychology (IAAP) since its inception, is serving the Indian society through various professional activities. The important objectives are: a) To promote the advancement and diffusion of knowledge of Psychology and to promote the efficiency and usefulness of its members by setting up a high standard of professional education and knowledge. b) To arrange, provide for, or join in arranging and providing for the holding of conference, regional, national (or international), exhibitions, meetings, lectures, classes and discussions on subjects of general and special interests in Psychology, and also for the exhibition of any new, improved, or other apparatus for Psychological Research c) To co-operate with academic, professional and other bodies in the advancement of Psychology and other sciences. d) To prepare, edit, print, publish, issue and circulate gratuitously or otherwise and to sell, lend, issue and distribute gratuitously or otherwise any papers, treatises, books, pamphlets, leaflets or communications made to the academy or documents relating to psychology and any reports of the proceedings and accounts of the academy, and for this purpose to cause translations to be made of any such papers, treatises or communications as shall be in a foreign language and to illustrate any of the publications as the academy may thing expedient in connection with the objects of the academy or any of them. e) To undertake research projects and publish independent of and/in co-operations with other official and non-official organizations devoted to national development. f) To obtain, collect and receive money and funds by way of contributions, donations, subscriptions, legacies, grants or any other lawful methods, and (subject to the provision of the said section) to accept and receive gifts of property of any description (whether subject to any special trusts or not) for or towards the objects of the academy or any of them, and to administer such funds and property. g) To keep a register of members, their qualifications and appointments. Divisions under this academy may be organized to represent major scientific and professional interests that lie within the academy. h) To do all such other things as may be incidental or conductive to the appointment of the subjects. 5 Indian Academy of Applied Psychology Office Bearers Advisors: Journal Editor: Prof. K.V. Kaliappan, Chennai Dr. Panch. Ramalingam, Puducherry Prof. G.P. Thakur, New Delhi News Bulletin Editor: President: Dr. (Mrs.) S. Renuka Devi, Chennai Prof. Habib Ahmad, New Delhi Executive Council Members: Vice Presidents: Prof. S. Karunanidhi, Chennai Prof. G. VenkateshKumar, Mysore i. Dr. Ravi Gunthey, Jodhpur Dr. V. Job Kuruvilla, Ernakulam ii. Dr. N.B. Havalappanavar, Dharwad Dr. M.V.R. Raju, Viskapatnam Regional Presidents: Dr. Jayanti Basu, Kolkata i. Prof. H.C. Suman, Shimla Dr. D. Dutta Roy, Kolkata Dr. Sameer Patel, Baroda ii. Prof. H.N. Gupta, Kolkata Dr. Novrattan Sharma, Rohtak iii. Dr. Jai Mangal Deo, Patna Dr. H.J. Narke, Aurangabad Secretary: Dr. Sadique Razaque, Jharkhand Prof. B. Mukhopadhyay, Chennai Dr. R.N. Rai, Shillong Dr. Shah Alam, Aligarh Joint Secretary: Dr. Ashok Borse, Dulle Prof. L.R. Yagnik, Vallab Vidhyanagar Treasurer: Dr. R. Rajendran, Chennai Past Presidents of IAAP JIAAP 1962-64 S. Parthasarathy (Major) Journal of the Indian Academy of 1964-66 S.P. Adinarayan 1966-67 T.E.Shanmugam Applied Psychology 1968-69 B.Krishnan Distinguished Past Editors 1970-72 E.I. George 1972-74 R.Rath 1964-69 Major S. Parthasarathy and 1975-76 Durganand Sinha Prof. C.R. Paramesh 1976-78 S. Narayana Rao 1979-81 S.V. Kale 1969-73 Prof. C.R. Paramesh 1981-82 Shib K. Mitra 1985-87 Prof. P. Ananthakrishnan 1983-85 N.Y. Reddy 1985-87 Purnima Mathur 1987-89 Prof. Purnima Mathur 1987-89 K. Ramakrishna Rao 1989-90 Prof. P.V. Krishna Rao 1989-91 Sukumar Bose 1991-94 Sultan Akhtar 1990-2002 Prof. Habib Ahmad 1995-99 K.V. Kaliappan 2003-2005 Dr. Akbar Husain 2000-04 G.P. Thakur 2005-07 Jitendra Mohan 6 Awards Instituted in the IAAP NITTTR - IAAP Award: A certificate and cash award will be given every year for the best research work in M.Phil/Ph.D or Project funded by any funding agencies. IAAP-PPA Best Psychologist Award: A cash award of Rs. 5000/- will be given every year at the annual conference of the Pondicherry Psychology Association for the best psychologist, who has contributed to the field of applied psychology and related areeas. Dr. P. Deivasenapathy IAAP - Young Scientist Award: A certificate and cash award will be given every year with the IAAP specific guidelines. Prof. Anima Sen Award: A certificate and cash award will be given every year for the best article published in the Journal of the Indian Academy of Applied Psychology. Prof. Mrs. Manju Thakur Memorial Award: A certificate and cash award will be given every year for the distinguished innovative work in research test construction and book publication. Prof. Dipak Bhat Award: A certificate and cash award will be given every year for the best paper presentation in the IAAP conference. Further details if any, kindly contact: Prof. B. Mukhopadhyay, Secretary, INDIAN ACADEMY OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY Department of Educational Management and Applied Psychology National Institute of Technical Teachers’ Training and Research Taramani, Chennai - 600 113, India Email: [email protected] [email protected] www.iaap.org.in www.jiaap.org Phone: 044 - 2254 1054, 2254 5467, 2254 5464 JIAAP Abstracts 1985-2010 Editor: Panch. Ramalingam First Edition : January, 2011, Price: Rs.300 Copies can be had from the Circulation Manager, JIAAP 7 JIAAP Journal of the Indian Academy of Applied Psychology (A biannual publication of the Indian Academy of Applied Psychology) www.jiaap.in Email: [email protected] [email protected] Mobile: 94433 52476, Phone: 0413- 2252476 Telefax: 0413- 2252476 Subscription Rates: Annual Three years Institutional Rs.1,000 Rs.2,500 Individual Rs.750 Rs.1,800 Foreign US$ 50 US$ 120 lAAP Life Member Rs.100 Rs.250 Soft copies of the JIAAP in the form of CDs are available for sale: JIAAP Abstracts (1985-2010), Volumes 31 to 36 - Rs.300 All payments should be through bank draft or MO in favour of the Journal of the Indian Academy of Applied Psychology payable at Puducherry. All correspondence related to Journal subscription should be addressed to: The Circulation Manager, JIAAP, No.17, 14th Street, Krishna Nagar, Puducherry - 605 008, India INDIAN ACADEMY OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY Membership Subscription Life Membership: Rs. 2000/- Ordinary membership (Annual): Rs.100/- Student Membership (Annual): Rs.100/- Foreign (Annual) : US$ 150 Outstation cheques Rs. 50 (extra) Note: These categories of membership do not include the subscription of the Journal of the Indian Academy of Applied Psychology. (Annual subscription of the Journal of the IAAP for Life Member: Rs. 100/-) Secretariat: Editorial Office: The Editor, JIAAP The Secretary, IAAP Dept. of Educational Management and No. 17, 14th Street, Krishna Nagar Applied Psychology Puducherry - 605 008, India NITTTR, Taramani, Chennai - 600 113 Website: www.jiaap.in 8 46th National and 15th International Conference of the IAAP on Life Skills for Enhancing Quality of Life (04 - 06 February, 2011) at Mysore University, Mysore For further details please contact: Organizing Secretary Prof. G. Venkatesh Kumar, PhD Professor of Psychology, and Director, UGC-Academic Staff College Mysore University, Mysore - 570 006 Email: [email protected] Mobile: 9448058140 Phone:0821-2516120 Prof. B. Mukhopadhyay,PhD Hon’ Secretary INDIAN ACADEMY OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY National Institute of Technical Teachers’ Training and Research Taramani, Chennai - 600 113, India Email: [email protected] [email protected] www.iaap.org.in www.jiaap.in Phone: 044-22541054, 22545467, 22545464

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