Effect of KIDNET, Karma yoga teaching and nostalgic street games on the psychological wellbeing

Abstract

Psychological well being is a state of mind in which individual is having positive perspective towards the life. Individual feels satisfied with his life. The present has been conducted to measure the psychological well being among orphan children. 20 subjects has been selected as a sample from the Bal ashram of Udhampur district. Purposive sample technique has been used as been used for the selection of the sample. Sample are further divided into four program i.e. KIDNET, Karma yogic teaching, Nostalgic street games and Control group. ANCOVA has been used to find out the effect of different program in improving the psychological well being among orphan boys. First levene’s first has been conducted and the value of levene’s test is.387 which was found insignificant at 0.05 level of significance. Then ANCOVA has been used to measure the effect of different program on the psychological well being among orphan boys and the findings of the study shows the p value 0.00 which is proved significant at 0.05 level of significance. In last pair wise comparison has been conducted to measure that which is proved to more significant in improving the psychological well being among orphan boys and the findings of the result shows that KIDNET and control group value is.000, Karma yogic and control group value is.000 and Nostalgic street games and control group value is.000 which are above the level of 0.05 level of significance. Hence KIDNET, Karma yogic teaching and Nostalgic street games are proved significant in improving psychological well being among orphan boys. On the other hand KIDNET and Karma yogic teaching group value is.979, KIDNET and Nostalgic Street games value is.402 and Karma yogic teaching and Nostalgic street games group value is.387 which are above the level of 0.05 level of significance. Hence, the result of the study reveals that different program of training are proved effective in improving the psychological well being among orphan boys.