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Volume 28, No. 2, 2018

Mindfulness and Resilience as Predictors of Subjective Well-Being among University Students: A Cross Cultural Perspective
by Aisha Zubair, Anila Kamal, PhD and Veronika Artemeva, PhD

Anger, Impulsivity, Academic Stress and Suicidal Risk in suicide Ideators and Normal Cohorts
by Afsheen Masood, PhD, Fatima Kamran, PhD, Shahzada Qaisar, PhD and Farzana Ashraf, PhD

Impact of Student's Social Advice Network on their Academic Performance
by Asma Mushtaq and Kamal Badar, PhD

Development and Validation of ANILA Psychological Capital Scale (APS) for Pakistani Adolescents
by Anila Afzal, Mohsin Atta, PhD and Najma Iqbal Malik, PhD

Teaching Styles as Moderator between Metacognitive Awareness and Study Habits among University Students
by Mussarat Jabeen Khan, PhD and Seemab Rashid

Bullying Defined in Pakistani School Context: An Urdu Translation of Olweus Bully Victim Questionnaire
by Rabia Khawar, PhD and Farah Malik, PhD

Relationships between Corporate Social Responsibility, Work Engagement and Organizational Commitment: Explanatory Role of Organizational Identification
by Rashid Ahmad, PhD and Talat Islam, PhD

Role of Self-Compassion in Work-Family Conflict and Psychological Well- Being among Working Men and Women
by Hira Rafique, Sobia Masood, PhD and Mustanir Ahmad, PhD

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