Sleep

Abstract

Sleep has a number of functions. It important for restoration and recovery of the body, fighting infection, alertness, memory and performance, brain development, and the regulation of mood, emotions, and behavior. Evidence suggests that children in our society are unlikely to obtain sufficient sleep on a regular basis. Short sleep and sleep disorders can have major effects on the mental and physical health and well‐being of young people. There are a number of social, environmental, and health‐related factors that might affect young people's sleep, and these need to be addressed along with ways in which sleep may be improved.

To Explore the Role of Family Environment in Shaping Narcissistic Personality among Male and Female

“…Traditional family structures characterized by strong parent-child interactions and consistent discipline may facilitate the acquisition of adaptive social skills, whereas single-parent households or parental divorce may introduce challenges that impact a child's self-esteem and interpersonal relationships (Jones & Brown, 2010). Additionally, the socioeconomic status of the family can shape the social and behavioral outcomes of children, with those from low-income backgrounds facing heightened risk factors for adverse psychological outcomes (Miller et al, 2012). Narcissistic personality traits, characterized by inflated self-esteem, a craving for admiration, and a lack of empathy, represent a complex interplay of individual and environmental factors in the development of personality pathology (Fine, 1986).…”