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Introduction
Manisha Hamal currently works at the Department of Health Sciences, (Clinical Medicine Unit) University of Eastern Finland. Manisha does research in Quantitative Psychology, Social Psychology and Health Psychology. Their most recent publication is 'Risk factors of cyberbullying and its association with perceived health among Finnish adolescents'.
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Background: Majority of women are not safe in their workplace as they are the victim of many types of gender based violence at workplace and they are more likely to experience violence in different forms such as physical, emotional, sexual etc. but due to social stigma, economic condition, illiteracy these are under reported. The purpose of the stu...
Introduction: Menstrual hygiene and the socio-cultural taboo for its management was and is an issue that is insufficiently acknowledged and has not received adequate attention in the reproductive health and other related aspects. This study was undertaken with the objective to determine the prevailing knowledge, hygiene and socio cultural practices...
Our research highlights that bullying victimization is a significant public health concern. In a sample of Finnish adolescents, we found that those who experienced bullying were significantly more likely to use primary mental health care services five years later. Furthermore, our findings indicate that depressive symptoms at the initial stage acte...
Background:
Bullying victimization is experienced by more than 10% of children and adolescents worldwide and has been associated with numerous negative mental health consequences, such as depression and dissociation.
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We investigated the association between bullying victimization and self-cutting in a Finnish adolescent population and wheth...
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Bullying victimization is a universal public health threat with numerous negative mental health consequences, including anxiety, depression, and dissociation.
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We explored 1) firstly whether bullying victimization is associated with self-cutting in Finnish adolescent population and, 2) if the possible association is mediated by diss...
This study focused on the prevalence of cyberbullying dimensions (victims, bullies, seriousness of cyberbullying encountered) and its association with perceived health of Finnish adolescents.
A representative data sample of 12, 14, 16 and 18-year-old Finns from the Adolescent Health and Lifestyle Survey (AHLS) of the year 2015 were used. Participan...
Introduction: Sexual harassment against nurses can affect the work performance and productivity in hospital. This study was conducted to identify the status of sexual harassment among nurses, namely magnitude, nature, perpetrators, consequences and reactions, and potential recommendations for prevention and control. Materials and Methods: Nurses of...
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Hei,
My Independent variable is binary (yes/no) and dependent variable is continuous with no normal distribution. I have many other covariates both categorical and continuous. I did Mann Whitney -U test for the IV and DV. But I am not sure how to adjust these covariates and which model will be suitable for them as DV is has no normal distribution.
Will anyone help me with this? What can I do further to adjust these covariates?
Best regards,
Manisha
Hello,
I am recently working on my PhD data. My dependent variable is an ordinal variable (school performance with 4 categories) and independent variable is bullying, also some covariates as age, gender and marital status of parents. I somehow figure out how to conduct this analysis in SPSS but I am not quite sure what to report in my findings. Also I am struggling with what and how to interpret? How to put those finding in the result table.
Is there any expertise who have previously applied this analysis in their work? I would be very thankful if you have some research papers to share regarding this matter.
Best,
Manisha
Hi,
I know that if the residuals are normally distributed on both sides of the peak, then they are considered to be normally distributed.
In my case, if you see the plots, can residuals be considered normally distributed? Can i apply linear regression on them?
Looking for help,
Best,
Manisha
