Interpersonal Social Support, Self-Efficacy and Resilience among Glaucoma Patients
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Poor physical health has consistently been associated with psychological health or vice versa. Various studies show significant relationships involving physical and psychological factors especially when it is chronic or irreversible diseases. Glaucoma is a chronic eye illness that can result in significant vision loss or perhaps blindness. There are many researchers worldwide as well as in Pakistan conducted on glaucoma and its biological factors due to its high prevalence but there are very rare psychological studies has been done in Pakistan to find the psychological challenges and protective factors of Glaucoma patients and going by published studies from other countries. The focus of this research was to inspect these noteworthy elements that include internal as well as external aspects interpersonal social support, self-efficacy and resilience among Glaucoma patients. Data was gathered from 55 males and 45 females (N=100). Overall findings of this research suggest strong correspondence allying interpersonal social support, self-efficacy and resilience to enhance person’s ability to manage with life's arduous and to victoriously respond to such adversity by employing the adaptive mechanisms that are necessary in potentially stressful situations using Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS 23.0 Adaptation).
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