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Pakistan Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences

ISSN 2415-007X

4 papers in the library · 2 citations · publishing 2022-2025

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Professional Quality of Life and Metacognition in Pakistan’s Hospital Teams: Moderation of Socio-Cognitive Mindfulness

Pakistan Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences December 24, 2025 Yumna Ali, Syeda Farhana Kazmi, Yasuhiro Kotera

Socio-cognitive mindfulness and metacognition are crucial in healthcare services that affect professional quality of life and, in turn, can affect patient outcomes. Socio-cognitive mindfulness relates to embracing novelty in healthcare situations through flexibility and engagement within medical work routines, through using expert executive cognitive control. Despite these psychological...

The Psychological Effects of the Administration of Psychedelics on the Minds of Healthy Individuals: A Systematic Review

Pakistan Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences March 13, 2024 Sumayyah Idrees, Ayesha Batool, Sehrish Ahsan et al.

The systematic review aims to integrate the findings of the past 3 years of literature on the phenomenological effects of classical psychedelics on healthy individuals. To ensure a strategic method to review the literature was adopted, guidelines given by Sumaya Laher & Tasneem Hassem were opted for (Laher & Hassem, 2020). For the search strategy, the Sample, Phenomenon of Interest, Design,...

DOI: 10.52131/pjhss.2024.v12i1.2068 (opens in new tab) Theme computing Thematic analysis Qualitative research Social science

Prevalence and Effectiveness of Super-Natural Healing among Mental Disorders

Pakistan Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences September 8, 2023 Sehrish Naeem, Kiran Akram, Tehmina Aziz 2 citations

The study attempted to investigate prevalence and effectiveness of super-natural healing for possible Mental Disorders. The study focused on the spiritual healing practices which are widely spread across Pakistan. The patients were asked for their symptoms, incidence and onset of symptoms, severity and intensity of symptoms and recurrence. On the basis of which, the patients were diagnosed...

John Searle and Richard Swinburne on the Nature of the Problem of Free Will and its Relation with Consciousness

Pakistan Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences June 30, 2022 Ejaz Ahmed

The problem of free will is still an issue and in the classical literature we find two extremes; either humans have free will or they are determined to act. In the current debates over free will we find compatibilism as the best solution to the problem of free will but compatibilism reveals a hopeless result and turns out to be a mere rational twist to defend determinism. On the other hand,...