Sankhya International

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Domain: Attitudinal and Personality Development (MBEP) through Sankhya Philosophy Measure: Use of Yogic Crime Theory, a blend of Psychology, Criminology, Behaviorism, Epigenetics, Human Development, Yoga, and Sankhya philosophies Definition: This measure assesses the participant’s profile, the adjustment in life and workplace, externalizing, or disruptive, negative behaviors and the role of physical and mental problems in aggravation of such behaviors, and the individual-based therapy required to improve positive behavior. Purpose: The purpose of the program is to accord multiple benefits in monetary, physical, and mental terms to institutions, individuals, and groups and the institutions where such individuals are placed for enhancing their reputations, financial gains, and overall improvement. Issues needing to be addressed are Epigenetics, Environmental issues prior to and after birth, fetal programming, and Childhood externalizing behaviors which are the risk factors for adjustment in life, workplace, adult behavior, crime, violence, and substance abuse. Stressful working conditions are harmful for employee retention or the proper use of their potentiality and lack of behavior modification techniques in prisons are some of the factors responsible for recidivism. Individual family issues also reinforce negativity resulting in hampered output in the above-said fields and some other related fields. The use of modules developed by Sankhya International can help in minimizing these risk factors. Essential Measures: Different Age Groups Gender Similar Problem Groups Related Measures: Fetal Programming and Environmental Background Issues Work Issues like White and Blue Collar Criminality, poor working hours or conditions Physical Issues Mental Issues Conduct Disorder, Oppositional Defiance Disorder, Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Symptoms Temperamental issues Personality Traits Disinhibiting Behaviors – Impulsivity, anger, lust, greed, Eating habits Sensitivity to Reward and Punishment Crime and Delinquency Collections: Personality Profile Substance Use-related Psychosocial Risk Factors Scale rating Other personal issues Keywords: Assessment, Conduct Disorder, Oppositional Defiance Disorder, Conduct Disorder, White Collar Criminality, Blue Collar Criminality, Disruptive Behaviors, Substance Use-related Psychosocial Risk Factors Protocol Release Date: June 2022 Protocol Name: APD (MBEP).Identifying and Solving Mental and Physical Problems in Corporate, Education Sectors, Prisons, Belt Forces and Home settings Protocol Name from Source: APD (MBEP) Sankhya Philosophy and Yogic Crime Theory. Description: The Use of Sankhya and other philosophies of India in countering and tackling mental and physical problems being faced by the above-said groups to enhance capacities and overcome all Disruptive Behaviors Specific Instructions: Disruptive Behaviors can be due to multiple physical, environmental, genetic, and epigenetic factors and each case has to be understood from a holistic angle and strategies have to be devised accordingly. Protocol: For a Diagnostic Measure To determine a diagnostic measure based on how the object projects his personal problems, the groups can be made and segregated and modules can be molded as per the group requirements. Selection Rationale: The identified Sector and group selection will be under five-six major heads Family Problems, Physical Problems, Mental Problems, Working conditions, epigenetic factors, Behavior problems, and each group would be imparted training, and typical Yoga Techniques along with inputs from other fields would be tailor-made according to problem areas. Source: Yogic Crime Theory, Sankhya Philosophy Life Stage: Employees, Personnel from Belt forces, Prisoners Adolescents Children from 5-10, 10-18. Adolescents from 18-25 years of age groups Market Scope & Justification Corporate Sector: As in January 2022, there were over 1.43 million registered companies in India and over 1.42 million companies limited by shares. 139 companies had more than ten thousand employees. India had a total workforce of 47.41 crores and 11.50 crore were employed in the industries sector and 12.73 in the services sector. Prison Sector: No. of Prisons in India: 1306: 2020 (Source-NCRB) Capacity: 4,14,033, Actual No. 4,88,511 There were more than 11 million prisoners in various prisons all across the globe. Belt Forces: Army 1.4 million CRPF: Three Lacs BSF, ITBP, CISF, SSB, Assam Rifles etc employ another more than one million. Education Sector: India has more than 50% of its population below 25 years of age and there are more than 250 million school going children, about 1000 Universities and about 40000 colleges. The education market will be about US$ 225 by FY 25. Mental Health issue in India: According to WHO, the burden of mental health problem in India is 2443 Disability adjusted years per 10000 Population. In the year 2017, 14% of I

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