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INDIAN JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY Editorial Board, Journal Committee, Executive Council & i-ii Secretariat Volume 43, Number - 1 March, 2016 Instructions to Authors iii-v ISSN 0303-2582 Editorial GYNAE – C – PSYCH – OLOGY : NEED OF TODAY 1-4 K.S. Sengar Research Articles 5-11 Effect of Neuro-Feedback Training on Cognitive (Executive) Function in Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Priyanka Lenka, Masroor Jahan and V. K. Sinha Application of Self- Regulatory Executive Function (S-REF) 12-19 Model in Psychopathology Formulation of Patients with Anxiety Disorders Soheli Datta and Sanjukta Das (I¿FDF\RI0LQGIXOQHVV%DVHG&RJQLWLYH%HKDYLRU7KHUDS\LQ 20-25 Adults with Stuttering : A Preliminary Study Sanjeev Kumar Gupta Crisis and Trauma in Academic Settings: Implications for 26-32 Campus Mental Health L. N. Suman Memory Functioning in Patients with Schizophrenia and 33-36 (GLWRU Obsessive Compulsive Disorder in Remission : A Comparative Study K. S. Sengar Jashobanta Mahapatra, Sushree Sangita Behura, Narendranath Samantaray, Pratit Pattnaik and Saumyashree Mohapatra Role of Memory Rehabilitation on Persons with Alcohol 37-45 Dependence Sheril Elizabeth Jose, K. S. Sengar and Archana Singh A Comparative Study of Receptive Speech among Male and 46-50 Female Cases with Schizophrenic Illness Riju Raj Roy, Anand Manjhi and J. Mahto Therapeutic Effects of Yoga on Generalized Anxiety Disorder 51-57 Laiju S. and Sananda Raj Psychometric Properties of Hindi Version of Peace of Mind, 58-64 Harmony in Life and Sat-Chit-Ananda Scales Kamlesh Singh, Shambhovi Mitra and Pulkit Khanna RNI RN 26039/74 (I¿FDF\RI&RJQLWLYH%HKDYLRU7KHUDS\ &%7 LQ'HSUHVVLRQIRU 65-72 Parents of Children with Mental Retardation 75 2I¿FLDO3XEOLFDWLRQRI Gannavaram Srikrishna, S. R. Joshi and B. Surya Prakasam Indian Association of Clinical Psychologists www.iacp.in Measure childrens’ intellectual abilties in a language they understand. Raven’s CPM/CVS HINDI With regional language translations Raven’s CPM/CVS HINDI fills a long-felt gap in ability tests that cater to populations not adequately exposed to the English language. Trans- lation of test instructions and CVS word card in seven major Indian languages empowers you with a more culturally fair test that can be administered in a vernacular language your client understands. Besides Hindi, language translations Hindi norms enable a of test instructions and CVS word fairer assessment of card available in Bengali, Gujarati, ability for populations Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, that are Hindi-speaking Tamil and Telugu Language Translation Kit Screen a large consisting of CPM and number of children CVS Record Form, across language CVS word card and Test groups, using the Instruction Booklet for Hindi and additional seven Indian languages Indian language available separately from translations Raven’s CPM/CVS HINDI For enquiries and orders Pearson Clinical and Talent Assessment Call: +91 924 360 0012 | Email: [email protected] Request a quote and learn more at: www.pearsonclinical.in 76 INDIAN JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY Volume 43 March 2016 No. 1 Editor : K. S. Sengar Editorial Board Editorial Advisory Board Anisha Shah (Bengaluru) A. K. Srivastava (Kanpur) Ashima N. Wadhawan (Delhi) Amool R Singh (Ranchi) D. P. Sen Mazumdar (Delhi) D. K. Sharma (Delhi) M. K. Mondal (Delhi) Devvrata Kumar (Bengaluru) M. S. Thimappa (Bengaluru) K. B. Kumar (NOIDA) R . G. Sharma (Varanasi) K. Pramodu (Kozikode) S. C. Gupta (Lucknow) L. S. S. Manickam (Mysuru) T. B. Singh (Patna) Maitreyee Dutta (Tezpur) Distinguished Former Editors Manjari Srivastava (Mumbai) S. K. Verma (1974 – 1983) N. G. Desai (Delhi) S. K. Maudgil (1984 – 1986) Rajeev Dogra (Rohtak) S. C. Gupta (1987 – 1889) S. L. Vaya (Ahmedabad) D. K. Menon (1990 – 1991) U. K. Sinha (Delhi) R. Kishore (1992) Sanjukta Das (Kolkata) K. Dutt (1993) Shweta Singh (Lucknow) K. Rangaswami (1994 – 1995) S S Nathawat (1996 – 2002) Russy Tamanna (Delhi) Amool R Singh (2003 – 2006) Nawab Akhtar Khan (Mysuru) Ashima N Wadhawan (2007) Shweta (Singapur) S P K Jena (2008- 2011) Renuka Jena (UK) Statistical Consultant Ram C Bajpai (Singapur) i JOURNAL COMMITTEE K.S. Sengar (Chairman) Rakesh Kumar (Agra) S. Balakrishnan, (Chennai) Jashobanta Mohapatra, (Cuttak) P T Sasi, (Thrissur) Kalpana Srivatava, (Pune) ([2I¿FLR0HPEHU EXECUTIVE COUNCIL President President Elect Amool R Singh K Girish ( Thiruananthpuram) RINPAS, Kanke, Ranchi (Jharkhand) [email protected] [email protected], [email protected] Immediate Past President Hon. General Secretary V. C. George Kalpana Srivastava Miraj Dept of Psychiatry, AFMC, Pune (Mah) [email protected] [email protected] Immediate Past Hon. Gen. Secretary Treasurer Masroor Jahan B N Roopesh RINPAS, Kanke, Ranchi (Jharkhand) NIMHANS, Bangalore [email protected] [email protected] COUNCIL MEMBERS All India East Zone Sanjukta Das Sameeta Nag [email protected] [email protected] Manoj K. Bajaj Bidita Bhattacharya [email protected] [email protected] West Zone North Zone Smita Pandey Vikas Sharma [email protected] [email protected] Sudipta Roy Atul Kumar [email protected] [email protected] South Zone President Nominee Sreehari R. S.L. 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