Emotional Well-being

Emotions are whitecaps influencing feelings, manipulating desires, impelling waves, prompting actions, and instigating interactions. Emotional well-being is a primary touchstone of youth’s nourishing attitudes, sensual emergence, and mindfulness. Social psychology is interlaced in teens' perceptions, impacting passions, and excitement. Meaningful intimacy encourages socialisation, albeit Coronavirus-19 has shackled human links. The author considers collaborative learning inspires exploration, permits connectedness, allows questioning thoughts, and builds academic rapport. He discusses online screen-time limits, on-campus student attachments, epitomising knowledge sharing, and energising psychological health. Smiles and laughs are essential in social interactions that generate pleasant feelings in educational settings.
 
Buoyant emotions enhance academic proficiency, stimulate positive thinking, and prevent distasteful reactions. How the power of humour and laughs in the West exerts a therapeutic impact on youngsters, healing the racial divide, espousing diversity, and creating a dynamic remedial environment. This book will be a far-reaching addition to humanities and socio-psychological literature and a useful read for parents, pupils, and tutors.