Overview of the Impact of Unwanted Pregnancy on Adolescent Psychological in the Working Area of Telaga Biru Community Health Center

This study aims to investigate how unwanted pregnancy affects adolescent psychology. The research approach utilized within the planning of this study is qualitative. Data collection was carried out concurring to a foreordained plan. Qualitative data collection uses different strategies such as interviews, perception, documentation, and so on. The information investigation handle is carried out by receiving and creating intuitively designs that incorporate data reduction, data introduction, verification or conclusion drawing. The result of the study shows that the frequency of undesirable pregnancy will unquestionably have an effect on the brain research of everybody who encounters it. This happens since of a few components counting; the calculation of fear of family responses, the figure of fear of future harm and fear of social sanctions that are gotten. 3 out of 5 youths have a positive acknowledgment demeanor towards undesirable pregnancy, whereas the other two have a negative acknowledgment state of mind. Typically, it is due to contrasts within the number of sources of bolster from the environment.

The Effects of Poverty on Childrens Experiences of School in Two Public Secondary Schools of Balochistan

This thesis investigates the premise that poverty influences children's lives in different ways in the public schools of Balochistan. There is little information about, and understanding of, how poverty-stricken children experience school as opposed to children from better off families. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of poverty on children's experiences of school and to see its implications on education. This study is comparative in nature and therefore the focus of this study is to understand how children from families living in poverty experience school as opposed to children from better off families. This study is based on the views of children from two secondary schools in Balochistan. This study is a qualitative case study of four research participants from one girl's and one boy's public school in the district of Lasbela, which is one of the poorest districts in Pakistan. The participants of this study were selected based on the poverty line of $1.25 set by the World Bank, but the focus of this study was participatory which investigated the effects of poverty on the children's school experiences from the perspectives of the children. So far, there has been very little research done to see the effects of poverty on the children's experiences of schooling in Pakistan and particularly in Balochistan. The findings of this study reveal that the school experiences of poor children are not as good as the school experiences of better off children. The parents of poor children do not have enough resources to meet the educational expenses of their children; they can hardly cater for their necessities like clothes, shoes, school bags, books, notebooks, uniforms and other essential stationery. Furthermore, the findings suggest that poverty that is due to lack of financial resources affects the experiences of children at school, there are also some other socio-emotional factors which results from poverty such as conflicting relationships with peers and teachers. Therefore, the findings of this study can prove very beneficial for the policy makers in helping them take broader social policy initiatives for reducing poverty and inequality, so that the lives of the poor children could be improved in the public schools of Pakistan.