Self-Reflective Holistic Health for University Students during Covid-19: Using a Novel Tool

Mayank Shukla, Marshal Mukesh Sahni, Balvinder Shukla, Sharda University, Amity University, Amity University
2022 Journal of Higher Education Policy And Leadership Studies  
Highlights  During the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic, students were engaged in self-reflection to overcome the anxiety and related disorders. Universities entail the responsibility of a focused engagement approach for their students, this was reinforced using survey-based self-reflection.  A survey of fifteen questions covering three domains of holistic health namely -attitude, self-reflection and conscience was undertaken, every question has an ordinal response of Likert scale -one to five.
more » ... aximum score is seventy-five and minimum is fifteen. There are five qualitative ordinal levels which can be derived from this score.  Perception of illness in the recent past (six months) gave positive finding in 1/3 of the participants, despite good attitude among most of the participants, 85% of the participants showed good holistic health. Participants were largely neutral for donation and charity.  Students shall have self-conscience for constant engagement and involvement to face the new-normal with a better outlook for holistic health. We used survey questionnaire as a holistic health tool for this purpose.
doi:10.52547/johepal.3.2.166 fatcat:7xn5ocbiqve6zijdlzhy663tnq