PDF Button Electronic media today influences the behavior of young people. The use of iPods, televisions, cell phones, computers, and video game systems is widespread due to the advancement of media technology. Urbanization and scarcity of land have led many families to lack essential facilities in their neighborhood, such as playgrounds, making many youths spend more of their time at home on media, up to four hours every day. Parents

PDF Button Introduction Employee productivity depends not only on professional competence but also on workers’ physical health, psychological well-being, motivation, and ability to recover from occupational demands. Every organization aims to generate sustainable revenue through the coordinated efforts of trained employees. However, some employers attempt to reduce operational costs by limiting staff numbers while assigning additional responsibilities to the employees who remain. Although such a strategy may reduce immediate labor

PDF Button Background Research Stress can affect memory at several stages, including initial encoding, consolidation after learning, working-memory performance, and later retrieval. Students frequently experience stress in relation to examinations, tight deadlines, academic competition, family expectations, and interpersonal conflict. The original research proposal focuses specifically on how stress influences different memory tasks and academic performance. That focus should remain because memory is not one uniform capacity. A student may remember