Ana M Carmiol, Susan Castro, María Dolores Castro-Rojas, Adriana Weisleder, Juan Robalino
Links between booksharing and early vocabulary development in Costa Rica
Infant behavior & development
agriculture associated various physical mental health risks growing concern psychological hazards associated farming including high stress levels depression anxiety increasing rates suicide bolster resilience overall survival within farmers imperative gain comprehensive understanding protective factors contribute mental psychological wellbeing study followed explorative research design used purposive sampling select samples chikkaballapur district karnataka nine farmers interviewed based inclusion exclusion criteria interview schedule prepared based literature review experts field content face validation transcribed data coded using free version qda miner thematic analysis approach used data analysis three broader themes 15 subthemes emerged 1 personal protective factors feeling autonomy purpose life passion work problemsolving skills positive mindset building resilience learning new skills spiritual religious beliefs 2 social protective factors friends peer group belongingness family social engagements 3 environmental protective factors lifestyle physically active rural environment governmentinstitutional support recognition society study successfully emerged three overarching protective factors farmers perceived significant mental health wellbeing entitled personal social environmental study findings provide valuable insights social work practitioners guiding developing interventions strategies support mental health wellbeing farming population