Psychological Escalation of Gaandness State and Analyzing the Triggering Subfactors Contributing to Mental Outbreak

The unique concept of “Gaandness” displays a multifaceted state with combination mental and physical decline driven by factors such as stress, boredom, laziness, failures, tiredness, and deteriorating health. This paper seeks to identify and analyze the subfactors that contribute to the psychological escalation of these primary factors, ultimately exacerbating the overall state of Gaandness. A simulation model using Monte Carlo Simulation (MCS) was developed in R programming to predict the likelihood of adverse outcomes based on these subfactors. The results indicate that stress, boredom, and laziness are the most significant contributors to Gaandness, with subfactors like work overload, lack of motivation, and sleep deprivation showing high risk for dangerous outcomes. Statistical tests and visualizations further revealed the interconnectedness of these subfactors, providing insights into how they contribute to Gaandness.

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2024-11-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icstsdg61998.2024.11026205
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Mind wandering and attention
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Psychological Escalation of Gaandness State and Analyzing the Triggering Subfactors Contributing to Mental Outbreak

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Psychological Escalation of Gaandness State and Analyzing the Triggering Subfactors Contributing to Mental Outbreak

Ankith Mohan, Chenni Kumaran. J, R. Bhavani, Vincent Gnanaraj T
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The unique concept of “Gaandness” displays a multifaceted state with combination mental and physical decline driven by factors such as stress, boredom, laziness, failures, tiredness, and deteriorating health. This paper seeks to identify and analyze the subfactors that contribute to the psychological escalation of these primary factors, ultimately exacerbating the overall state of Gaandness. A simulation model using Monte Carlo Simulation (MCS) was developed in R programming to predict the likelihood of adverse outcomes based on these subfactors. The results indicate that stress, boredom, and laziness are the most significant contributors to Gaandness, with subfactors like work overload, lack of motivation, and sleep deprivation showing high risk for dangerous outcomes. Statistical tests and visualizations further revealed the interconnectedness of these subfactors, providing insights into how they contribute to Gaandness.

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