Vol 12 - 1

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EDITORIAL NOTE: MULTIDISCIPLINARY STUDIES DURING COVID-19

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DOI Number: https://doi.org/10.47126/J.NSBR.1991-4938

The central focus of this issue is to address multidisciplinary problems and strategic policies during the current critical condition. This issue contains six scholarly studies which are precisely focused on different issues of policy and development, technology and innovation, human resource management, and marketing. Integrating these theoretical and application-based concepts, this issue ultimately presents a comprehensive view of advanced research and a new trend of business development in multidisciplinary areas.

It is our earnest hope that the readers will enjoy reading this issue as much as we did during our review of the papers for NSBR.

Mahmud Akhter Shareef, PhD Managing Editor NSBR

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    The Impacts of COVID on Mental Wellbeing: An Empirical Study on Students at Tertiary Level of Bangladesh
    (North South University, 2021-12) Ireen Akhter; Ahmed Pasha; Tanzila Mahmud; Helal Ahammad
    The aim of this paper is to find out the mental status of the final year Business School students who have started exploring the job market, when the overall state of mental wellbeing of the students all over the world has been deteriorating due to the massive impacts of COVID-19 pandemic. To collect data Standard Google form and to measure mental status of the respondents the 14-items Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Well-being Scale (WEMWBS) were used. A left skewed distribution of WEMWBS score indicated poor mental states of the students in general. The overall females’ score is less than males’ score, which can be attributed to our patriarchal culture. Nonetheless, with the Spearman’s Rank Correlation test, it is seen that many of the variables are strongly correlated with each other. The result of this paper may direct the corporate policy makers to develop some policies for this target audience.
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