The Quantum Psychology Effect: A Study on Financial, Emotional and Social Deprivation

Abstract

In an era where financial instability, emotional voids, and social isolation are becoming increasingly prevalent, their collective impact on an individual’s well-being is profound. This study explores the intricate relationship between financial, emotional, and social deprivation through the lens of quantum psychology, emphasizing how internal beliefs and thought patterns shape external experiences. By integrating insights from psychology, neuroscience, and artificial neural networks (ANN), this research examines how deprivation manifests in various aspects of life and contributes to a cycle of distress.
The findings indicate that social deprivation has the most significant influence on overall well- being, followed by emotional and financial deprivation. Individuals experiencing social isolation or emotional neglect are more likely to struggle with self-worth, decision-making, and long-term stability. The ANN model used in this study highlights the predictive value of these factors, reinforcing the importance of fostering strong social connections and emotional resilience alongside financial stability. This research underscores the necessity of a holistic approach to well-being, where psychological and social support play crucial roles in breaking the cycle of deprivation and enhancing life satisfaction.