Generational Dominance Impacts on Personality Profiles and Its Challenges for Psychological Disorder Recovery

This research paper examines how generational dominance—defined as the influence exerted by older generations over younger cohorts—affects personality profiles and complicates recovery from psychological disorders. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach that integrates quantitative statistical analyses and qualitative thematic insights, the study investigates differences in personality traits across four generational cohorts. The paper also correlates and builds upon two seminal studies by Dr. Devinder Dhalla and Paras Dhalla (2022, 2025) on generation gap and personality profiles, an internationally published researches which tended to the emergence of Dr Dhalla’s innovation of GERT Therapy to heal Psychological Disorders at a glance of scientific, psychologically and spiritually proven methodologies backed by various authenticated therapies. Thus Findings indicate that intergenerational power dynamics significantly contribute to variations in traits such as agreeableness and neuroticism, which in turn impede mental health recovery. The study concludes with suggestions for therapeutic interventions and future research directions, acknowledging limitations and emphasizing practical applications in clinical practice.