Rabindrik Psychotherapy Research Institute Trust

SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PAPERS PUBLISHED IN JOURNALS ONLY (N=117) Dr. D.Dutta Roy, Ph.d....29.1.25   Dutta Roy,D.& Sharma, S.(2020). Does safe experience in the school increase school attendance motivation?,Asia Pacific School Psychology Association.1,1,83-91. Dutta Roy,D. & Biswas,T.(2020).Cross cultural study of Pro-environmental attitude of college students of India and Bangladesh. (accepted for publication in Perspectives on Management”( with ISSN no 0974-7095). Dutta Roy,D.(2018).Perception of safe teacher-student connectedness. Journal of Psychometry,32,2,21-26. Dutta Roy,D.(2019).Rabindrik psychotherapy and consciousness flow. Monotori,2,20-21. Sravanti Amiya Kanti Swapna Ghosh,Dutta Roy,D(2018).Development of the Diabetes self-care efficacy scale, Psychological studies, 63,3,286-297 (https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs12646-018-0455-9) Ghosh Sravanti Amiyakanti Swapna, Dutta Roy,D. (2018). K-means cluster of Personality in predicting self-care activities in...

2 Month Internship Plan Background : Academic writing helps in sharing research findings, theories, and insights with the scholarly community and the public. RPRIT has good number of you tube videos . Institute intends to document them with adequate descriptions. Objective : To train interns in academic scriptwriting, research methodology, video content creation, and other related skills to produce high-quality pre-recorded YouTube content (minimum of 200 scripts/videos) while aligning with current YouTube algorithms and audience engagement strategies. Week 1: Orientation and Foundation Day 1-2: Orientation Introduction to the institute's vision, expertise, and expectations. Overview of Rabindrik Psychotherapy and its application in video content creation. Discussion of YouTube goals, audience engagement strategies, and current algorithm insights. Day 3-5: Foundational Classes by Mentors Class Topics: Basics of academic scriptwriting and storytelling techniques. Understanding YouT...

Rabindranath Tagore's philosophy and Behavioral Economics may seem like unrelated fields, but they share some interesting connections. Here are a few possible links: Tagore's Philosophy 1. Humanism: Tagore's philosophy emphasizes the importance of human emotions, experiences, and relationships. Behavioral Economics also focuses on understanding human behavior and decision-making. 2. Holism: Tagore believed in the interconnectedness of all things. Behavioral Economics recognizes that human behavior is influenced by various factors, including social, emotional, and environmental contexts. 3. Intuition and Rationality: Tagore valued the role of intuition in human decision-making. Behavioral Economics also acknowledges the interplay between intuitive and rational thinking in shaping human behavior. Behavioral Economics Principles 1. Loss Aversion: Tagore's concept of "the fear of loss" is similar to the idea of loss aversion in Behavioral Economics, which states t...

### My Cooking Project **Background:** Fried foods are not allowed.   **Objective:** Eat boiled food.   **Method:**   I chopped all the vegetables and mixed them well with turmeric, cumin powder, and salt, along with a small amount of oil. I let it sit for 5 minutes. Then, I poured two cups of water into a kettle, added the vegetables and noodles, and turned on the switch. Finally, I served it hot.   **Result:** Oh, so tasty!   ### How Cooking Vegetables in an Electric Kettle Relates to Behavioral Economics   Cooking vegetables in an electric kettle can be linked to several principles in **behavioral economics**, particularly those that address decision-making, habits, and health-related behaviors. Below are some relevant theories and concepts:   --- ### **1. Nudge Theory**   **Concept:** Nudge theory, proposed by Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein, suggests that subtle changes in the environment can influence...

Organized by Rabindrik Psychotherapy Research Institute Trust (RPRIT), Registered Academic Trust by Indian Trust Act,1882, REGD.NO.150600103. Registration form : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/118cgX8cIeJqB_AI2H_68CgASm0AFZyhfAXaFQEJ2r1U/edit About the trust:   It is a higher learning virtual research institute aiming at educating students about research for the welfare of the larger community through online and blended education. International students are welcome here. The trust regularly inviting applications for various courses. Both Internal and External Faculties are teaching here. The trust has more than 500 students. Learning Outcomes:  Machine learning in Psychology is important to provide real time feedback about psychological test scores. This will reduce psychological testing and counseling time. RPRIT developed some supervised and unsupervised machine learning techniques for the same. Students will learn those principles by the...

Here’s a step-by-step example of applying Machine Learning (ML) using SPSS to classify participants into groups based on psychological data: Example Project: Classifying Participants into Stress Levels Objective To use SPSS to predict whether participants fall into "High Stress" or "Low Stress" groups based on survey responses. Dataset Imagine you have a dataset with the following columns: Age (numerical) Hours of Sleep per Night (numerical) Number of Stressful Events in the Last Month (numerical) Self-Reported Stress Level (categorical: "High" or "Low") Steps in SPSS 1. Load the Data Open SPSS. Import the dataset (e.g., in .sav or .csv format). Ensure columns are labeled correctly and data is clean. 2. Data Preparation Recode variables if needed : For example, ensure "High" and "Low" in the stress level column are coded as 1 and 0 for binary classification. Check for missing values and handle ...

RPRIT aims at the followings: 1. *Develop research skills*: Provide researchers with the necessary skills and knowledge to conduct high-quality research. 2. *Enhance research capacity*: Build the capacity of researchers to design, implement, and disseminate research findings. 3. *Foster collaboration*: Encourage collaboration among researchers from diverse backgrounds and disciplines. 4. *Promote knowledge sharing*: Facilitate the sharing of knowledge, expertise, and best practices among researchers. 5. *Support career development*: Help researchers advance their careers by providing them with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in their field. Some potential course topics could include: 1. *Research methodology*: Study design, data collection, data analysis, and interpretation. 2. *Statistical analysis*: Introduction to statistical software, data visualization, and statistical modeling. 3. *Academic writing*: Writing research papers, grants, and reports. 4. *Research ethics*: E...