Syllabus of one month online certificate course on Psychological Safety Consciousness data analysis with MS-Exel and Base R Script

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Background 
The Rabindrik Psychotherapy Research Institute Trust (RPRIT) is a pioneering institution dedicated to integrating Rabindrik values with modern psychological practices. It focuses on promoting mental well-being, education, and safety psychology through culturally rooted and research-based approaches.

One of RPRIT’s key areas of interest is Psychological Safety Consciousness—the awareness and perception of emotional and cognitive safety in various environments, particularly in workplaces and educational settings. Learning data analysis in this area is essential to identify patterns, measure psychological risks, and develop evidence-based strategies to enhance well-being. Through data-driven insights, professionals can better understand the impact of safety climate, leadership behavior, and emotional intelligence on individual and group performance—leading to more resilient and mentally healthy communities.

Syllabus (8 Classes | 1 Hour Each)
1. Data handling, visualization, and descriptive statistics

Class 1: Introduction to industry data (Job Satisfaction, Safety Climate, etc.)

Class 2: Data entry, cleaning, and calculating Mean, SD in Excel/R

Class 3: Creating graphs – Bar chart, Pie chart, Box plot, Histogram

2. Item analysis and correlation methods

Class 4: Item analysis – Cronbach’s alpha and item-total correlation

Class 5: Correlation – Finding relationships between domains (e.g., Job Satisfaction & Working Condition)

3. Hands-on project and structured report writing

Class 6: Report writing – How to write Introduction, Method, Result with charts

Class 7: Working on individual mini-project (data + graphs + interpretation)

4. Presentation session with certification

Class 8: Presentation of findings + Certificate distribution.

Evaluation:
Project report writing: 40
Viva voce:10 marks

Project Report Structure & Evaluation (APA Format)
Total Marks: 40

Preliminary Pages (5 Marks)
Title Page, Table of Contents, Acknowledgement, Declaration, Abstract (150–200 words, keywords included).

Introduction (5 Marks)
Importance of the study, basic concepts, introduction to variables, objectives. (Approx. 500 words)

Literature Review (5 Marks)
Summary of prior studies and research gaps. (Approx. 500 words)

Method (5 Marks)

Participants (100 words)

Tools/Instruments (100 words)

Procedure & Statistical Analysis (100 words)

Results (5 Marks)
Presentation of key findings with interpretation. (Approx. 500 words)

Tables and Figures (5 Marks)
Proper APA-format tables/graphs with titles and in-text references.

Discussion & Conclusion (5 Marks)
Interpretation, implications, limitations, and conclusion. (Approx. 500 words)

References & Appendix (5 Marks)
Proper APA 7th referencing and supporting materials in appendices.
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