Rabindrik Psychotherapy Research Institute Trust

Rabindrik Psychotherapy, pioneered by Dr. Debdulal Dutta Roy, leverages Tagore’s works—such as Rabindra Sangeet, poetry, drama, and narratives—as therapeutic tools to foster mental wellness, meaningfulness, and positive imagination. Its evidence-based framework uses powerful metaphors and artistic expressions to create a real-time, object-oriented, and auto-suggestive therapeutic process. Here’s a deeper look into its key aspects based on your input and available information: 1. Therapeutic Postulates from Tagore’s Works: The therapy draws on Tagore’s emphasis on self-awakening, harmony with nature, and emotional vividness. His literary creations, rich in metaphors, guide clients toward positive emotional states, helping them reframe experiences and find meaning in life. 2. Mechanisms of Action:    - Enhancing Subjective Well-Being: By engaging clients in creative activities like singing Rabindra Sangeet or enacting Tagore’s dramas, the therapy stimulates positive emotions, f...

## 🌿 Major Types of Parenting ### 1. **Authoritative Parenting** **High responsiveness, high demandingness** This is considered the most balanced and effective style. * **Characteristics**: Warm, nurturing, sets clear rules, encourages independence, explains reasons for discipline. * **Child Outcomes**: High self-esteem, good social skills, emotional regulation, academic success. --- ### 2. **Authoritarian Parenting** **Low responsiveness, high demandingness** This style emphasizes obedience and strict discipline. * **Characteristics**: High expectations, rigid rules, little warmth, uses punishment over discussion. * **Child Outcomes**: Obedient but may be anxious, lack self-esteem, or have poor social skills. --- ### 3. **Permissive Parenting** **High responsiveness, low demandingness** Also known as indulgent parenting. * **Characteristics**: Warm and loving, but sets few boundaries; rarely disciplines. * **Child Outcomes**: Impulsive, lacks self-discipline, struggles with authority...

The **RPRIT-Based Safety Index Model** is a conceptual and psychometric framework designed to measure psychological safety consciousness through the lens of Rabindrik Psychotherapy. The model integrates three interrelated layers of human functioning—Murta, Raag, and Saraswat—which are derived from Rabindranath Tagore’s value-based philosophy of life and consciousness. Each of these layers captures a unique dimension of how individuals internalize, respond to, and uphold safety within industrial environments. The **Murta layer** refers to the physical and behavioral domain of safety, emphasizing habit formation, routine compliance, and sensory alertness. This layer captures the observable acts of safety such as consistently wearing protective equipment, strictly following safety protocols, and maintaining attentiveness during shifts. The Murta layer is associated with behavioral indicators of discipline and compliance, which are foundational to workplace safety. The **Raag layer** encom...

Training Handbook Title: Psychometric Assessments of Industrial Safety with Rabindrik Value-Oriented Safety Index (RVBSI) Target Group: Safety Officers, Industrial Psychologists, HR Professionals, Organizational Trainers Duration: 30 Hours (Modular/Customizable) Mode: Online / In-Person / Hybrid Training Outcome: Participants will develop the capacity to assess, interpret, and apply psychometric tools for industrial safety, integrating traditional psychological assessment with Rabindrik value orientations. Module 1: Foundations of Industrial Safety Psychology Objective: Introduce psychological principles behind safe and unsafe behavior at work. Topics Covered: 1.1 Concepts of safety culture and safety climate; human error, risk perception, and behavior in industrial settings 1.2 Role of personality, motivation, and accident proneness in safety compliance 1.3 Research methods in safety consciousness – Observation, interview, introspection, experimental design, and survey design Methodol...

Organized by Rabindrik Psychotherapy Research Institute Trust (RPRIT), Registered Academic Trust by Indian Trust Act,1882, REGD.NO.150600103, DARPAN ID WB/2025/0514195. 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. Recent Achievements & Recognition RPRIT is the registered vendor for Tata Power in psychometric assessment.  RPRIT has a strong track record of mentoring undergraduate students through research internships. In 2024, RPRIT offered research internships to 11 undergraduate students from Maharaja Manindra Chandra College on psychometric data analysis and 13 students from the department of applied psychology of the University of C...

Pre-PhD Training Program: Foundation of Statistics for Social Science Research Duration: 3 Months | Total Hours: 30 | Mode: Online | Total Seats Available: 30 Designed by: RPRIT Target Group: Pre-PhD aspirants in Psychology, Education, Management, allied Social Sciences Prerequisite: No prior statistical background required Objectives • To develop conceptual clarity on statistical foundations. • To enable the learners to differentiate between parametric and non-parametric approaches. • To foster hands-on experience with real datasets. • To build confidence in hypothesis testing and data interpretation. • To prepare students for advanced statistical tools in PhD-level research. Syllabus Structure (5 Modules) Module 1: Understanding the Basics (Week 1–2)    - Nature and types of data    - Measurement scales: Nominal, Ordinal, Interval, Ratio    - Concepts of population, sample, parameters, statistics    - Descriptive statistics: Mean, Median, Mode, ...

The Rabindrik Psychotherapy Research Institute Trust (RPRIT) has developed strong foundational and applied capabilities to conduct high-quality survey research on Industrial Safety Consciousness. These capabilities span across conceptual framework development, tool construction, data collection, psychometric validation, data analytics, and actionable reporting. Below are the key competencies that position RPRIT as a leading institution in this domain: 1.Conceptual Framework Rooted in Behavioral Science RPRIT integrates behavioral psychology, safety psychology, and value-based frameworks inspired by Rabindrik thought to explore safety consciousness at a deeper level. The institution has defined key psychological constructs—such as perceived control, responsibility, patience, team cohesiveness, and conscientiousness—that are highly relevant for understanding industrial safety behavior. 2.  2. Expertise in Psychometric Tool Development RPRIT has successfully developed semi-projecti...