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Department of Psychology






Research
S. No. Name of the candidate Name of the Supervisor(s)/ Co-Supervisor(s) Title Year
1 Kriti Vyas Dr. Samina Bano Parenting styles and parental meta-emotion philosophy in relation to behavioural problems of early adolescents

Abstract
2018
2 Shaheena Parveen Prof. M. Shafiq Psychological Problems, Mental Health, and Coping among Female Relatives of Victims of Enforced Disappearances in Kashmir

Abstract
2017
3 Gargi Sandilya Prof. M. G. Shahnawaz Well-being and Performance of Employees as Functions of Organizational Culture

Abstract
2016
4 Komal Manshani Naved Iqbal Happiness and Well-Being in Institutionalized Elderly: An Intervention Study

Abstract
2016
5 Sandeep Sharma Dr. Akbar Hussain Parent-child conflict, anti social behaviour and hedonism in relation to bully perpetrating behaviour among adolescents

Abstract
2016
6 Sramana Majumdar Prof. Naved Iqbal Moderating Effect of Mindset on Aggression, Emotion Regulation, Hope and Optimism Among Youth Exposed to Violence in Kashmir

Abstract
2016
7 Sumati Kanwar Dr. Akbar Hussain Psychological Hardiness, Temperament and Marital Adjustment Among Childless Women

Abstract
2016
8 Zuby Hasan Prof. N. Hasnain Spirituality, Resilience and Empathy as Determinants of Commitment in Managers of Individualistic and Collectivistic Orientations.

Abstract
2016
9 Bilal Ahmad Teli Dr. Samina Bano Psychological and Physical Health Effects of Betrayal Trauma in Young Adults

Abstract
2016
10 Mehfooz Ahmad Prof. Naved Iqbal Personality Cognitive Processes and Social Support as Predictors of Post Traumatic Growth Among Survivors of Traumatic Events

2016
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