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Monday, June 27, 2011

Current status of Psyber news 2,3,2011

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CATEGORIESTitleReceiving dateStatus
RESEARCH ARTICLE
RATING CONSISTENCY IN ASSESSING AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOUR12.12.2010Accepted.
RESEARCH REVIEWQUALITY OF LIFE OF WORKING WOMEN : A REPORT 30.4.2011Accepted
RESEARCH NEWSBalancing Research and Action: Participatory Development Approach12.4.2011Accepted
RESEARCH NEWS
AVE- A Treatment Option for ADHD and Learning Disability23.5.2011Accepted
RESEARCH NEWS
ZEBRAFISH PROVIDES NEW INSIGHTS INTO HUMAN NEURAL FUNCTIONING22.4.2011Accepted
RESEARCH NEWS
HOMOSEXUALITY AND NARCISSISM25.4.2011ACCEPTED
RESEARCH ARTICLE
A study to assess need achievement of rural workers using semi-projective test21.12.2010Review in process
RESEARCH ARTICLE
Emotional intelligence, QWL, Work-family role conflict and happiness of male and female employees in private and
public sectors
29.4.2011Revised version is in process.
RESEARCH ARTICLE
Impact of Perceived stress and Locus of control on Conflict resolution styles3.2.2011Please re submit the paper using standard format of the journal.
FEATURE
SCIENTIFIC DIFFERENTIATION AND THE USE OF INTELLIGENCE TESTS:
29.3.20112nd Review report sent dated 29.5.11
RESEARCH ARTICLE
A STUDY ON GENERAL WELL-BEING AND SOME
LIFE SKILL ATTRIBUTES OF STUDENTS OF
CALCUTTA UNIVERSITY
24.5.20112nd review report sent dated 27.6.2011
RESEARCH ARTICLE
A Study of self control of school students in relation to gender and Family Structure30.5.111st review report sent dated 6.6.11
RESEARCH ARTICLE
CONSTRUCTION OF LIFE SKILLS QUESTIONNAIRE TO ASSESS THE EFFECT OF LIFE SKILL STRAINING ON ADOLESCENT SCHOOL STUDENTS10.6.11Review report sent, dated 17.6.2011.
FEATURESINHA TIME MANAGEMENT INVENTORY14.6.2011Review report submitted dated 15th June, 2011
TUTORIALSOME SOLUTIONS OF DATA ANOMALY18.6.2011REVIEW REPORT SENT DATED 22.6.2011
FEATURE
Effect of Noise pollution12.3.2011!st review report sent. Please submit revised paper soon
FEATURE
Mental Health in 21st century: A challenge24.6.20111st review report sent dated 26.6.2011. Please submit revised paper soon

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Monday, April 4, 2011

Inviting article and description of volumes

PSYBER NEWS, invites research articles from you for volume 2 and No.3. It invites brief research news from Freelance Psychology Research News Reporter. There is no charge for editing and publishing the article in PSYBER NEWS. Many authors were benefited by publishing articles as they got chance to review the paper by the advice of our esteemed reviewers and analyzed the data through constant and systematic touch. Here, sometimes support is provided for analysis of data provided author is interested to send the original data set in Ms-Excel form.
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The articles published

Vol 1, 1, 2010

Vol 1, 2, 2010

Vol 1, 3, 2010

Vol 1, 4, 2010

Vol 2, 1, 2011

Vol 2, 2, 2011

Vol 2,3,2011

Vol 2,4,2011

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From: Prasad Psycho Corporation Date: Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 1:26 PM Subject: {NetPsy} Inviting Articles To: netpsy@googlegroups.com PSYBER NEWS (ISSN - 09760709) is a quarterly blindly peer reviewed, need based, easy to understand International Psychology Research Publication under the patronage of Prasad Psycho Corporation, to publish wide range of conceptual articles pertaining to different perspectives of methodologies in Psychological research. The journal regularly publishes research news about current issues of Psychological research. News covers brief introduction about issue, its importance, methods followed and the findings. It should be free from plagarism. We are looking forward for 'Freelance Psychology News Reporters' who are interested to contribute to the "Research News" section in the upcoming issues of PSYBER NEWS. The articles that would be accepted by our Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Debdulal Dutta Roy would be remunerated Re. 1 per word, i.e. Rs. 200.00 for a 200 words article accordingly (excluding prepositions and journal references) from Prasad Psycho Corporation. Also the name of the Author of the accepted article would be mentioned in the issue and he/she would be given a complimentary copy of the Psyber News in which the article would appear. Send in your articles to: psynewsduttaroy@hotmail.com psybernews@prasadpsycho.com Regards, Psyber News Team FAQ:

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Saturday, March 12, 2011

Articles for Volume 2, No. 2 and Introduction of Authors

CONTENTS

Research Articles:

PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS AMONG THE SURVIVORS OF NATURAL AND HUMAN MADE DISASTERS - Subhasis Bhadra

PSYCHOLOGICAL NEEDS AND INTIMATE RELATIONSHIP IN MARRIAGE Akanksha Tripathi

FAMILY CLIMATE AND DELINQUENCY PRONENESS - Supninder Kaur

Research Report
RESPONSE INHIBITION IN EPILEPTIC PATIENTS- Anu Teotia
Features:
ADAPTIVE BRAIN - Rudrani Chatterjee & Pritha Mukhopadhyay
BEHAVIOR BASED SAFETY (BBS) : A CASE STUDY - H L Kaila

Tutorial:
USES OF PIVOT TABLE FOR DATA CLASSIFICATION- D. Dutta Roy

Workshop Report:
A Report of the ‘Workshop on Qualitative Research Methods in Psychology’ - Sonali De


Research news:

  1. USEFULNESS OF ACCEPTANCE AND COMMITMENT THERAPY (ACT) IN PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS DUE TO NUCLEAR RADIATION
  2. LEARNING SECOND LANGUAGE BY PHONONOLOGICAL AWARENESS
  3. GENDER AND CHILDHOOD PERSONALITY TRAITS IN OCCUPATIONAL CHOICE
  4. AIR POLLUTION
  5. EFFECT OF MATERNAL ANXIETY DURING PREGNANCY ON BABY






All the authors are requested to check their profile below and report any ambiguity as soon as possible. I have sent final and revised draft to your mail box for any correction. Please acknowledge as soon as possible. Next, the final draft will be sent to Prasad Psycho Corporation for printing and publishing.



  1. Ms.Rudrani Chatterjee is M.Phil in Clinical Psychology from the Department of Psychology, University of Calcutta. She is currently working as a Clinical Psychologist in the Institute of Psychiatry, SSKM Hospital, Kolkata (under NMHP scheme).

  2. Dr Pritha Mukhopadhyay, Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Calcutta.

  3. Dr. H L Kaila Ph. D., is the Professor and Head (Dept. of Psychology), S.N.D.T. Women's University, Mumbai-400020 India. He has 25 years of professional experience in the field of industrial psychology. He is a regular BBS trainer and member expert panel at National Safety Council. Dr H L Kaila has conducted 200 BBS workshops for various locations in India at all levels such as Directors, Top Management, Sr. Managers, functional / front-line managers, Workmen and Supervisors for wide range of organizations and sectors such as chemicals & Fertilizers, power / energy, oil, gas, petroleum, engineering, cement, manufacturing, hotels, shipping etc.

  4. Dr Subhasis Bhadra, M.Phil., Ph. D. from Department of Psychiatric Social Work, NIMHANS. At present, he is Assistant Professor, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Gautam Buddha University. He started his career from intervention in Gujarat earthquake (2001) and subsequently worked in areas affected by Riots (Gujarat, 2002), Tsunami (Southern India and South East Asia, 2004), Earthquake (Kashmir, 2005), Terrorist attack (Mumbai serial Train Blast, 2006) through different organizations, like Care India, American Red Cross, Oxfam India, Action Aid. He supported psychosocial work in a few Asian countries, like, China, Mongolia, Myanmar etc. and developed some materials/ manuals for the same.

  5. Ms. Supninder Kaur is a Research Scholar of Department of Education, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra. Presently working as an assistant Professor in Education in P.K.R. Jain college of Education, Ambala. Interested mainly in conducting research in the field of Special education and Psychology. She is working on the Development and standardization of “Delinquency Proneness scale” for Adolescents which is the
    part of my Doctoral research.

  6. Dr. Akanksha Tripathi is Assistant Professor in Psychology, MCM DAV college, Chandigarh. Her research interests are in positive psychology, AIDS prevention project.

  7. Ms. Anu Teotia completed Post Graduation in Psychology from the Chaudhary Charan Singh.University, Meerut, U.P. Her research interest is in Psychological functions of Epilepsy. She has qualified UGC NET JRF (December,2009).

  8. Sonali De is an Associate Professor in Psychology at Dept of Psychology, University of Calcutta, India. She is interested in qualitative methodology and supervises doctoral and post-graduation dissertation research students in employing qualitative research techniques. Her current research interests include self Identity, Relationship & media; society, culture & mental illness.

Friday, December 17, 2010

Office bearers and the Board of Editors

PSYBER NEWS: International Psychology Research Publication
VOLUME - 1 NUMBER - 3 July 2010
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Debdulal Dutta Roy
Psychology Research Unit
Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata

DIRECTOR - Prasad Psycho Corporation
Kranti Kumar Srivastava

MARKETING
DELHI Zehra Khan
VARANASI Rahul Srivastav
HYDERABAD Ravindra B.

SUBSCRIPTION
Zehra Khan

CREATIVE HEAD
Prakash Chandra Sati

INTERNATIONAL EDITORIAL CONSULTANT


  1. Joseph Indelicato, Director of Undergraduate Psychology & Social Sciences,
    Touro College School of Health Sciences, New York
  2. B. L. Dubey, Depatment of Psychology, University of Alaska, USA

    EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS
  3. Jayanti Basu, Department of Applied Psychology, Calcutta University, Kolkata
  4. S.P.K. Jena , Department of Applied Psychology , University of Delhi (South Campus),Delhi
  5. Nov Rattan Sharma, Department of Psychology, Maharishi Dayanand University, Rohtak
  6. Kamlesh Singh, Department of Humanities & Social Sciences Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
  7. Anindita Chaudhuri, Department of Psychology, , Kolkata
  8. Prasanta Kumar Roy, Asst. Professor, Department of Clinical Psychology Institute of Psychiatry,Kolkata
  9. Bhasi Sukumaran, Department of Clinical Psychology, Sri Ramachandra University Porur, Chennai
  10. Ravi Gunthe, Department of Psychology, Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur
  11. Susmita Mukhopadhyay, Vinod Gupta School of Management, Indian Institute of Technology,Kharagpur
  12. Dwarka Pershad, Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research, Chandigarh
  13. Indranee Phookan Borooa, Department of Psychology, Gauhati University, Assam
  14. Fakir Mohan Sahoo, XIMB, Bhubaneswar, Orissa
  15. Kalpana Srivastava, Department of Psychiatry, Armed Forces Medical College, Pune
  16. Narayanan Srinivasan, Centre of Behavioural and Cognitive Sciences
    University of Allahabad
  17. Mallika Banerjee, Department of Psychology, Calcutta University
  18. Narendra K Sharma, Department of Industrial and Management Engineering
    Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur
  19. Parul Rishi, Indian Institute of Forest Management, Bhopal

Thursday, December 16, 2010

PSYBER NEWS, January, (2,1,2011)

JANUARY,2011 is in process

CROSSWORD
- Arpita Sen Gupta
RESEARCH NEWS


  • Passive smoking
  • KORO- A Cultural Illness Belief
  • Personality traits and suicidal ideation
  • Effect of Cannabis
  • Overcoming Depression In Terminal Illness
  • Expressive writing
  • Suicide and Microfinance
  • Emotional intelligence of elephant
  • Can general intelligence be predictor of both academic and work success ?
  • 4-point vs. 5-point Likert type scale
  • Cognitive ability: Voluntary turn-over relationship
  • Teaching Physics


FEATURE
HISTORY OF DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS OF PSYCHOLOGY IN US.

OBITUARY
LOVAAS: A pioneer in Autism Treatment - Prasanta Kumar Roy

KNOW THY INSTITUTE
DEFENCE INSTITUTE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH, DELHI-Swati Mukherjee & Updesh Kumar


RESEARCH ARTICLE
BEGINNINGS OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY IN THE US: FORERUNNERS AND STRUCTURALISM-Emily Z. Kleyman

ACCULTURATION, STRESS AND COPING: A REVIEW - Sweta Sonthalia & Subrata Dasgupta

A STUDY ON EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAM IN SCHOOL CURRICULUM-Mrinal Mukherjee & Madhumala Sengupta

TECH TALK
TELEPHONE ADMINISTERED COGNITIVE TESTING

TUTORIAL
DISCRIMINANT ANALYSIS FOR VALIDATING ATTITUDE TOWARD SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE QUESTIONNAIRE- Debdulal Dutta Roy & Amrita Panda

BOOK REVIEW : UTTARAN - Prasanta Kumar Roy

Sunday, December 12, 2010

Select your statistics for data analysis

PSYBER NEWS observes that some manuscripts are good in framing hypotheses, collection of data etc but poor in data analysis. In this connection, authors are requested to choose suitable statistics according to own data quality (scaling properties, distribution of data), sample distribution (random or purposive) and specific hypotheses.

Some good sources are:
Non-parametic test:
http://psybernews.blogspot.com/2010/12/non-parametic-test-of-significance.html

Stepwise or hierarchical multiple regression analysis: