1. Wisdom as Cognitive and Motivational-Emotional Heuristic in Ecologically Rational Decision Making (Funded by Department of Science and Technology under Cognitive Science Research Initiative, Govt. of India, 2015-2018).

 

Complex decision making a task, especially where uncertainty is very high and the decision is directly related to human welfare, may influence both by environmental as well as personality characteristics. One hand environmental factors may be difficult to control and largely unknown, researches are available focusing on individual characteristics that can be related to effective decision making.  One of the virtues, identified as a master virtue in term of positive psychology, is wisdom defined by Berlin Wisdom Paradigm (BWP) as an expert knowledge system involves exceptional insight in judgment and decision making. The literature discusses wisdom a part of post-operational thinking which may work as means of ecological rational decision making by helping the individual to choose optimal action among available several while utilizing both emotional and motivational component of an individual in a maximum adaptive way.  Our research is an attempt to identify cognitive, emotional and motivational (C-E-M) synthesis of wisdom (i); examine the role of wisdom in rational decision making (ii), and identify an adaptive aspect of E-M component of wisdom in the decision-making process (iii).

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2. EEG-Neurofeedback training for Optimal Functioning.

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