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Post Graduate Research at NCL
NeuroCognition Laboratory has been facilitating MSc dissertation research projects since 2022 by training students in EEG and Eye Tracking methodologies and also providing the lab space and equipment for students to collect data for their research projects. A majority of these student research projects have been from the MSc Neuropsychology course at CHRIST, Central Campus; however, the lab has also facilitated post graduate research projects from other courses and disciplines. A brief summary of the research projects is given below.
MSc Neuropsychology- Student Dissertation Projects
School of Education- BEd Student Dissertation Projects
The Effect of Editing Density and Music-Induced Arousal on Time Perception when Viewing Audio-visual Media
Name of Student- Kathryn Nicole Sam
Research Supervisor- Dr. Jayasankara Reddy
Batch- 2022-2023
Effect of different cues in Advertisements on Consumer’s Purchase Intent: An Eye Tracking Analysis
Name of Student- Catherine Gomes
Research Supervisor- Dr. Jayasankara Reddy
Batch- 2022-2023
Am I Muscular Enough: effects of Instagram Usage and Risk of Muscle Dysmorphia on Attentional Bias in Young Males
Name of Student- Pranjali Ektare
Research Supervisor- Dr. Maharishi Ranganathan
Batch- 2022-2023
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Lab-based Assessment of Food Preferences Using Eye-Tracking in Normative and Neurodivergent Children
Name of Student- Prakrutika Kanungo
Research Supervisor- Dr. Madhavi Rangaswamy
Batch- 2023-2024
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Attentional Inhibition and Craving in the Presence of Contextual Conditions: A Multimodal Approach
Name of Student- R Mrinalini
Research Supervisor- Dr. Madhavi Rangaswamy
Batch- 2023-2024
Impact of Framed Messages on Sexual Health Choices:
An Eye-tracking Approach
Name of Student- Sanyukta Kamat
Research Supervisor- Dr. Madhavi Rangaswamy
Batch- 2023-2024
The Impact of High Empathy on Attentional Biases to Pain: A Quasi-Experimental, Eye-Tracking Investigation
Name of Student- Tanushka Bhatia
Research Supervisor- Dr. Mythri Rajeswara Babu
Batch- 2023-2024
Decisions and Paranoia: Examining Confidence and Flexibility Across Different Values in Non-Clinical Population
Name of Student- Akanksha Jha
Research Supervisor- Dr. Madhavi Rangaswamy
Batch- 2024-2025
Effect of Value-Based Framing on Pro-Environmental Behavior Intentions Using Motivated Attention Framework: An Eye-Tracking Study
Name of Student- Madhumitha K
Research Supervisor- Dr. Maharishi Ranganathan
Batch- 2024-2025
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The Effects of Kinship, Cognitive Load, and Anxiety Sensitivity on Decision-Making in a Gamified Task
Name of Student- Anisha Mitra
Research Supervisor- Dr. Madhavi Rangaswamy
Batch- 2025-2026
Relationship between Eye Movement and Reading Comprehension of Indian 8th Grade School Students
Name of Student- Dipannita
Research Supervisor- Dr. Greta D’Souza
Batch- 2022-2023