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Dr. Vismaya is a passionate researcher and educator with a strong commitment to advancing psychological science and fostering student success. She earned her Ph.D. from the Central University of Karnataka, where she conducted multidisciplinary research examining variations in salivary cortisol in relation to forgiveness levels, employing advanced LC–MS technology.
She qualified for the UGC-NET and JRF in 2020 while pursuing her master’s degree, a testament to her academic excellence and dedication. Dr. Vismaya has published in reputed journal, including BMC Psychology (Springer Nature), and actively engages in high-quality scholarship with an impact on both theory and practice.
Her expertise spans conducting systematic literature reviews, designing and executing experimental studies, and mentoring students, particularly those preparing for competitive examinations such as the UGC-NET and JRF. She has presented her research at five international conferences, showcasing her ability to contribute to and engage with the global academic community.
Dr. Vismaya’s work reflects a unique integration of experimental psychoneuroendocrinology, applied psychology, and advanced research methodologies, making her an asset to the academic and research community.
Vismaya, A., Gopi, A., Romate, J. et al. Psychological interventions to promote self-forgiveness: a systematic review. BMC Psychol 12, 258 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1186/s40359-024-01671-3
Presentations
Forgiveness and Happiness in Workplace Relationships: A Systematic Review – IIM Ranchi, Jan 2024
The impact of Enright forgiveness intervention on anger in non-clinical populations: a systematic review during the first international conference on positive psychology – NPPA, March 2023
Cardiovascular correlates of forgiveness: a systematic review during the international conference on Health, well-being, and technology – Central University of Karnataka, Jan 2023
The relationship between fear of negative evaluation, collective self-esteem, and assertiveness among undergraduate students during the International Conference on Holistic Health: Exploring Interconnected realms of Well-being – SGT University, Sep 2024
Moderating role of relationship quality in the relationship between forgiveness and nostalgia among romantic couples in India during the International Conference on Holistic Health: Exploring Interconnected realms of Well-being– SGT University, Sep 2024
Interpersonal Forgiveness
REACH model
Salivary Cortisol
LC-MS analysis
Research Interests
Dr. Vismaya’s research interests lie at the intersection of positive psychology, psychoneuroendocrinology, and mind–body interactions. She is particularly focused on forgiveness studies and exploring how psychological constructs influence hormonal variations, with a special emphasis on cortisol dynamics. Her work integrates experimental and analytical approaches, including systematic literature reviews and meta-analyses, to generate robust, evidence-based insights that advance both theory and applied practice.
UGC Junior Research Fellowship - 2020
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PhD in PsychologySchool of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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