Amritha Liz Alexander
Intern @Drdo, Ministry Of Defence, Govt. Of India
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WORK HISTORY
Intern @Drdo, Ministry Of Defence, Govt. Of India
New Delhi, IN
Defence Institute of Psychological Research (DIPR) under DRDO, Ministry of Defence, Govt of India do research in psychology for armed forces personnel. The institute provides training in the selection, stress, combat stress management, soft-skill for Indian Armed Forces and DRDO. Institute has expertise in developing selection and placement tools.DIPR is a centre of excellence in Military Psychology.Mission of DIPR is to provide psychological support to the armed forces in selection, training, effective man-machine interface and motivation to enhance mental health and operational efficiency of the armed forces.The core area of research of the Defence Institute of Psychological Research (DIPR) is personnel selection research, organizational behaviour, the human factor.Personnel selection: Design, development and evaluation of a comprehensive personnel selection system: Construction, standardization and validation of Intelligence, Aptitude and Personality assessment tools and techniques based on psychometric principles: Training of assessors in personnel selection using the above-mentioned techniques/tools: Validation and evaluation of the selection system and modification thereupon.Organizational behaviour: Modules for enhancement of leadership effectiveness, motivation and morale; Training modules for training academies; Combat Stress and its management in field formations; Leadership training.The human factor: Man-machine system; pilot selection system; aviation psychology; environmental psychology.
EDUCATION
Rajagiri Public School, Kalamassery
12th
Rashtriya Raksha University, India
Master of Science - MSc, Forensic Psychology
University of Madras
Bachelor of Science - BS, Psychology
Tata Institute of Social Sciences
CTIC, Trauma Informed Care
ABOUT AMRITHA LIZ ALEXANDER
Defence Institute of Psychological Research (DIPR - DRDO), Ministry of Defence, Govt of India contributes to vital research in military psychology, enhancing the mental health and operational efficiency of armed forces personnel. My education in Forensic Psychology at Rashtriya Raksha University underpins my work, where I focus on developing robust skills in Defence Psychological Research. Previously, as a Project Intern with HelpAge India, we addressed the mental well-being of seniors through \'Saarthak\', in collaboration with NIMHANS and NPHCE. My role included in assisting training health workers and spreading awareness of mental health issues, grounded in my foundation in community mental health and Forensic Psychology skills.
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