Assistant Professor
Department of Psychology
Sri Sudrishti Baba Post Graduate College , Sudishtpuri Raniganj Ballia affiliated by JNCU
"Researching the intersection of memory, cognition, and human behaviour."
Dr. Satyendra Mani Vikram is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at Sri Sudrishti Baba Post Graduate College, Sudishtpuri, Raniganj, Ballia, affiliated with Jananayak Chandrashekhar University (JNCU), Ballia. He earned his Ph.D. in Psychology from DAV Post Graduate College, Varanasi (affiliated with Banaras Hindu University) in 2015, under the supervision of Dr. Kamaluddin Sheikh. His doctoral research explored the role of social anxiety, self-esteem, and emotion regulation in the well-being of children of parents with leprosy, shedding light on the psychological challenges faced by vulnerable populations. A Gold Medalist in his Master's programme from Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapith, Varanasi, Dr. Vikram has been recognised with the prestigious Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship and the UGC Junior Research Fellowship. He has qualified UGC NET on multiple occasions (2015, 2016, 2018), reflecting his sustained commitment to academic excellence and research in psychology.
2022
Awarded by the National Psychological Association for outstanding contributions to cognitive science.
2020
Recognized by the University of Excellence for excellence in undergraduate instruction.
2018
Elected as a fellow to the Association for Behavioral Analysis and Cognitive Research.
2015
Recipient of the $150,000 National Research Foundation grant for memory research.
2024
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State University
Completed undergraduate honors thesis on attention and auditory stimulus.
Behavioral Institute
Researched working memory limits and cognitive load under stress.
National Research University
Doctoral thesis on decision fatigue in high-stress professionals.
Western College
Taught introductory psychology courses and established the Memory & Decision Lab.
University of Excellence
Conducting edge-based research on memory processing and lecturing advanced seminar groups.
Dr. A. Rahman, J. Smith, L. Patel
Journal of Educational Psychology · 2023 · DOI: 10.1037/edu0000845
This study investigates the effect of consecutive cognitive tasks on the decision quality of university professors and administrators. Results suggest a significant decline in grading accuracy and selection criteria validation over a 4-hour evaluation block, indicating clear cognitive exhaustion.
Dr. A. Rahman, E. Thompson
Cognitive Science Quarterly · 2021 · DOI: 10.1111/cogs.12984
We examine whether 30-second unstructured rest periods enhance working memory performance in visual recall tasks. Empirical trials with 120 subjects demonstrate a 15% increase in recall accuracy, supporting physiological consolidation hypotheses.
Dr. A. Rahman
Psychological Research Letters · 2018 · DOI: 10.1016/j.psychres.2018.06.012
This paper explores how physical and mental fatigue alters selective attention. Fatigued subjects showed a sustained attentional bias toward threat-related stimuli, as measured by eye-tracking paradigms during dot-probe experiments.
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