Department
Psychology
Designation
Assistant Professor
Higher Qualification
Ph.D., B.R.A. Bihar University, Muzaffarpur, 2015
Experience
8 Years
Mobile Number
Date of Joining
Educational Qualification
• Ph.D., B.R.A. Bihar University, Muzaffarpur, 2015
• M.A. (Psychology), Department of Psychology, B.R.A. Bihar University, Muzaffarpur 1997
• B.A. (Psychology), J.B.S.D College, Bakuchi, Katra, Muzaffarpur, 1994
• B.Ed.: Dr. Zakir Hussain T.T. College, 2006
• M.A. (Psychology), Department of Psychology, B.R.A. Bihar University, Muzaffarpur 1997
• B.A. (Psychology), J.B.S.D College, Bakuchi, Katra, Muzaffarpur, 1994
• B.Ed.: Dr. Zakir Hussain T.T. College, 2006
Short Bio
Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology with a Ph.D. from B.R.A. Bihar University. I specialize in Clinical Psychology with over five years of academic experience. Research focuses on mental health, adjustment patterns, emotional intelligence, and gender perspectives. Published multiple journal articles and participated in national seminars and workshops. Dedicated to advancing psychological education and promoting mental health awareness.
Journals
• Kumari, M. (2016). Socio-economic status and mental health: A review of literature. Parisheelan: International Research Journal, 12(1), 185–192.
• Kumari, M. (2017). A study of life satisfaction among single women and married women. Parisheelan: International Multidisciplinary Referred Quarterly Research Journal, 13(1–2), 345–348.
• Kumari, M. (2018). Looking OBCs and marginalised groups through the prism of adjustment. Wisdom Herald: International Multidisciplinary Peer Reviewed Quarterly Research Journal, 9(V), 40–46. Society for Indo-Tibetan Buddhist Studies.
• Kumari, M. (2018). Status of marital adjustment: A comparative study in gender perspective. Wisdom Herald: International Multidisciplinary Referred Quarterly Research Journal, 9(2), 315–317. Society for Indo-Tibetan Buddhist Studies.
• Kumari, M. (2019). Situating community factors in the context of neurotic trends. Wisdom Herald: International Multidisciplinary Referred Quarterly Research Journal, 10(V), 637–642. Society for Indo-Tibetan Buddhist Studies.
• Kumari, M. (2019). Neurosis, neurotic and neuroticism: Theoretical dimensions. Parisheelan: International Multidisciplinary Peer Reviewed Quarterly Research Journal, 15(1), 580–591.
• Kumari, M. (2020). Dimensions of adjustment and rural-urban population: A study. Universal Review: International Multidisciplinary Peer Reviewed Bi-Annual Research Journal, 11(1), 671–677.
Kumari, M. (2025). Burnout in professional women: Symptoms, causes, and coping mechanism. In R. Narayan, P. Kumar, N. Nisha, R. A. R. Revathy, D. D. Jeughale, & S. R. Kelode (Eds.), Multidisciplinary research area in arts, science, and commerce (Vol. 4,), The Hill Publication
• Kumari, M. (2017). A study of life satisfaction among single women and married women. Parisheelan: International Multidisciplinary Referred Quarterly Research Journal, 13(1–2), 345–348.
• Kumari, M. (2018). Looking OBCs and marginalised groups through the prism of adjustment. Wisdom Herald: International Multidisciplinary Peer Reviewed Quarterly Research Journal, 9(V), 40–46. Society for Indo-Tibetan Buddhist Studies.
• Kumari, M. (2018). Status of marital adjustment: A comparative study in gender perspective. Wisdom Herald: International Multidisciplinary Referred Quarterly Research Journal, 9(2), 315–317. Society for Indo-Tibetan Buddhist Studies.
• Kumari, M. (2019). Situating community factors in the context of neurotic trends. Wisdom Herald: International Multidisciplinary Referred Quarterly Research Journal, 10(V), 637–642. Society for Indo-Tibetan Buddhist Studies.
• Kumari, M. (2019). Neurosis, neurotic and neuroticism: Theoretical dimensions. Parisheelan: International Multidisciplinary Peer Reviewed Quarterly Research Journal, 15(1), 580–591.
• Kumari, M. (2020). Dimensions of adjustment and rural-urban population: A study. Universal Review: International Multidisciplinary Peer Reviewed Bi-Annual Research Journal, 11(1), 671–677.
Kumari, M. (2025). Burnout in professional women: Symptoms, causes, and coping mechanism. In R. Narayan, P. Kumar, N. Nisha, R. A. R. Revathy, D. D. Jeughale, & S. R. Kelode (Eds.), Multidisciplinary research area in arts, science, and commerce (Vol. 4,), The Hill Publication
Book/Book Chapters
Kumari, M. (2024). Emotional intelligence for lowering stress during lockdown. In Emotional intelligence to cope up with stress during lockdown (Chap. 20, pp. 220–223).