Psychological Impact Of Acid Attack On Its Victims/Survivors
People in 18th-century Europe ascribe the start of the horrible crime of acid assaults. On the cheap availability of acid during the period
Shalini Mittal, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor at the School of Liberal Arts, Bennett University. She earned her Ph.D. in Psychology from Banaras Hindu University, India. With specialized training in interviewing victims of crime, Dr. Mittal focuses her research on amplifying the voices of victims and gender minorities. Her work aims to raise awareness and create a significant impact on these underrepresented groups. Dedicated to her field, she strives to contribute meaningfully to both academic scholarship and social justice.
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Indigenisation and Gender Equity in Psychology: Recognizing Diverse Contributions and Voices
Psychology, a field that has been dedicated to the understanding of human mind and behaviour, has been Eurocentric and male dominated. Contributions of
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Scarred by Society: Addressing the Stigma of Acid Violence
Acid attack was recognized as a separate offense in India after the implementation of the Criminal Law Amendment Act, of 2013. However, it