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I provide one-on-one and small-group research mentorship to students at all levels – from master's dissertations to doctoral theses – in the fields of psychology, behavioural science, public health, and social sciences. My approach is hands-on, patient, and methodologically rigorous. 1. Quantitative analysis support includes: study design and sampling strategies; data cleaning, coding, and variable transformation; statistical analysis using SPSS and Epi‑Info (descriptive statistics, t-tests, ANOVA, chi-square, correlation, and regression); and interpretation of output and presentation of results for theses and manuscripts. 2. Qualitative analysis support includes: thematic and framework analysis and hands-on guidance with NVivo, Atlas.ti and MaxQDA; coding structure development; memo writing; theme interpretation; and integrating qualitative findings with quantitative data (mixed methods)I also assist with survey and psychometric tool development, questionnaire validation, and results write‑up. With over 23 years of research experience, advanced training from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, and more than 20 student workshops conducted, I help you move from data anxiety to confident, publication‑ready analysis.Mode: Remote (email, document sharing, video calls)Flexible hourly or project‑based support

A strong research proposal convinces reviewers that your question is important and your plan is achievable. I guide students and early-career professionals through each component, tailored to your discipline.Social Science proposals require a clear theoretical framework, justification of qualitative or mixed methods, attention to positionality and ethics, and a feasible plan for data collection (interviews, observations, and document analysis).Public Health proposals need a problem statement grounded in population data, a logical framework (e.g., PICO for interventions, PEo for risk factors), a sampling strategy, ethical considerations for vulnerable groups, and a dissemination plan with policy relevance.Behavioural research proposals demand precise operationalisation of psychological constructs (e.g., resilience, stigma, adjustment), validated or justified measurement tools, appropriate statistical methods, and study designs that control for confounding.What I offer: Hands‑on feedback on problem statements, research questions, literature review structure, methodology sections, timelines, and budget justifications. I also help align proposals with funding or academic committee expectations. With over 23 years of experience – including successful ICMR, WHO, and UNICEF proposals – I ensure your proposal is rigorous, feasible, and persuasive.

Data analysis and scientific writing are two sides of the same coin – analysis generates findings, writing communicates them effectively. I support students through both stages.Data AnalysisQuantitative: Cleaning data, running descriptive and inferential statistics (t-tests, ANOVA, chi-square, correlation, regression) using SPSS or Epi‑Info, and interpreting outputs for your research questions.Qualitative: Thematic, framework, or content analysis using Atlas.ti or MaxQDA – from coding to theme development and interpretation.Mixed methods: Integrating quantitative and qualitative findings using joint displays or narrative synthesis.Scientific WritingStructuring manuscripts for journals or theses (IMRaD for quantitative, thematic for qualitative). Writing clear methods, results, and discussion sections – including limitations and implications.Presenting data effectively: tables, figures, quotes, and participant vignettes.Revising drafts for clarity, coherence, and journal/committee guidelines.With over 23 years of experience and multiple peer-reviewed publications, I help you move from raw data to a polished, publication‑ready manuscript – whether for a PhD thesis, Master's dissertation, or journal article