Did you know that the language you use in your paper’s abstract can significantly impact its citation count? Don’t believe me- See the Published Proof here. Let’s break this down with a simple example. (Obvio expect an example of MOOC. You know my priority) Imagine there are two scientific papers: […]
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Choices, Decisions, and the Puppetry of Behavioral Science. In the context of Nudge theory and behavioral science, the terms “decision” and “choice” are often used interchangeably, but they can have subtle distinctions depending on the perspective. To debunk the difference between the two- I will be presenting Generic and Specific […]
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….from a Research scholar’s lens….to be Dr Thakur Why would you wanna read about me? What’s so special? My story- Life is one of those stories you know what’s going to happen but STILL you want to watch how I’ll get there. I am a Character of my own. A […]
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