Dr. Amisha Singh
University of Delhi, American Psychological Association, Springer Nature (Germany)
About
Dr. Amisha Singh is a research-intensive behavioral scientist and Assistant Professor specializing in advanced psychometrics, structural equation modeling, and longitudinal research design. She earned her PhD in Psychology from the University of Delhi, where her doctoral work examined the psychological and social determinants of thriving among sport performers using multi-wave longitudinal methodologies and complex quantitative modeling frameworks. Her research program focuses on early-stage psychological processes such as confidence erosion, relational power distortions, impostor phenomenon, and performance sustainability, particularly within high-achieving institutional and competitive environments. By integrating cognitive, relational, and socioeconomic perspectives, her work contributes to performance psychology, resilience science, and the broader behavioral understanding of how dynamic social contexts shape mental energy, well-being, and long-term achievement outcomes.
Dr. Singh’s methodological expertise includes latent variable modeling, confirmatory factor analysis, cross-lagged panel modeling, mediation and moderation analysis, multilevel and hierarchical modeling, and psychometric scale development and validation. She has designed and implemented longitudinal and mixed-method research across sport, educational, and psychosocial populations, leading large-scale survey architectures and refining measurement frameworks for diverse institutional settings. Her scholarship emphasizes identifying indirect and time-sensitive pathways linking relational processes to performance and well-being, as well as translating advanced statistical insights into actionable behavioral diagnostics and evidence-informed interventions for academic, sport, and policy stakeholders.
Her publications appear in SSCI- and Scopus-indexed journals with major academic publishers including Springer Nature, SAGE, Cambridge University Press, and Taylor & Francis. She has presented her research at prominent international conferences such as the American Psychological Association conventions and the Psychology and the Other Conference in the United States, as well as leading national academic forums in India. Her broader research portfolio spans topics such as psychosocial adjustment in survivorship contexts, inclusive peer relationships in schools, educational equity, and systemic influences on adult and adolescent well-being. Through interdisciplinary collaborations, she contributes to theoretical advancement and practical problem-solving in behavioral science and applied psychology.
In addition to her research contributions, Dr. Singh has held teaching and mentoring roles at the University of Delhi, where she has delivered undergraduate and postgraduate curricula in research methodology and supervised student dissertations involving advanced statistical modeling. She has contributed to institutional research quality enhancement initiatives, including accreditation processes, and actively supports early-career researchers through publication mentoring and methodological training. She also serves as a peer reviewer for international journals and engages in editorial work within academic publishing initiatives.
Her professional experience includes applied behavioral psychology roles in health and survivorship programs, where she developed structured psychosocial intervention frameworks and contributed to national-level program strategies. Combining academic rigor with translational impact, Dr. Singh’s work seeks to bridge the gap between complex behavioral science research and real-world institutional decision-making. Her long-term research vision centers on developing integrated diagnostic systems and evidence-based interventions that enhance resilience, performance sustainability, and psychological well-being across educational, sport, and organizational contexts.
Employment
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University of Delhi Assistant Professor2025 - Present
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American Psychological Association Reviewer2025 - Present
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Springer Nature (Germany) Reviewer2024 - Present
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Indira Gandhi National Open University Academic Counselor2023 - Present
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University of Delhi Teaching Assistant2023 - 2025
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Daulat Ram College (University of Delhi) Assistant Professor2022 - 2023
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Indian Cancer Society Behavioral Psychologist & Program Lead2018 - 2021
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Lady Hardinge Medical College Clinical Psychology Intern2017 - 2017
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Amar Jyoti Child Guidance Clinic Clinical Psychology Intern2015 - 2016
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Cosmos Hospitals, Delhi Psychiatry Centre Clinical Observership2014 - 2015
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Leaders For Tomorrow Campus Ambassador and Core Team Member2014 - 2015
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Wiley Reviewer
Education
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University of Delhi PhD2021 - 2026
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University of Delhi Master's Degree2016 - 2018
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University of Delhi Short-term Course in Counseling & Guidance, Counselor Education/School Counseling and Guidance Services2015 - 2016
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University of Delhi Bachelors Degree2013 - 2016
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (15)
- From Research to Practice: Five Evidence-Based Strategies to Boost Athlete Engagement and Prevent Burnout Save
- Resilience in action: the influence of personal and professional responsibilities on adult well-being Save
- Effectiveness of a longitudinal post-release intervention on reintegration pathways for short term ex-prisoners in India Save
- Dynamic metacognitive regulation prospectively predicts reduced interpersonal epistemic invalidation: a three-wave random-intercept cross-lagged panel study Save
- Book Review: Before gender: Lost stories from trans history, 1850–1950 ErlickE. (2025). Before gender: Lost stories from trans history, 1850–1950 . Beacon Press. 272 pp. $29.95 (paperback). ISBN: 9780807017357. Save
- ‘Academic stratification and social integration in schools, implications for educational policy making’ Save
- Michael T. Williams, Existence and Perception in Medieval Vedānta: Vyāsatīrtha’s Defence of Realism in the Nyāyamṛta. Save
- ‘Who will hear me? Stakeholders experiences of schooling without counselors in Assam, India’ Save
- Understanding the influence of socio-economic status, gaslighting, and cognitive interferences on athletic mental energy and subjective vitality: a study of urban and rural sport performers Save
- Book Review: Gaslighting & narcissistic abuse recovery Save