Statistical Researh Paper Publications
Rao Shiv, S. (2025). Journal of Applied Bioanalysis.
Link: https://journalofappliedbioanalysis.com/well-being-is-more-affected-by-internal-dominant-focus-on-positivity-%26-mindfulness-than-changes-in-income-a-statistical-analysis
Summary:
This study evaluates how Internal Dominant Focus (IDF), positivity, and mindfulness predict subjective well-being compared to demographic factors such as income. In a sample of 385 adults, positivity demonstrated the strongest predictive effect, explaining 73% of the variance in well-being. In contrast, income accounted for only 1.1% of the variance, highlighting its minimal psychological influence. Regression analysis further revealed that each unit increase in positivity raised well-being by 49%, each unit of mindfulness by 19%, and each unit of income by 17%. These findings show that emotional and cognitive focus exert far greater influence on well-being than socioeconomic factors.
Rao Shiv, S. (2025). IJFMR, Vol. 7, Issue 3.
Link: https://www.ijfmr.com/papers/2025/3/48974.pdf
Summary:
This study compares the predictive strength of positivity-driven IDF and mindfulness-driven IDF on subjective well-being across gender, age, and income groups. Positivity showed the highest predictive impact, explaining 73% of the variance in well-being. Mindfulness demonstrated a stabilizing psychological role with a predictive impact of 20.6%. The combined model of positivity and mindfulness predicted 64.4% of well-being outcomes. Statistical analysis further showed that each unit increase in a combined focus on positivity and mindfulness led to a 33% increase in overall well-being.
Rao Shiv, S. (2025). American Journal of Psychiatric Rehabilitation, 28(4).
DOI: https://doi.org/10.69980/ajpr.v28i4.474
Summary:
This study presents a correlational and regression analysis of how IDF-based positivity and mindfulness techniques reduce anxiety in adults aged 55 and above. The findings show that Internal Dominant Focus on positivity predicts well-being in senior adults by 66%, while anxiety levels reduce by an estimated 57% through IDF-based emotional restructuring. The results demonstrate that IDF significantly enhances emotional stability and long-term psychological well-being in senior adults.
Paper 4 - Rao Shiv, S. (2024). Using Integrated Applied Psychology to Change Internal Dominant Focus to the Positive. Journal of the Indian Academy of Applied Psychology (JIAAP), April 2024, p. 459.
ISSN (Print): 0019-4247.
(Print edition only; not published online.)
Summary:
This print-edition publication explains how applied psychology principles can be used to shift Internal Dominant Focus toward positive emotional frameworks, improving well-being and lowering chronic stress. This work includes case-based observations and therapeutic outcomes.
Rao Shiv, S. (2024). International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews (IJFMR), Vol. 6, Issue 6.
Link: https://www.ijfmr.com/papers/2024/6/32089.pdf
Summary:
This work presents a therapeutic model that integrates clinical hypnosis, regression therapy, and IDF-based positivity training to reduce depressive symptoms. It highlights how subconscious restructuring and emotional reorientation produce long-term mood improvements.
The Master Neurophysiological Chain of Disease Formation
Blog on Neurophysiology
Link: https://shivaswati.blogspot.com/2025/09/the-master-chain-of-disease-formation_4.html?m=1
Summary:
Explores how emotional frequencies, internal dominant focus (IDF), and subconscious processing influence neurotransmitters, organs, immune responses, and long-term physical and mental health. Introduces the “Master Neurophysiological Chain” model.
Blog on Vibrations & Emotional Frequencies
Link: https://shivaswati.blogspot.com/2025/08/emotions-binary-electric-sugnations.html
Summary:
Discusses how emotional vibrations act like electric binary signals interpreted by the body, modulating stress, hormonal release, and HPA-axis activity. Explains how frequency mismatches create emotional discomfort.
Blog on Thought and Disease Formation
Link: https://shivaswati.blogspot.com/2025/08/depression-and-brainbody-chain-creation.html
Summary:
Examines how chronic negative thoughts alter brain-body communication, leading to emotional disorders such as depression. Connects subconscious programming, IDF, and disease pathways.