Gulani, Anushka

Gulani, Anushka

Bachelor's in Psychology (Hons.)

Arts, Psychology

Biography:
My name is Anushka Gulani and I am a fourth-year undergraduate student at UBC in the Honours Psychology program. I am passionate about research that integrates ideas from clinical, health, and social psychology, and in particular, am interested in identifying protective factors, as well as risk factors for social anxiety among women. I aim to pursue graduate studies in clinical psychology and grow as a researcher.

Research areas of interest:

Social anxiety and depression among women

Research Themes:

Global Health

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