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EPISODE · Feb 9, 2023 · 17 MIN

Rid Yourself of Research Anxiety with Prof. Manisha Shelat

from MICAST The Official Podcast Of MICA Ahmedabad · host Interface Mica

How can I address and eliminate research anxiety?  Feelings of fear and uncertainty associated with authentic scientific research and production, not knowing where to begin an exploratory thought or approach to a hypothesis, and even facing imposter syndrome during publication - all constitute research anxiety. And, we’ve found a virtuoso capable of answering our question at length.  We’re in conversation with Prof. Manisha Pathak-Shelat (Professor, Communication & Digital Platforms and Strategies & Chair - Centre for Development Management and Communication (CDMC) MICA, Editor, JOCC, India). She’s served as Editor of the Journal of Creative Communication, SAGE Publications, and has also been a Researcher at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. A leading voice in the area of communication research and publication.  In this episode, we talk about the following: 1:07 - why does research scare so many people away?  3:10 - understanding the umbrella term ‘communication research.’ 12:38 - tips and tricks to be a good researcher today

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