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Development of Psychometric simplified System for behavioral Pattern Study of Indigenous Tribes of South Gujarat

  • Inclusive of different professionals
  • User friendly
  • Versatile Scope
  • Case Study As a proof of Concept
  • Helpful to understand different aspects
  • Pathway to future predictions

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Components

1) Introduction

2) Different people

3) Derived Data(Static and Dynamic)

4) Simplified Metric

5) Influential Factors

6) Case Study

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Introduction

Indigenous Tribes of Gujarat

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Population – 89.17 lakhs

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Percentage of states’ population – 14.75%

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Concentration – 14 Districts,48 talukas,4 clusters

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Geographical area – 18%

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Literacy Rate – 62.5%

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Data Structure

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DATA

POSSIBLE VALUES

 

True(1)

False(0)

RELIGION

Follower

Non follower

SOCIAL

Direct

Indirect

POLITICAL

Member

Independent

Preliminary Metric

Secondary Metric

DOMAIN

POSSIBLE VALUES(1-2-3-4)

SOCIAL

 

ORGANIZATIONAL

 

INTELLECTUAL

 

EMOTIONAL

 

PERCEPTUAL

 

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Intensity Level

Domain

1

2

3

4

Social(Extroversion)

Introvert

Assertive

Impulsive

Intolerant

Organizational

Hostile

Monitoring

Trustful

Hardcore/Obsessive

Intellectual

Confirmative

Observing

Open to Experience

Divergent Thinker

Emotional

Anxious

Stable

Tough-Minded

Objective Thinker

Perceptual

Changeable

Dependable

Willing

Enduring

Characteristic/Traits in different domains for tribes:

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Case Study: Par Tapi River Link Project

Project Investment: 100 billion rupees vs Protest Expenditure: 3 million rupees

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Use of Data: Static Data

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Non availability of expert data analysts and sophisticated dats

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Massive level and perfectly planned use of Stimulation process for emotional appealing rather than modern audience targeting approach

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Scenario conclusion: Subjective Experience >>>>>>>>>>> Objective Thinking

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Relative to: Mammoth hunted down by Arrow