Research & studies
Studies that end in solutions, not just recommendations
Specialized studies prepared for government bodies and private organizations, whose findings became programs and development plans that close the gaps they revealed.
Every program and consultation is built on a scientific foundation, not on guesswork. Research is therefore a core pillar of Dr. Naser Alfuraih’s work: he follows developments in cognitive sciences, human development and training, and turns them into applied knowledge that serves individuals and organizations.
Throughout his career he has prepared specialized studies for government bodies and private organizations — on administrative performance, organizational loyalty and belonging, workplace relations and communication, educational management quality, and the effectiveness of awareness campaigns. These studies go beyond diagnosis to deliver solutions and programs that close the gaps they reveal.
Research fields
Cognitive sciences
Thinking patterns, metacognition, focus, mindset building and learning mechanisms.
Human development
Personality development, behavior, habits, motivation and individual performance.
Training and professional development
Training needs analysis, curriculum design, return on training and competency standards.
Organizational performance
Administrative performance evaluation, organizational structures, workforce planning and quality.
Published papers & studies
Color Therapy
People keep looking for new approaches to healing, and color is one of the oldest to return. This article outlines the psychological associations of red, blue, green and other colors.
Ayurveda: An Indian Approach to Detoxification
As summer turns to autumn, this traditional Indian approach to detoxification offers a gentle dietary routine based on Ayurvedic principles and the three doshas.
Arthritis: Types, Symptoms and Rheumatic Joint Diseases
Arthritis is a medical problem in which one or more joints become inflamed and deteriorate. Learn about its main types, symptoms, diagnosis and the Ayurvedic treatments mentioned.
Ayurvedic Treatments: An Introduction to Traditional Indian Medicine
An informational and cultural introduction to traditional Ayurvedic practices as described in their sources. It is not a treatment recommendation and does not replace medical care.
Interrelationships: An Introduction to Personality and Relationship Theories in Modern Psychology
A research introduction to modern psychological theories of personality and interpersonal relationships, from Freud and Jung to Horney, Erikson, Rogers, Maslow and existential psychology.
How Can Thoughts Be Controlled?
Pay attention to the thoughts that accompany your decision to pursue a goal. Learn how following an idea through and adapting past experience can guide your thinking.
Are Daily Habits a Path to Happiness?
Habits can be classified as positive or negative personal values, or as unintended behavior. Family and social habits interact with relationships, and new goals call for new skills.