Sheikh is a dedicated scholar in the at the University of Kashmir. Her research often delves into the determinants of well-being and life satisfaction, examining how internal resources like resilience and self-worth act as buffers against external stressors. She has published work exploring Psychological Capital (PsyCap) , highlighting how autonomous individuals can find opportunity in adversity rather than being passive recipients of environmental influences. Social Commentary and Columnist Career
For seven minutes, she wove the tale. She didn’t shout. She didn’t perform. She simply told the truth. The hall grew so quiet you could hear the radiator hiss. By the end, when she described her nani’s final lesson— “A crooked seam can still hold a family together” —a girl in the front row was crying. bisma farooq sheikh
She frequently writes on the "digital malaise" of the 21st century, addressing issues like "Digital Depression" and the psychological impact of social media. Sheikh is a dedicated scholar in the at
: Her academic work includes research on phubbing (the practice of ignoring someone in favor of a smartphone), gender differences in flourishing , and the socio-economic impact of COVID-19 on street vendors in Srinagar. Social Commentary and Columnist Career For seven minutes,
. Her academic research examines gender differences in well-being among Kashmiri youth. Digital Age Challenges