Ms. Kanupriya Rawat is a psychology researcher specializing in sports psychology, eSports psychology, clinical psychology, and cross-cultural mental health, with additional expertise in data science and quantitative analysis. With a growing research footprint reflected by 2 citations from 2 documents and an h-index of 1, she is steadily contributing to the academic dialogue in applied psychology. Her work bridges psychological theory with empirical inquiry into athletic performance, anxiety, motivation, communication, and youth mental health. She has contributed to both academic and applied environments through research, teaching, counseling, and interdisciplinary collaborations that integrate psychological assessment with data-driven methodologies. Her studies explore body image, sports anxiety, achievement goal orientation, and the psychometric evaluation of psychological scales, resulting in publications in journals such as the Journal of Clinical Medicine, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, Health Psychology Report, and Polskie Forum Psychologiczne. She has also advanced cross-cultural psychology by examining psychological variables among athletes from diverse backgrounds. Beyond journal articles, she has co-authored books on martial arts pedagogy and sports culture, demonstrating her engagement with both scientific and athletic communities. Her experience spans instructional roles, research projects, school counseling, and participation in data-intensive initiatives involving survey analytics, predictive modeling, and quantitative interpretation. Recognized through academic awards, conference achievements, and international training programs, she brings a global perspective to mental health and performance psychology. Equipped with strong counseling, communication, teamwork, and data management skills, she adopts a holistic and evidence-based approach to psychological research, emphasizing well-being, high-performance behavior, and the advancement of culturally informed psychological practices.