Portfolio & Projects
A curated workspace compiling academic investigations, projects at the intersection of technology and psychology, youth initiatives, and digital outputs.
Featured Projects & Initiatives
Social Responsibility Ready for Tomorrow: Coping with Exam Stress
A comprehensive psychoeducation project carried out under the Ministry of Youth and Sports in cooperation with Ankara Ceren Damar Şenel Youth Center and AYBU Psychology Club, focusing on reducing exam anxiety and strengthening coping strategies among youth.
Technology & Psychology psychoTech
Our finalist project in "Technology for Humanity" at TeknoFest 2023, developed with a multidisciplinary team of 5 from psychology and engineering departments, focusing on measuring and improving attention processes through interactive game mechanics.
Scientific Research Not One of Us: Stigmatizing Behaviors Against Bipolar Disorder
Quantitative research and conference presentation investigating the psychological dynamics of social distance, prejudice, and stigmatization behaviors towards bipolar affective disorder in society.
Video & Media İhsan Bal YouTube Channel
My personal channel where I produce informative and engaging video content on psychology, technology, university experiences, automotive topics, and practical DIY solutions.
Publications & Academic Outputs
Academic research, conference proceedings, and projects focusing on psychology, cognitive processes, financial behaviors, and technology.
The Mediating Role of Perceived Economic Scarcity in the Relationship Between Financial Literacy and Impulsive Buying in Women
İhsan Bal — Master's Thesis / Research Article, AYBU Psychology
Not One of Us: Stigmatizing Behaviors Against Bipolar Disorder
İhsan Bal — National/International Psychology Congress Proceedings
psychoTech: Technological Psychological App Focusing on Measuring and Improving Attention
İhsan Bal and Research Group — TeknoFest Technology for Humanity / Psychology Finalist
Ready for Tomorrow: Coping with Exam Stress Program
İhsan Bal, AYBU Psychology Club — Republic of Turkey Ministry of Youth and Sports Project Report