Genome-Based Insights into Personality and Stress: A Neurogenetic Framework for Women-Centric HR Policies in Legal Psychology

Abstract

The personality traits of the women encompass the cognitive psychological elements and genes as key variables that influence the neural behaviour of humans towards decision making based on situations and circumstances. This study reveals the elements of neural genetics that has direct and indirect impact over personality traits of human, especially women psychology. The need for showing the ethical guideline’s, neuro cognitive genetics health enhancement, with AI technology in neuro genetics law and predictions and neuro health that could enhance the Legal psychology forensic tools to determine the causation of conflicts relations to brain behaviour and genes. Designing a the matrix (Indian neural genetics cognitive personality traits) INGCPT genome framework with legal  SETEHA (safety’s, equity’s, ethical, tranquility, humanity’s, awareness) framework towards the risk mitigation of conflicts and dispute resolution law and ethical privacy of neuro cognitive psychology for women in workplace settings underpinning considerations of negative cognitive neural psychology drawback faced in hr policies till date with the support of case studies involving the emotional failure faced by women in organisations in Chennai.