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This study, titled "A Study on Investors' Behavior Towards Stock Price Volatility in the Indian Stock Market," explores how investors react to fluctuations in stock prices in the rapidly evolving Indian market. The research examines the impact of socio-economic factors, macroeconomic indicators, and risk management practices on investor behavior. Utilizing a descriptive and quantitative research approach, data was collected from investors across various demographics through structured questionnaires. Key findings indicate that younger investors (25-34 years) and those with undergraduate education exhibit more proactive risk management strategies. Regression analysis suggests external influences significantly affect investor behavior, while risk perception has a weaker impact. ANOVA results confirm that age and education significantly influence risk management practices, but income levels do not. The study highlights the importance of financial education, portfolio diversification, and technology-driven investment tools to improve decision-making. The findings provide valuable insights for policymakers, financial educators, and investors aiming to navigate stock market volatility effectively.