BRABU BA Psychology Part-3 Syllabus (Theory & Practical)

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Here we are providing you Graduation BA Psychology Honors Paper-5, Honors Paper-6, Honors Paper-7 as a Theory Paper and Honors Paper-8 as a Practial Paper Syllabus. These Papers are used to study in 3rd Year of BA Psychology Honors Subject. Each Honors Papers conducted 100 Marks.

BRABU BA Psychology (Honors) Part-3 Syllabus Details-

University Name	Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar Bihar University
Notice About	BA Psychology Part-2 Syllabus
Paper Number	Honors Paper-5, Paper-6, Paper-7 and Paper-8
Paper Type	Theory & Practical Paper
Academic Year	3rd Year

BRABU BSc Psychology Honors Paper-5 (Theory ) Syllabus

History of Psychology

1. The beginning of experimental Psychology: The influence of psychological studies, reaction time, problem, individual differences.
2. Contribution of E.H. Weber, G.T. Fechner and H. Helmholtz to the development of Experimental Psychology.
3. Founding of Experimental psychology, contributions of Wundt and
   Titchener, Structuralism.
4. Contributions of Galton, James and Ebbinghaus to the development of Experimental Psychology.
5. Functionalism as a System: Chicago school, Columbia school and European school.
6. Behaviourism as a System: Watsonian Behaviourist A.P. Weiss, E.B. Holt, W.S. Hunter, K.S. Lashley- Later Behaviourist-E.C. Tolman, E.R. Guthrie, C.L. Hull, B.F. Skinner and Webb.
7. Gestalt Psychology: Antecedents and tenets, contribution s of Wertheimer, Kohler, Kuffkan, Rubin.
8. Psycho- analytical School: Contribution of Sigmund Freud. Jung’s Analytic school and Adler’s Individualistic School.
9. Neo- Freudians: Antecedents, contributions and Karen Horney, Sullivan, Eric Fromm, Otto Rank, Reich.
10. Humanistic Psychology: Antecedents, contributions of Maslow and Rogers.

Recommended Books: –

1. A History of Psychology by Leahey (Taylor and Francis Group)
2. A History of Morden Experimental Psychology by Mandler G. (Prentice Hall India Publication)
3. The Comprehensive History of Psychology by A.K. Singh (Motilal Banarasi das Publication)
4. History of Experimental Psychology by Edwin G. Boring
5. History of Morden Psychology by James Goodwin (Wiley Publication)
6. History of Psychology – Dr. R.K Ojha -Sahitya Publication
7. A History of Modern Psychology Duane P Schultz (Wads Warth Publishing company)
8. History and Systems of Psychology by Dr. Arun Kumar Singh (Motilal Banarasi Das Publication)

BRABU BA Psychology Honors Paper-6 (Theory) Syllabus

Industrial & Educational Psychology

Five questions to be set from each group, out of which five questions to be answered, selecting not more than three from any group.

Group- A (Industrial Psychology)

1. Emergence of Industrial Psychology: Definition, problems and scope of Industrial Psychology.
2. Physical and Psychological environments at work, Illuminations Noise, Atmospheric conditions, Hawthorne studies.
3. Fatigue and Monotony: Nature and differences between fatigue and monotony, causes of fatigue and monotony, methods of reducing fatigueand monotony.
4. Scientific Management: Concept, principles of contributions of Tailor and Gilbreths.
5. Accident: Causes and prevention of accident, Accident proneness.
6. Vocational Selection and Guidance: Meaning, Difference between vocational selection and guidance, Selection process- Interview, Psychological tests- their advantages and limitations.

Recommended Books: –

1. Industrial and Organization Psychology by Paul E. Spector (Wiley Publication)
2. Industrial Psychology by Blum M.L(C.B.S. Publication)
3. Industrial Psychology and Organization Behaviour by Girishbala Mohanty (Kalyani Publication)
4. Industrial Psychology by Michael G. Aamodt (Cengage Publication)
5. Organizational Psychology by Dr. S.K. Bansal (Sahitya Bhavan Publication)
   

Group- B (Educational Psychology)

1. Definition, Problems, Methods, Scope and Aims of Educational Psychology.
2. Measurement of Intelligence, aptitude & achievement- technique and uses:
3. Learning: Programmed learning formal and nonformal education, role of motivation in learning, transfer of Training.
4. Assessment of Academic Attainment: Essay type and objective type of Examination.
5. Education of Special Types of Children: Gifted, physically handicapped and retarded.
6. Adjustment problems of students including delinquency, truancy, learning disabilities and their measures.

Recommended Books: –

1. Education Psychology by Robert E. Slavin (Pearson Publication)
2. Essentials of Educational Psychology by S.K. Mangal (PHI Publication)
3. Educational Psychology by Anita WoolFolk and Preeti Kapoor (Pearson Publication)
4. Educational Psychology by G.Das
5. Educational Psychology by Arun Kumar Singh (Bharti Bhavan Publication)
6. Educational Psychology by P.D. Pathak

BRABU BA Psychology Honors Paper-7 (Theory) Syllabus

Clinical and Development Psychology

Five questions to be set from each group out of which five questions to be answered, selecting not more than three from any one group.

Group- A (Clinical Psychology)

1. Definition, Historical development of Clinical Psychology, aims of Clinical psychology, Relationship of Clinical psychology with Abnormal psychology and psychiatry.
2. Diagnosis: Nature and functions of diagnosis, Diagnosis according to DSM (Diagnostic Statistical Model) classification and diagnosis according to dynamics, Methods of diagnosis- Case study, Interview, Psychological tests.
3. Assessment of Personality: Projective Technique- nature and clinical values of projective tests, a general acquaintance with Rorschach (RT) and Thematic Apperception Tests (TAT), Personality inventories- Their nature and clinical value.
4. Psychotherapeutic Technique: Psychoanalytic therapy, Behaviour therapy, Roger’s Person- centred therapy, group therapy.
5. Role of clinical psychologists in different institutions: Child guidance clinic, General medical hospitals, Educational institutions, Out- patient clinics and Mental Hospital.

Recommended Books: –

1. Modern Clinical Psychology by Korchin (CBS Publication)
2. Psychotherapeutic Methods by Vasant Kothari (Spring Season Publication)
3. Text book of clinical Psychology by M.S.Bhatia(New Age International Private)
4. Modern Clinical Psychology by Arun Kumar Singh.

Group- B (Development Psychology)

1. Definition, Subject-matter and aims of Development Psychology, Methods of Developmental Psychology- Case history, observation, Questionnaire and Experimental methods.
2. Nature and Principles of Development, Types of developmental changes, factors of development, stages of development, characteristics of development.
3. Social Development: Early social development, late childhood development, leaderships development in children, determinants of social development.
4. Adolescence: Definition, Characteristic features of adolescence, Physical, Emotional and Social reorientation during adolescence, adolescent interests obstructions and hazards in adolescent development.
5. Adulthood: Characteristics and adjustment problem.
6. Old Age: Definition, characteristic features of old age, adjustments of physical changes, old age interests, hazards to personal and social adjustments in old age.

Recommended Books: –

1. Developmental Psychology by Margaret Harris (McGraw Hill education)
2. Developmental Psychology by Elizabeth Hurlock (McGraw Hill Education)
3. Human development by Diane Papalia (McGraw Hill Education)
4. Modern Developmental Psychology by Dr. R.N. Singh (Agarwal Publication)
5. Developmental Psychology by Rajendra Prasad Singh (Motilal Banrasi Das Publication)
6. Modern Developmental Psychology by Dr. D.N. Srivastava (Shree Vinod Pustak Mandir)

BRABU BA Psychology Honors Paper-8 (Practical Paper) Syllabus

Two practical to be done out of four set in the examination. – 45+45=90 Marks.
Note Book. – 10 Marks.

Prescribed Practical’s:

1. Aesthesiometric Index: Method of limits and method of right and wrong cases.
2. D.L. and Webber’s law for Weight: Discrimination and lengthdiscrimination (method of limits and method of right and wrong cases).
3. Reaction Time: Simple (sensorial and muscular), Complex (discrimination and choice).
4. Ergography: Work and fatigue.
5. Mental work in relation to fatigue and rest.
6. Fluctuation of attention.
7. Colour preference (Method of Paired comparison).
8. Pneumography.
9. Knowledge of result.

BRABU BA Psychology Honors Part-3 Syllabus Marks Distribution:

BA Psychology Paper-5 (Theory)	Full Marks: 100
BA Psychology Paper-6 (Theory)	Full Marks: 100
BA Psychology Paper-7 (Theory)	Full Marks: 100
BA Psychology Paper-8 (Theory)	Full Marks: 100
Exam Time for Honors Exam	3 Hours

NOTE: Marks Distribution may be different for different University. Please keep confirm by checking previous year Question Paper about Exam Pattern.

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