M.A. DEGREE EXAMINATION, DECEMBER First Year. Psychology. Answer any FIVE of the following questions. Each question carries 15 marks.
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1 (DPSY 01) First Year Paper I GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 1. Explain the definition and scope of psychology. 2. Explain the patterns of brain and behavior in human psychology? 3. Write about perceptual constancy and movement perception. 4. What is memory? Differentiate between short term memory and long term memory. 5. What is motivation? Discuss about biological motivation. 6. Define emotion and explain the physiology of emotion. 7. What are individual differences in intelligence? Explain. 8. Explain any two theories of personality? 9. Who are mentally gifted children? Explain with example. 10. Write different techniques of personality assessment.
2 (DPSY 02) First Year Paper II DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 1. Explain the recent focus of interest in life span. 2. Describe the psychological functions in babyhood. 3. Describe the hazard and happiness in late childhood. 4. Describe the hazard and unhappiness at puberty. 5. Analyze the mortality changes during adolescence. 6. Explain the personal and social adjustment in early adulthood. 7. Describe then adjustment to physical change in middle age. 8. Describe the family changes seen in middle age. 9. Explain the developmental tasks of old age. 10. Describe the assessment of adjustment in old age.
3 (DPSY 04) First Year Paper IV SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 1. Define social psychology and examine its role in the new millennium. 2. Discuss about impression formation and impression management. 3. Explain cognitive dissonance theory. 4. What is social identity (self and gender)? Explain. 5. Describe the dynamics of interpersonal attraction? 6. What are close relationships? How do they form? 7. Explain social influence? 8. What are the five necessary cognitive steps for help? 9. What is aggression? How do we prevent and control aggression? 10. How do groups affect individual performance? Explain.
4 (DPSY 21) Paper I PSYCHOPATHOLOGY Answer any FIVE of the following. 1. What is abnormal psychology? Explain historical background of abnormal psychology. 2. Explain the cultural perspectives on maladaptive behavior. 3. What are the necessary steps taken in treating stress? 4. Explain about sexual disorders. 5. Explain the classifications of personality disorders. 6. What is depression? Explain depressive disorders. 7. What is schizophrenia? Explain characteristics and probable causes. 8. Discuss about cognitive impairment disorders. 9. Differentiate between psychotherapy and group therapy. 10. What are childhood and adolescence disorders?
5 (DPSY 22) Paper II RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 1. Define research. Explain necessary steps in research process. 2. Define hypothesis. Explain types of hypothesis. 3. Explain descriptive and experimental methods in research design. 4. Discuss about cross section and longitudinal methods. 5. What are various steps in data collection? 6. What are the characteristics of research tools? 7. Explain about probability and non-probability sample. 8. What is the procedure for hypothesis testing? 9. Describe the precautions involved in preparing a report. 10. What are non parametric tests? Explain any one them with suitable example.
6 (DPSY 23) Paper III COUNSELLING Answer any FIVE of the following. 1. Define counseling and its purpose and goals. 2. Explain the nature and characteristics of counseling process. 3. What are the necessary skills of a good counselor? 4. Write briefly on counselee and counsellor relationship. 5. Explain Roger's self theory. 6. What are the behaviouristics approaches to counslling? 7. Explain counselling process for learning and behavior problems. 8. Explain counselling methods used for anxiety problems. 9. What is career counselling? Explain its scope. 10. What is educational counselling? Explain.
7 (DPSY 24) Paper IV ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY Answer any FIVE of the following. 1. Define organizational behaviour and explain its goals. 2. What is communication process? Explain. 3. Explain any two models of motivation. 4. Discuss path-goal model of leadership. 5. How good are performance appraisals in organizations? 6. Explain the qualities of effective leader with suitable examples. 7. Define conflict and describe any one model of conflict. 8. Write about the difference types of groups. 9. What is organizational change? Explain the different stages of organizational change. 10. Explain employee stress and discuss its effect on work.
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