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Lecturer Psychology - GB (BPS-17)
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1. Nature and Scope of Psychology
PART I: FOUNDATIONS OF PSYCHOLOGY
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Chapter 1: Introduction to Psychology
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1.1 Meaning and Definition of Psychology (Notes)
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1.1 Meaning and Definition of Psychology (Quiz)
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1.1 Meaning and Definition of Psychology (Test)
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1.2 Etymological Meaning of Psychology (Notes)
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1.2 Etymological Meaning of Psychology (Quiz)
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1.2 Etymological Meaning of Psychology (Test)
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1.3 Psychology as the Study of Soul (Notes)
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1.3 Psychology as the Study of Soul (Quiz)
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1.3 Psychology as the Study of Soul (Test)
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1.4 Psychology as the Study of Mind (Notes)
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1.4 Psychology as the Study of Mind (Quiz)
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1.4 Psychology as the Study of Mind (Test)
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1.5 Psychology as the Study of Consciousness (Notes)
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1.5 Psychology as the Study of Consciousness (Quiz)
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1.5 Psychology as the Study of Consciousness (Test)
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1.6 Psychology as the Study of Behavior (Notes)
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1.6 Psychology as the Study of Behavior (Quiz)
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1.6 Psychology as the Study of Behavior (Test)
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1.7 Modern Concept of Psychology (Notes)
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1.7 Modern Concept of Psychology (Quiz)
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1.7 Modern Concept of Psychology (Test)
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1.8 Psychology as the Science of Behavior and Mental Processes (Notes)
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1.8 Psychology as the Science of Behavior and Mental Processes (Quiz)
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1.8 Psychology as the Science of Behavior and Mental Processes (Test)
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1.9 Characteristics of Psychology (Notes)
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1.9 Characteristics of Psychology (Quiz)
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1.9 Characteristics of Psychology (Test)
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1.10 Nature of Psychological Knowledge (Notes)
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1.10 Nature of Psychological Knowledge (Quiz)
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1.10 Nature of Psychological Knowledge (Test)
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1.11 Goals of Psychology (Notes)
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1.11 Goals of Psychology (Quiz)
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1.11 Goals of Psychology (Test)
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1.12 Importance of Psychology (Notes)
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1.12 Importance of Psychology (Quiz)
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1.12 Importance of Psychology (Test)
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Chapter 2: Nature of Psychology
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2.1 Psychology as a Science (Notes)
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2.1 Psychology as a Science (Quiz)
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2.1 Psychology as a Science (Test)
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2.2 Scientific Nature of Psychology (Notes)
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2.2 Scientific Nature of Psychology (Quiz)
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2.2 Scientific Nature of Psychology (Test)
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2.3 Psychology as a Natural Science (Notes)
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2.3 Psychology as a Natural Science (Quiz)
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2.3 Psychology as a Natural Science (Test)
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2.4 Psychology as a Social Science (Notes)
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2.4 Psychology as a Social Science (Quiz)
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2.4 Psychology as a Social Science (Test)
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2.5 Psychology as a Behavioral Science (Notes)
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2.5 Psychology as a Behavioral Science (Quiz)
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2.5 Psychology as a Behavioral Science (Test)
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2.6 Psychology as a Biological Science (Notes)
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2.6 Psychology as a Biological Science (Quiz)
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2.6 Psychology as a Biological Science (Test)
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2.7 Psychology as an Applied Science (Notes)
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2.7 Psychology as an Applied Science (Quiz)
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2.7 Psychology as an Applied Science (Test)
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2.8 Objective and Subjective Aspects of Psychology (Notes)
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2.8 Objective and Subjective Aspects of Psychology (Quiz)
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2.8 Objective and Subjective Aspects of Psychology (Test)
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2.9 Determinism and Free Will in Psychology (Notes)
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2.9 Determinism and Free Will in Psychology (Quiz)
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2.9 Determinism and Free Will in Psychology (Test)
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2.10 Nature–Nurture Debate (Notes)
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2.10 Nature–Nurture Debate (Quiz)
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2.10 Nature–Nurture Debate (Test)
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2.11 Mind–Body Problem (Notes)
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2.11 Mind–Body Problem (Quiz)
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2.11 Mind–Body Problem (Test)
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2.12 Individual Differences in Psychology (Notes)
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2.12 Individual Differences in Psychology (Quiz)
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2.12 Individual Differences in Psychology (Test)
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2.13 Universality and Cultural Diversity (Notes)
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2.13 Universality and Cultural Diversity (Quiz)
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2.13 Universality and Cultural Diversity (Test)
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2.14 Limitations of Psychology as a Science (Notes)
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2.14 Limitations of Psychology as a Science (Quiz)
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2.14 Limitations of Psychology as a Science (Test)
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2. Biological basis of Behaviour
3. Developmental Psychology
4. Social Psychology
5. Educational Psychology
6. Counselling Psychology
7. Abnormal and Clinical Psychology
8. Organizational/Industrial Psychology
9. Forensic Psychology
10. Psychological Testing and Assessment
11. Research Methodology
1.1 Meaning and Definition of Psychology (Test)
1. The modern definition of psychology includes the study of:
A. Behaviour only
B. Mental processes only
C. Behaviour and mental processes
D. Physical diseases only
2. The term “psychology” is derived from:
A. Latin words
B. Greek words
C. Arabic words
D. French words
3. Which activity represents a mental process?
A. Running
B. Speaking
C. Perceiving
D. Writing
4. Psychology was originally understood as the study of:
A. Society
B. Behaviour
C. The soul
D. Intelligence
5. Which psychologist emphasized observable behaviour?
A. William James
B. John B. Watson
C. Wilhelm Wundt
D. Sigmund Freud
6. Systematic observation and experimentation make psychology a:
A. Tradition
B. Philosophy only
C. Scientific discipline
D. Religious doctrine
7. Feelings, memories and thoughts are examples of:
A. Physical organs
B. Mental processes
C. Social institutions
D. Observable movements
8. Which factor can influence human behaviour?
A. Biological factors
B. Social factors
C. Environmental factors
D. All of these
9. Psychology is useful in:
A. Education
B. Healthcare
C. Industry
D. All of these
10. Which is not a major goal of psychology?
A. Description
B. Explanation
C. Prediction
D. Superstition
Answer Key
- C
- B
- C
- C
- B
- C
- B
- D
- D
- D
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