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Saurashtra UniversUy, Ra.jkot

F.Y.B.A. Psychology

Sem -1 Paper- 1

u b j e c t : Basic Psychological Processes

I'nit Topic Marks Credit

1 Historiocallntroduction of Psychology 14 09

2 Introduction and Method 14 9

3 Biological and Environmental

factor of Behaviours 14 9-- . ~ - ---

4 Perceptual process and Attention 14 9-5 Learning and Meomary 14 9

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Paper= 2 Core Course)

~ j e c t: Human Development and Chiied Psychology

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1 Introduction and Method 14 9

2 , Growth Development, andI

Meturity 14 9

3 Ration and Linguistic development 14 9

4 Social and Emotional Development 14 9

5 Conflict and Frustration 14 9

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Subject : Psychology of Effective Behavior

Iunit lTooic IMarks l Credit II1 Problem of Adjustment . 14 09

2 Adjustment n Merriage Life 14 09

3 Vocational Filed 14 09

4 Emotion Capacity 14 09

5 Social Behavior 14 09

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S e m - 2

/Core Course ) Paper ~ 3

Subject : o c t a ~Psychology

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Sem - 2 Elective Course ) Paper 3Subject : Develpon1ental Psychology

Unit opic Marks

1 Growth, Decline and Method of

Development Psychology 14

2 Begning of Life Infancy 14

3 Baby Hood 14

4 Early Chilood 14

5 Childhood 14

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Sem D 2 (Core Course)

Subject : Crin1e Psychofogy

Un t Topic \ ~ a r k s

1 Introduction to Crime Psychology 14

2 Theory of Crime 14

3 Causes of Crime 14

4 Juvenile Deliquence 14

5 Prevention of Crime 14

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F.Y.B.A. Psychology Semes te r- 1P.aper 1

Subject : Basic Psychological Processes

d u r s e Outline :0Uni t : 1 Hist ro l ica l ln t roduct ion to Psychology

Uni t : 2

Introduction

Histrolical Development of Psychoiogy

Popular and Scientific Psychology

- What is Psychology? Old and New Definition

In t roduct ion and Methods

(A) ntroducUon

Introduction

Nature

Goals and Uti lity of Psychology

B) Method

Uni t : 3

Uni t : 4

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Observation

Interview

Questionnarre

Experiment

Biological and Environmental fac tor of Behaviour

Meaning and Process of Heridity

Experiment on Heridity

Defiction and Type of Environment

Heridity and Environment are supplementaly factors of each othe

Perceptual process and Attention

Perceptual process

Meaning

Nature

Interinsic Laws of Perception

B) Attention


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Meaning

Nature

Forces of Attention

earning and Memory

earning

Meaning of Learning

Nature

Theory of Learning

Classical onditioning

Instrumental Conditioning

Effective variable of Learing process

B) Memory

Meaning

Stages of Memory

Type of Memory

Meaning of Forgetting

Determinants or causes of forgetting

Improving Memory or Memory Training


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Prof. M. Rajamanikam, Modern General Psychology, [1 997]

8hargava Book House, Agra

Dr. Arunkurnar Singh, Modern General Psychology, Bhargava

Publication, Agra.

F. M. Sahoo, Psychology in Indian Context. Bhargva Publition,

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F.Y.B.A. Psychology Sernes ter- i

Paper - 2 Core Course )~ b j e c t: Human Development and Chiled Psychology

Course Outline :

Unit : 1

A)

Introduction and Method

Introduction

Concepet of human development

Definition, Nature and subject matter of child psychology

Importance of developmental and chiled psychology

(B) f\iiethods

Untt : 2

Observation

Event reporting

Self support

Questionnare

Grovvth Deveioprnent, and Maturi ty

Growth D ~ v e o p n 1 e n t

Meaning of growth and development

Characteristics of growth and development(B) Maturity

Uni t : 3

Uni t : 4

Meaning

Psycholgical aspect of illness and deticiency

Duties of parents and teachers

Ration and l ingvist ic developrnent

Factor affecting rational development

Variables affecting Intelligence and remedies for rationaldevelopment.

Factors affecting language development

Speach dificiency

Social and Emotional development

Contribution of peer group in social and emotionaldevelopment.


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Uni t 5

A)

Meaning and nature of Emotion Conflict and Frustration

Conflict and Frustration

Conflict

Meaning

Reasons of conflicts n chiled

Aim of punishment

Emotional effects of punishment

haracteristics of proper punishmentB) Frustration

Defination

Effect


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York, Allyer Balon

ZimkarokP.G. Weter A L [ 997]: Psychology: New York, Harkor

Colin Collase Publishers.

Gitford J.P. Child Psychology, 3rd Edition. D Van nostamd Co

Affiliated Est.:West press Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi.

Munn L normal, Psychology

Screnson and m o ~ r n .Psychology for living. 3rct Edition, Me grnd

hill Book.Co. Nev i DeihL

sharmshed .Hussain, Understanding Human Behaviour, [2000],

. Bhargya Publication, Agra

Mehta, Adolescent Psychology, [2000] Pointer Publication, Jaipur

Jain Developmental Psychology [2002], Pointer Publication,

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Pillai M.G. Gifted h i l ~ e m: Identification and Development,

[2000] Pointer Publication, Jaipur.


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8e;1ron R. _A [1995] ~ y c h o l o g y: Tpic es_sential science,

York, Allyer Balon

Zimkarok P G Weter A.L. [1997]: Psychology: New York, 1-larkor

Colin Collase Publishers.

Gitford J.P. Child Psychology, 3rd Edition. D. Van nostamd Co.

Affiliated Est-West press Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi.

Munn L normal, Psychology

Screnson and molm, Psychology for living. 3rd Edition, Me grncl. .

hill Book Co. Nev.i Delhi.

Sharmshed Hussein, Understanding Human Behaviour, [2000],

Bhargya Publication, Agra

Mehta, Adolescent Psychology, [2000] Pointer Publication, Jaipur

Jain Developmental Psychology [2002], Pointer Publication,

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F.Y.B.A. Psychology e m e s t e r ~~

Paper m 2 (Elective Course )Subjec t : Psychology of Effective Be havior

Course Outl ine :

Uni t : 1

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Uni t : 4

Uni t : 5

Problem o f Adjust1nent

Introduction

Meaning of Stress

Types of Stress

Conflict

Frustration

Adjushnent r Marriage Life

Exception of Marriage Life

Selection of Life Partner

Marriage and adjustment

Divorces

Vocatlona.f Capadt}

Vocational choice as a aProblem

Problem of Vocational Adjustment

Future of Vocation

Emotion Capacity

Patterns of Emotional Experience

Patterns of Expression and Control

Understanding and Functioning with Emotions

Fosering Constructive EmotionsSocial Capacity

Base of Good Interpersonal Relationship

Helping Behavior

Reference Book

Psychology and Effective Behaviour- J C Coleman

Psychology and Effective Behaviour-C.Jamnadas

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F Y B A Psychology e m e s t e r ~2Paper - 3 Core Course )

~ u b j e c t: Social PsychologyCourse Outline :Uni t : 1 Introduct ion and IVfethod

A) In t roduc t ion

Introduction

Defination o f social psychology

subject metter o f social psychology

scope of social psychology

lmportence and util i ty o f social psychology

(B) Viethod

Unit : 2

U n i t 3

U n i t : 4

Uni t : 5

(A)

Filed study

Sociometric

Sociolazation

Introduction

Defi nation

Staje o f sociolazation

Process o f sociolazation

Agencies

Principle of Social behaviourMeaning and nature o f imitation

Types o f imitation

Meaning and nature o f suggesion

Types o f suggesion

Role o f suggesion in social l ife

Prejudice and Propegenda

Meaning ofprejudice

Charcterstics o f prejudice

Methods o f reducing predjudice

Meaning of propegencla

Techmiq o f Propegenda

Leadership and Mass effectivness

Leadership

Meaning and nature o f leadership


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Common traits or attributes of leadership

Functions of Leaders

uthoritarian leader and Democratic leader

B) l\1ass beh viout

Meaning o f Group effectiveness

Determinants of group effectivness

Psychology o f Fashion

Meaning and Nature o f Fashion

Why peoples accept Fashion


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Prof. Lal Bacchan Tripathi, Modern Social Psychology, [1999]

Bhargva 8ook House, Agra

N.alini R.ao .. 8gciplization of Childrsn . & Youth, Bhargva

Publication, Agra

. B. Kupuuswami, An Introduction to Social Psychology

Social Psychology, U n i v e r s ~ t yGranth Nirman Board

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F.Y.B.A. s y c h o ~ o g ySemester- 2

Paper m 3 Elective Course)

Subject : Developmental Psychology

Course Outl ine:Unit :

Unit : 2

Unit : 3

Uni t : 4

Uni t : 5

Reference :

Growth Decline and Method of Development Psychology

Introduction

Meaning of Developmental changesSignificant fact about development

Happiness and unhpiness

Method and Theories in Development Psychology

Begning of Life Infancy

Importent of conception

Period of prental development

Characteristics of Infancy

Factors influining adjustment ofpost natal life

Hazards of prental period and InfancyBaby Hood

Introduction

Charactristics of Baby hood

Developmental task Physical Muscle Speech Emotional and Social

development in baby hood

Family relationship

Hazards in babyhood

Early Chiiood

Charcteristics o f early childhoodDevelopmental Task Physical development Physilogical Skills

Speech and Emotional development

Patterns of early socialization

Moral development Understanding development and family relationship

Hazards and happiness in early childhood

Childhood

Charcteristics of childhood

Developmental Task Social and Emotional development

Understanding and IntrestsFamily relationship condition of deterioratin and factors of Self concept

Developmental Psychology: Elizabeth Hurlock; Tata Mcgrew Hill 1997A topical approach to life span development: John Tata McGraw Hill Ed. 3rd ed.

Adoolemce and Middle hood Today: Penguin Publication Taranto 2004


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F Y B A Psycho ogy Semester- 2

Papsr m 4 (Core Course)Subject : Crime Psychology

Course Outline :

Uni t : 1 Introduct ion to Crime Psychology

A) \Vhat is Cr ime? and Crime Psychology

Unit:2:

Uni t : 3

Unit : 4

l ln i t : 5

Introduction

Meaning o f Crime and C r i n ~ ePsychology

Nature of Crime Psychology

Types of Crime

Subject metter o f crime psychology

Importent of crime psychology

Theory of Crime

Introduction

Economic theory o f Crime

Sociological theory of Crime

Political theory of Crime

Psychological theory of Crime

Causes of Crime

Introduction

Economic

Sociological

Polit ical

Psychological

Juvenile Deliquence

Introduction

Defection of Juveli Deliquency

Causes o f Juveli Deliquency

Antisocial Behaviour of Children

Prevention of CrimeIntroduction

Crime in India and Gujarat

Crime prevention model

Models o f reactions to Trauma and coping

Psychological stape.

Role of Psychology as a prevention of crime


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Anrawa D. A \/Vormith J.S. [i 989] : Personality and Crime.

,Ba11dura Albers, Aggression; A Social Learning Analysis. NJ

Prentice Hall

Eysenck, Hans J. : Personality and Crime, New Brunswick

Transaction Publishers

Dr. R.G. Parmar, Psychology of Crime [2010], Paradies

Publication, Ja ipur

. Dr. R.G. Parmar and ~ r Jignesh Tepariya, Crime : an Analy"Lica

Study [201 0], Paradies Publication, Jaipur.

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Dr. R. G. Parmar and Dr. Piyush Solanki, Apradhnu Manovigyan,

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S.Y.B.A. PSYCHOLOGY

SEM. 3 {Core Course) PA P E R - 5

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Top ie

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Subject : A p p ~ m e d lPsychoBcgy

Topic

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Treatment & Psychology I

Psychology n Industry

Psychology in the filed of Business

Psychology in Home life

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Core Course) PA P E R - 6_E)JI.o Subject: Adolescent Psychology

Unit opmc Marks Credit

1 Introduction to Adolescent Psychology 12 08

2 Development of Adolescent Psychology 12 08

3 Personality Development 12I

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J ubjec t : Sys tem and TheoriGs oils y c h o ~ o g y

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4 Behaviorism I 14

5 Behaviorism II 14

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Subject: Psychopatho ogy

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Unit-4

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Introduction

Introduction

Meaning of Psychopathology

Nature of Psychopathology

Field of Psychopathology

Important of Psychopathologyr u s t r a t i o n

Introduction

Meaning

Reason and result

G f ~ a r t c eft1ec[1c.rtsrrii

Introduction

FunctionDefinition

Types

Neurosis

Meaning

Characteristic

Stress

MeaningTypes

Stressors

Stress related disorder and Copying


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