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Farrah Zafar Sunday, December 11, 2011 10:13 PM

Time required to cover Psychology?
 
After getting hurt by Indopak,I have decided to replace it with Psychology.Before asking questions,let me clear one thing that I have studied it in my graduation and I have very keen interest in it.Infact to be a psychologist was my craze,got admission in M.sc psychology but couldn't do due to accommodation problem.Well,that time has passed :(

Last year I wanted to opt it but in December I skipped it and opted Indopak History on suggestion of someone though I had least interest in it.Now the result of Indopak gave me an excuse to skip it so I have decided to opt Psychology this time.
When one has to suffer,why not in subject of one's interest ? Like as Urdu :evil aah Urdu :(

My questions are;

1)How much time it will take ?(please keep in mind my background,I mean you can consider me "half prepared".)

2)Feldman for paper 1,what for paper two ?

3)specific book for mcqs ?

4)Do you think I can cover it easily ?Is it better choice than Indopak ?

Any tips for this subject ?

shah3431 Monday, December 12, 2011 01:28 AM

Based on my experience I would recommend only 2 books for psychology i.e.

-Psychology and Life by Zimbardo (strongly recommended)
-Abnormal Psychology by Neale and Davison (only a few select chapters)

I personally didn’t feel the need to consult any other book as these two books cover everything including MCQs.

Psychology as a subject is definitely a better choice than IndoPak History and I myself replaced IPH with Psychology and considering your background you won’t take too much time to cover the subject.

Good Luck.

Farrah Zafar Monday, December 12, 2011 06:59 PM

Thank you so much !

did you prepare selective topics or the whole syllabus ?

shah3431 Monday, December 12, 2011 11:54 PM

[QUOTE=Farrah Zafar;384865]Thank you so much !

did you prepare selective topics or the whole syllabus ?[/QUOTE]

Actually due to shortage of time I had to study Psychology in the 2 day break before the paper (which was thankfully not hard for me as I had freshly studied mental health as a module for my MSc).

So, owing to the time constraints I chose only topics from the past 10 year papers. If you pick up the past papers you would notice that there is a similar pattern and there are topics that are repeated frequently.

Mahvish Shahid Tuesday, December 13, 2011 01:55 AM

[FONT="Century Gothic"][QUOTE=Farrah Zafar;384549]After getting hurt by Indopak,I have decided to replace it with Psychology.Before asking questions,let me clear one thing that I have studied it in my graduation and I have very keen interest in it.Infact to be a psychologist was my craze,got admission in M.sc psychology but couldn't do due to accommodation problem.Well,that time has passed :(

Last year I wanted to opt it but in December I skipped it and opted Indopak History on suggestion of someone though I had least interest in it.Now the result of Indopak gave me an excuse to skip it so I have decided to opt Psychology this time.
When one has to suffer,why not in subject of one's interest ? Like as Urdu :evil aah Urdu :(

[B][FONT="Century Gothic"] Good Selection Farru :vic[/FONT][/B]


My questions are;

1)How much time it will take ?(please keep in mind my background,I mean you can consider me "half prepared".)

[FONT="Century Gothic"][B] Believe me Farru Just 5 days or Maximum 1 week :angle[/B][/FONT]

2)Feldman for paper 1,what for paper two ?

[B]For both Papers, According to me :onesec[/B]

3)specific book for mcqs ?

[B] Have not bought any , when I shal buy 'll let you know :cr[/B]

4)Do you think I can cover it easily ?Is it better choice than Indopak ?

[B]Of cource :vic[/B]

Any tips for this subject ?[/QUOTE]

[B] Make Outline of every question, Go though Past-Papers.

Good Luck:kiss
[/B][/FONT]

andrew786 Tuesday, December 13, 2011 04:18 PM

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Farrah Zafar Tuesday, December 13, 2011 07:45 PM

[QUOTE=Mahvish Shahid;385094][FONT="Century Gothic"]

[B] Make Outline of every question, Go though Past-Papers.

Good Luck:kiss
[/B][/FONT][/QUOTE]

Outline is always an essential part of my notes :) In fact I only make outlines not lengthy notes and after writing it down,I read it 2,3 times,that's my method for preparation :angle

Thank you .Same to you :vic

Arain007 Tuesday, December 13, 2011 08:02 PM

@ Farah

It is a very easy subject. If you see the syllabus of Psychology, you will come to know that Paper 1 is very easy. If your concepts are clear then you can easily get maximum marks.

Paper 2 mostly deals with disorders. Its hard to memorize their types, symptoms etc. The easiest method to memorize these disorders is to write all types of a particular method in a table form. Then write all other details in single word under each heading. It will ease your task.

Last year I prepared Psychology in 5 days and scored 71 & 63 marks. I haven't any background of psychology. With only little effort you can get maximum marks.

Farrah Zafar Tuesday, December 13, 2011 08:20 PM

[QUOTE=Arain007;385340]@ Farah

It is a very easy subject. If you see the syllabus of Psychology, you will come to know that Paper 1 is very easy. If your concepts are clear then you can easily get maximum marks.

Paper 2 mostly deals with disorders. Its hard to memorize their types, symptoms etc. The easiest method to memorize these disorders is to write all types of a particular method in a table form. Then write all other details in single word under each heading. It will ease your task.

Last year I prepared Psychology in 5 days and scored 71 & 63 marks. I haven't any background of psychology. With only little effort you can get maximum marks.[/QUOTE]

Did you prepare selective topics ?

Arain007 Tuesday, December 13, 2011 08:23 PM

[QUOTE=Farrah Zafar;385347]Did you prepare selective topics ?

[/QUOTE]

Yes I prepared selective topics.


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