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headings of psychology
Salam to all..
I am going to start this thread for all ce-2013 aspirants who opt psychology.. I will post the possible headings of all the syllabus of psychology.. Seniors please check them and point out mistakes.. |
CHAPTER NO.1
TOPIC NO.1 [B]DEFINITION AND INTRODUCTION OF PSYCHOLOGY: [/B] Etomology Definition, psychology is scientific study of behaviour of organism and their mental processes Elements of definition: 1.scientific method 2. behavour Cognitive Emotionals Actions 3. individual 4 mental processes Psychology as science of soul Rejection Psychology as study of mind Rejection Psychology as study of consciousness Rejection Modern definition: Psychology s study of behaviour Some more definition [B]TOPIC NO.2 GOALS OF PSYCHOLOGY: [/B] FOUR GOALS: 1.DESCRIPTION: Broader level of analysis Narrower level of analysis Smaller level of analysis Objective description Subjective description 2. EXPLANATION: Internal explanation External explanation Combined explanation 3 PREDICTIONS: Scientific prediction Casual prediction 4. CONTROL OR MODIFICATION: Zimbardo and rush added a 5th goal 5.IMROVING QUALITY OF BEHAVIOUR. [B]TOPIC NO3[/B] [B]SCOPE OF PSYCHOLOGY/ APPLICATIONS OF PSYCHOLOGY:[/B] 1.BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY/PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 2DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 3EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY/SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY 4SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 5CRIMINAL/FORENCIS PSYCHOLOGY 6ABNORMAL / HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY 7CLINICAL/COUNSELLING/COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY 8INDUSTRIAL/ORGANIZATONAL/HUMAN FACTOR PSYCHOLOGY 9BUISNESS PSYCHOLOGY 10EXPERIMENTALPSYCHOLOGY 11COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 12PERSONALITY PSYCHOLOGY 13SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY 14PSYCHOTHERAPY 15PSYCHIATRY [B]TOPIC: SCHOOL AND SYSTEMS OF PSYCHOLOGY: [/B] [B]OLD SYSTEMS[/B] 1.STRUCTURALISM FOUNDER INTROSPECTION CRITICISM ON STRUCTURALISM 2.GESTALTISM FOUNDER 3.FUNTIONALISM FOUNDER LEGACY OF FUNTIONALISM AND STRUCTURALISM [B]CURRENT PERSPECTIVES [/B] 4.PSYCHODYNAMIC APPROACH FOUNDER FRUED ID, EGO, SUPER EGO THEORY NEOFRUEDIAN CONCEPTS 5.BEHAVIOURISM FOUNDER CLASSICAL CONDITIONING OPERANT CONDITIONING NEOBEHAVIORISM 6.HUMANITISM FOUNDER SELF CENTERED THEORY CLIENT CENTERED THEORY MASLOW HIERARCHY OF HUMAN NEEDS CRITICISM 7.COGNITIVE APPROACH FOUNDER S-O-R THEORY COGNITIVE AS A HYBRID SCIENCE JEAN PIAGET WORK 8BIOLOGICAL APPROACH FOUNDER BEHAVIOURAL NEUROSCIENCE COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 9EVLUTIONARY APPROACH DARWIN THEORY 10SOCIO-CULTURISM CROSS CULTURAL DIFFERENCES |
[b][u] neuron[/u][/b]
definition structure of neuron 1..soma 2..dendrites 3..axon 4..terminal buttons / end foot types of neuron 1..sensory neurons 2..motor neurons 3..inter-neurons how neurons work biochemical basis of action potential 1.resting 2.depolarization 3.restoring synaptic transmission synapse pre synaptic membrane post synaptic membrane neurotransmitter all or none law [u][b]neurotransmitter[/b][/u] definition types of neurotransmitters 1.acetylcholine 2gaba 3 dopamine 4 endorphin 5 nor endorphin 6 serotonin 7 gultamate |
[QUOTE=scorpion19;466292]CHAPTER NO.1
[B]TOPIC: SCHOOL AND SYSTEMS OF PSYCHOLOGY: [/B] [B]OLD SYSTEMS[/B] 1.STRUCTURALISM FOUNDER INTROSPECTION CRITICISM ON STRUCTURALISM 2.GESTALTISM FOUNDER 3.FUNTIONALISM FOUNDER LEGACY OF FUNTIONALISM AND STRUCTURALISM [B]CURRENT PERSPECTIVES [/B] 4.PSYCHODYNAMIC APPROACH FOUNDER FRUED ID, EGO, SUPER EGO THEORY NEOFRUEDIAN CONCEPTS 5.BEHAVIOURISM FOUNDER CLASSICAL CONDITIONING OPERANT CONDITIONING NEOBEHAVIORISM 6.HUMANITISM FOUNDER SELF CENTERED THEORY CLIENT CENTERED THEORY MASLOW HIERARCHY OF HUMAN NEEDS CRITICISM 7.COGNITIVE APPROACH FOUNDER S-O-R THEORY COGNITIVE AS A HYBRID SCIENCE JEAN PIAGET WORK 8BIOLOGICAL APPROACH FOUNDER BEHAVIOURAL NEUROSCIENCE COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE 9EVLUTIONARY APPROACH DARWIN THEORY 10SOCIO-CULTURISM CROSS CULTURAL DIFFERENCES[/QUOTE] You can also add the cause of faulty behavior in each system and the approach each system offers to treat the faulty behavior. Over all you are doing very good.:clap |
[QUOTE=UltimateCSP;466301]You can also add the cause of faulty behavior in each system and the approach each system offers to treat the faulty behavior.
Over all you are doing very good.:clap[/QUOTE] thanx but I didn't get your point.. |
[QUOTE]TOPIC: SCHOOL AND SYSTEMS OF PSYCHOLOGY:
OLD SYSTEMS 1.STRUCTURALISM FOUNDER INTROSPECTION CRITICISM ON STRUCTURALISM 2.GESTALTISM FOUNDER 3.FUNTIONALISM FOUNDER LEGACY OF FUNTIONALISM AND STRUCTURALISM [/QUOTE] [B][COLOR="Sienna"]Structuralism[/COLOR][/B] 1- Founder and definition 2- subject matter of psychology 3- Main presumption 4- At Wundt's Laboratory 5- Introspection 6- The impact of wundt's lab a) James Mckeen b) Emil Kraeplin c) Hugo Munsterberg d) Edward B. tichener 7- Criticism [B]8- It was Reductionist:[/B] it reduce all complex human experiences to simple sensations [B]9- it was Elementalistics 10- it was Mentalistics[/B] |
[QUOTE]TOPIC: SCHOOL AND SYSTEMS OF PSYCHOLOGY:
OLD SYSTEMS 1.STRUCTURALISM FOUNDER INTROSPECTION CRITICISM ON STRUCTURALISM 2.GESTALTISM FOUNDER 3.FUNTIONALISM FOUNDER LEGACY OF FUNTIONALISM AND STRUCTURALISM [/QUOTE] Gestalt Psychology 1- Founder and history 2- Max Werheimer pia Phenomenon 3- Gestalt law of organisation a) Proximity b) Similarity c) Good continuation d) Closure e) Figure and ground 4- Kurt koffka 5- Wolgang kohler 6- Other major contributions a) approach to ethic b) Zeigarnik's efect c) Group Dynamics |
bushra what is/are your sources for psychology ?
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[QUOTE=Bushra Sabeen;466446]Gestalt Psychology
1- Founder and history 2- Max Werheimer pia Phenomenon 3- Gestalt law of organisation a) Proximity b) Similarity c) Good continuation d) Closure e) Figure and ground 4- Kurt koffka 5- Wolgang kohler 6- Other major contributions a) approach to ethic b) Zeigarnik's efect c) Group Dynamics[/QUOTE] sabeen these are too good, but actually I did not add them in headings, because i thought these are minor details..but yes you are right at your point because if a note on gestaltism would asked, we have to add these minor headings also.. excellent work:clap keep posting please.. |
[color="yellowgreen"]central nervous system[/color]
definition components [color="indigo"][b]1. Brain[/b][/color] definition broader portions of brain a..old brain b..new brain major parts of brain [b]hind brain[/b] definition main parts of hind brain [b] 1........ Cerebellum[/b] introduction functions [b]2.........pons[/b] introduction functions [b]3.........medulla[/b] introduction functions [b]mid brain[/b] definition mid brain as a transforming centre major parts of mid brain [b] 1.....tactum[/b] introduction functions [b]2.....tegmentum[/b] introduction function [b]fore brain[/b] definition major parts of fore brain [b]1....limbic system[/b] introduction functions [b]2...thalamus[/b] introduction functions [b]3...hypothalamus[/b] introduction functions [b]4....cerebrum[/b] introduction location two hemispheres vertical groove horizontal groove [b]four lobes of hemispheres[/b] 1.frontal lobe 2.parietal lobe 3.temporal lobe 4occipital lobe [b]association areas of cerebrum[/b] cerebral cortex motor cortex auditory cortex visual cortex somatosensory cortex association cortex functions of cerebrum |
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