Most Expected Papers of Psychology-II (2015)
 

[B][COLOR="RoyalBlue"][SIZE="6"][CENTER]SAMPLE 2015
Psychology Paper 2-A[/CENTER][/SIZE][/COLOR][/B]
[B]Attempt ANY FOUR:[/B]
[B](All Questions Carry 20 Marks each)[/B]
Q 2. Differentiate between growth, maturation and development. Also explain different methods of developmental psychology (20 Marks)
Q 3. Explain the pre-natal development and infancy period of development. Write down the role of genetics and heredity in chromosomal disorder or abnormality (20 Marks)
Q 4. What are the various areas of human development. Define and describe the significance of intellectual development in comparison with other areas of development in child development (20 Marks)
Q 5. Explain in detail Erik Erikson's Psycho-social development of personality. Give relevant examples in each of 8 stages in the theory (20 Marks)
Q 6. List the different types of Assessment Procedures/Tools used for clinical diagnosis and explain the significance of clinical judgment in the process of Assessment (20 Marks)
Q 7. Define intelligence. What are the types of intelligence? Also describe briefly the major reasons of Mantel Retardation? (20 Marks)
Q 8. Describe the role of biological and sociological factors in development of maladjustment and criminal behavior and explain the treatment strategies (20 Marks)
Q.9 Write short notes on any [B]FOUR[/B] of the following:-
(i) Psychosis
(ii) Personality Assessment
(iii) Job Satisfaction
(iv) Drug Addiction
(v) Juvenile Delinquency
(vi) Sensory-Motor Stage

[B][SIZE="6"][COLOR="MediumTurquoise"][CENTER]SAMPLE 2015
Psychology 2-B[/CENTER][/COLOR][/SIZE][/B]

[B]Attempt Any Five:
(All Questions Carry 20 Marks Each)[/B]
Q 2. Define Growth, development and maturation and explain the role of biological and socio- cultural factors in the process of development (20 Marks)
Q 3. Describe Jean’s Piaget’s four stages of development; and discuss the process of organization, adaptation, assimilation and accommodation (20 Marks)
Q 4. Discuss the different development processes after birth under the following heads; (20 Marks)
(I) Infancy Phase (Birth to 2 Years)
(II) Childhood Phase (2 - 12 Years)
(III) Adolescence Phase (12 - 20 Years)
(IV) Adulthood Phase (20 - 50 Years)
(V) Aging (50 Years - Death)
Q 5. Explain the concept of 'abnormality' highlighting the different viewpoints. List different therapies used to treat these abnormalities. Explain humanistic (client centered) and group therapies in detail (20 Marks)
Q 6. List different kinds of disorder you know. Explain in detail Somatoform disorder. Also suggest its treatment (20 Marks)
Q7. What are the different levels and causes of mental retardation? How mental retardation can be treated through different techniques? Give relevant examples (20 Marks)
Q 8. What do you know about Juvenile Delinquency? Explain its causes and suggest the preventive measures (20 Marks)
Q 9. What is industrial psychology? Elaborate role of Industrial psychology in an organization (20 Marks)
Q.10 Write short notes on any [B]FOUR[/B] of the following:- (4x5=20 Marks)
(i) Pendulum Problem
(iv) Identity vs. Role Confusion
(ii) Dream Analysis
(v) Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT)
(iii) Work Environment
(vi) Pre-Operational Stage

[B][COLOR="DarkRed"][CENTER][SIZE="6"]SAMPLE 2015
Psychology 2-C[/SIZE][/CENTER][/COLOR][/B]
[B]Attempt Any Five:
(All Questions Carry 20 Marks Each)[/B]
Q 2. Define Development Psychology. What is the nature nurture theory? Identify several factors that can be harmful to the developing foetus
Q 3. Differentiate between the following Development Area:
(i) Physical Development – Social Development
(ii) Sensory Development – Intellectual Development
(iii) Perceptual Development – Emotional Development
(iv) Personality Development – Fine Motor Development
Q 4. Explain in detail the process of pre-natal development and discuss the important developmental event that occurs during each stage
Q 5. Define disorder. Explain in detail the Psychotic Disorder (also known as Psychosis). Suggest possible treatments
Q 6. What do you know about DSM? Explain how psychological abnormality is defined. What are the advantages of DSM classification system of disorders?
Q 7. How many types of therapies do you know in psychology? List and briefly describe different techniques of psychodynamic and cognitive therapies
Q 8. Differentiate between fluid and crystallized intelligence. Explain the mechanism and usage of three major assessment tests for intelligence
Q.9 Write short notes on any [B]FOUR[/B] of the following:-
(i) Group Therapy
(iv) Behavior Modification
(ii) Mental retardation
(v) Client Centered Therapy
(iii) Character Disorder
(vi) Anxiety Disorder

[B][COLOR="SeaGreen"][SIZE="4"]Please Note:[/SIZE][/COLOR][/B]
A) There is no paper made in past which has no question from the topics of [B]therapies[/B] and/or [B]disorders[/B]. These topics are as important for the clinical part of the psychology as the topics of [B]personality[/B] and [B]learning[/B] are for the basic psychology
B) Generally examiner asks one question from pre-natal development and two questions from post natal development
C) If you are asked to write on the chromosomal abnormalities or heredity related issues that cause abnormal functioning later in the life, rest assured, you wont be asked anything else from the pre-natal development
D) Its almost very certain that you will be asked for a detailed response on one of the three very important development theories (I) Freud's, (II) Kohlberg's and (III) Erikson's
E) If you are satisfied with the scientific questions [U][I](e.g., theories, prenatal and post natal development, clinical diagnosis or assessment)[/I][/U], do not attempt the questions asked on [I][U]social psychology[/U][/I], [U][I]industrial psychology[/I][/U] or [U][I]ethics in psychology[/I][/U]. These questions are always asked in a generic way and hence though they seem very easy to manage, but yield less marks. [I](For more detail on this, please look at my thread titled[/I] [COLOR="RoyalBlue"][I][B]"The Logic Behind Low and High Scoring Subjects"[/B][/I][/COLOR] [I]in the Discussion Folder)[/I]
F) If anyone can practice these questions before the exam, s/he shall not be puzzled during the exam
[CENTER][B]For details regarding the guess questions, you may contact me anytime before the test date
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han bhai phir kesa diya ? :roll saare guess phurrrrrr hogye :laugh:

hahahaah original paper is laughing over these guesses :D:roll

Guys, you should not criticize the predictor; He tried his best as per his part and we should appreciate and encourage him!

Apology
 

[B]Please accept my apology. [/B]If I knew you would not be able to relate these guesses with the original paper, I would have written for [B][COLOR="Red"][I]"how to interpret the guess papers"[/I][/COLOR][/B] before posting them. The basic logic the interpretation is that [U][I]if any part of the question # 1 is asked from sample A, then all parts of question # 1 from both sample B and C get zero consideration option, and likewise for all questions[/I][/U]. This is the basic assumption of the guess papers. So there are many combinations that can be made ideally out of three samples [I](e.g., Question # 1 from sample C, Question # 2 and 3 from sample A, Question # 4 from sample B and so on)[/I].

[B][I]As repeated told in various posts on this forum[/I][/B], there is no chance that you are asked to write for [B]Juvenile Delinquency[/B] in one question of 20 marks, and for [B]criminology/crime behavior[/B] in the other question of 20 marks in the same paper. This is not the way to set the exam. [U][I]So, making these guess papers were not just a random try[/I][/U], but backed by some [I]"serious"[/I] study, and that you can do and relate [I][B]"only if you understand the subject"[/B][/I]

[B][COLOR="red"]Also, it should be noted that[/COLOR][/B] [I]"guess papers"[/I] work always better for those [U]who have gone through the subject at least once[/U]. The quandary here at CSS is that [B][COLOR="RoyalBlue"]most of the candidates are not aspirants but wannabees:[/COLOR][/B] [U][I]there's a difference between both[/I][/U]. Most of them pick subjects like [B]"Sociology"[/B], [B]"Journalism"[/B], [B]"International Law"[/B], [B]"Punjabi"[/B], [B]"Psychology"[/B] and [B]"Public Administration"[/B] because they have to have some subject on list to complete the set for 600 marks, and that should be known as a scoring subject as well. This yields not only to disappointed attempts but also it does mislead the new candidates at CSS.

[B]Keeping in head the aforementioned points[/B], if you look at the questions suggested in [B]Sample Papers A, B and C[/B], and then to the original paper, it's not very difficult to relate the asked questions as following:
[B][COLOR="DarkOrchid"]Original Question # 8:[/COLOR] Discuss various neurological discorders, their aetiology (sources/causes) and treatment (therapies)
[COLOR="Red"]Sample Question (2-B) # 6:[/COLOR] List different kinds of disorder you know. Explain in detail Somatoform disorder. Also suggest its treatment
[COLOR="red"]Sample Question (2-C) # 5:[/COLOR] Define disorder. Explain in detail the Psychotic Disorder (also known as Psychosis). Suggest possible treatments
[COLOR="red"]Sample Question (2-C) #7:[/COLOR] How many types of therapies do you know in psychology? List and briefly describe different techniques of psychodynamic and cognitive therapies order you know. Explain in detail Somatoform disorder. Also suggest its treatment[/B]

[I][U]In the above guess questions, it was expected that the candidates will look for all the disorders and prepare the major three to five disorders with their causes and the probable treatments. In the other question, it was expected that all therapies will be taken seriously in the revision plan. Because even if you study the therapies only, you get some idea about the disorders as well. Anyway no short cut was offered, and these were few of the safest questions that were expected for 2015.[/U][/I]

[B][COLOR="DarkOrchid"]Original Question # 7:[/COLOR] Discuss Piaget's cognitive-stage theory in detail
[COLOR="Red"]Sample Question (2-B) # 3:[/COLOR] Describe Jean’s Piaget’s four stages of development; and discuss the process of organization, adaptation, assimilation and accommodation[/B]
This is one of the vital theory in the development psychology. In most of the past papers, this question was asked as it is, also in 2014. This year too it was highly anticipated
[B][COLOR="DarkOrchid"]Original Question # 6:[/COLOR] What are Erikson's eight stages of psychosocial development? Discuss in detail
[COLOR="Red"]Sample Question (2-A) # 5:[/COLOR] Explain in detail Erik Erikson's Psycho-social development of personality. Give relevant examples in each of 8 stages in the theory [/B]

[I][U]In the past papers, this question was hardly asked for a 20 marks question. This year I repeated told to my students that this question on highly expected to be asked in the exam. I even provided detailed notes on the topic describing relevant examples for each of its eight stages [/U][/I]

[B][COLOR="DarkOrchid"]Original Question # 6:[/COLOR] How personality is studied and measured and what are the ethics of personality testing[/B]

[U][I]Psychology (Part I) was very straight, and easy and everyone was happy with the paper. But in that paper, some very important questions were left out including [B][I]"perception"[/I][/B] and [B][I]"personality"[/I][/B] which were highly expected. I mentioned in the very thread where I posted for sample of part I ([url]http://www.cssforum.com.pk/css-optional-subjects/group-g/psychology-including-exp-psychology/99069-most-expected-papers-pyschology-i-2015-a.html[/url]) that[/I][/U] [B][U][I]"There is no paper in the past 25 years, when the topic of personality was not covered"[/I][/U][/B]. [B][COLOR="Blue"]It should be noted that it is not uncommon at CSS[/COLOR][/B] [I](e.g., Zoology, Geology, Botany and Psychology)[/I] [B][COLOR="blue"]where questions from Part I are asked in Part II.[/COLOR][/B] [U][I]In the above question, the examiner has not only touched the topic of personality and its assessment but also related the topic of ethics in psychology with its assessment. The first part of this question had to be dealt with the bookish definitions, statements and theories, and the second part demanded a general answer. These topics were anticipated in the following sample questions:[/I][/U]
[B][COLOR="Red"]Sample Question (1-A) # 5:[/COLOR] Define Personality? Explain in detail Freud's Psychosexual Theory of Personality
[COLOR="red"]Sample Question (1-A) # 6:[/COLOR] What is Personality Testing? State different kinds of Personality assessment tests. Also discuss the uses and rationale behind Thematic Appreciation Test (TAT)
[COLOR="red"]Sample Question (1-B) # 5:[/COLOR] Define Personality. What are the different factors involved in its development
[COLOR="red"]Sample Question (1-B) # 6:[/COLOR] What is Personality Testing? Discuss the uses and rationale behind the two major kinds of assessment tests (I) [I]Self Report Inventory[/I], and (II) [I]Projective Tests[/I]
[COLOR="red"]Sample Question (1-C) # 5:[/COLOR] Explain in detail psychoanalytic theory of personality. Also discuss the defense mechanism as part of the theory[/B]

[B][COLOR="DarkRed"][SIZE="5"]Two Very Important Things Were Seen in the Paper:[/SIZE][/COLOR][/B]
1. As in most of the papers, like Journalism, US History, International Law, in this paper too, the questions were not of very technical nature but designed only to screen out those who have sufficient base knowledge about the subject. Papers like Sociology, and Geography and Indo-Pak History were easy though, that too to create the balance in the talent pool, which is perfectly fine
2. Only those are happy with their attempt at part II who have had learned the subject as an equally important knowledge area as Everyday Science, Statistics, Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry are at CSS
I have read somewhere on this forum that the writing machines of part I were jammed at part II, and that it was a moment of laughter. But, I see this from a very different way, and it is sad to see that most of the candidates were stunned at part II, which was a really simple paper

[SIZE="5"][FONT="Arial Black"][COLOR="YellowGreen"]Criticism is always welcomed. But there's no time for this. Rather if it's used for managing ones weakness will yield more good.[/COLOR][/FONT][/SIZE]

To be honest, this was indeed a very straight paper. Different aspirants have taken this paper in a different way: [I][U]some found it easy, and crammers got silenced[/U][/I]

[B]My students performed well [/B]

[B][COLOR="Blue"]Wish You All a Very Good Luck [/COLOR][/B] :))

[B]@ Mohammed Ali Baig[/B]

Kindly , do not use red font.

pathetic idea
 

There cant be a more pathetic idea than to publish guess papers for css and even more pathetic idea is to follow these or pin hope to anything such as guesses. you are not folling FPSC but yourself by following guess papers such tatics can be understood at college level or matriculation level but seriously these are too naive for a css aspirant,i personally am affronted by these guesses. so plz apni dokandari kahin or ja kr try kro, facebook is a better idea.

[B]@ Muhammad Ali Baig[/B]

Keep up the good work sir. Never retreat, Never surrender indeed!