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Paper 2: Psychology - Issues and Applications Study Material

01 Psychology for UPSC Optional (Notes) 165 Videos  | 205 Docs | 4 Subtopics 01 Paper 2: Psychology - Issues and Applications 14 Subtopics 01 Psychological Measurement of Individual Differences 5 Videos  | 5 Docs 02 Psychological well being and Mental Disorders 3 Videos  | 5 Docs 03 Therapeutic Approaches 7 Videos  | 7 Docs 04 Work Psychology and Organisational Behaviour 14 Videos  | 13 Docs 05 Application of Psychology to Educational Field 5 Videos  | 8 Docs 06 Community Psychology 4 Videos  | 5 Docs 07 Rehabilitation Psychology 8 Videos  | 6 Docs 08 Application of Psychology to disadvantaged groups 3 Videos  | 3 Docs 09 Psychological problem of social integration 8 Videos  | 5 Docs 10 Application of Psychology in Information Technology and Mass Media 5 Videos  | 7 Docs 11 Psychology and Economic development : 3 Videos  | 5 Docs 12 Application of Psychology to environment and related fields 3 Videos  | 4 Docs 13 Application of psychology in other fields 1 Video  | 3 Docs 14 Psychology of Gender 2 Videos  | 5 Docs

Other Chapters in Psychology for UPSC Optional (Notes)

01 Psychology for UPSC Optional (Notes) 165 Videos  | 205 Docs | 4 Subtopics 01 Paper 1: Foundations of Psychology 14 Subtopics 02 UPSC Mains Previous Year Questions & Answers 6 Subtopics 03 NCERT Books Psychology 2 Subtopics

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