Understand the definition, scope, and branches of psychology. Explore its evolution and relationship with other disciplines.
Study the development of psychology in India, popular notions, and themes of research and applications.
Learn about observation, experimental, and survey methods. Understand their applications and limitations.
Explore survey research, field vs. quasi-experiments, and analysis of psychological data.
Understand the concept of human development and factors affecting it. Study developmental stages.
Focus on developmental stages and adulthood. Review key concepts using mind maps.
Revise Chapters 1 and 2 using flashcards and worksheets. Solve passage-based questions.
Learn about sensory processes, the human eye, and attentional processes.
Study perceptual constancies, perception of space, depth, and distance, and adaptation.
Understand the concept of learning, classical conditioning, and its determinants.
Explore operant conditioning and compare it with classical conditioning.
Study the information processing model and control processes in memory.
Learn about levels of processing and knowledge representation in memory.
Revise Chapters 4 and 5 using worksheets and flashcards. Solve passage-based questions for reinforcement.
Understand the nature of thinking and the processes involved. Study reasoning and decision-making.
Explore reasoning and decision-making in detail. Use mind maps for quick revision.
Learn about motivation, psychosocial motives, and theories of emotion (James-Lange and Cannon-Bard).
Study frustration, conflict, and cultural influences on emotional expression. Learn strategies for managing emotions.
Revise Chapters 6 and 7 using worksheets and flashcards. Solve passage-based questions for reinforcement.
Solve previous year papers to understand the exam pattern and question types.
Practice sample papers to simulate exam conditions and assess your preparation.
Review key concepts from Chapters 1 and 2 using mind maps and PPTs.
Review developmental stages and factors affecting development. Solve important questions.
Revise sensory processes, perception, and attentional mechanisms using flashcards and PPTs.
Review classical and operant conditioning using cheat sheets and mind maps.
Revise memory models and knowledge representation. Solve worksheets for practice.
Review thinking processes and motivation theories. Use flashcards for quick recall.
Take a full-length mock test covering all chapters to simulate exam conditions.
Focus on revising topics where you faced difficulties in the mock test. Use PPTs and revision notes.
Take another full-length mock test. Focus on time management and accuracy. Relax and avoid studying new topics.
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1. What are the foundational concepts in psychology that are essential for understanding the subject? | ![]() |
2. How do sensory and perceptual processes influence learning? | ![]() |
3. What are the main theories of motivation and how do they relate to emotion in psychology? | ![]() |
4. What strategies can students use for effective exam preparation in psychology? | ![]() |
5. Why is comprehensive revision important before exams in psychology? | ![]() |