CLASS 12 PSYCHOLOGY – CHAPTER 7 SOCIAL INFLUENCE AND GROUP PROCESSES 1. INTRODUCTION 2. NATURE AND FORMATION OF GROUPS 2.1 What is a Group? Characteristics of Groups 3. WHY DO PEOPLE JOIN GROUPS? People join groups for a variety of social, emotional, and practical reasons. Key motives include: 1. Security 2. Social Identity 3. Affiliation […]
PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDERS – Detailed Notes (Point-Wise) 1. Introduction 2. Concepts of Abnormality and Psychological Disorders A. Meaning of Abnormality Abnormality is defined using the following criteria: 1. Statistical Infrequency 2. Violation of Social Norms 3. Maladaptive Behaviour 4. Personal Distress 5. Impairment in Daily Functioning 6. Cultural Relativity B. Meaning of Psychological Disorder 3. Classification
🌟 PSYCHOLOGY – CLASS 12 (CBSE) 1. Introduction 2. Self and Personality Self Personality Relationship Between Self and Personality 3. Concept of Self The concept of self consists of two major components: (A) Personal Identity (B) Social Identity 4. Cognitive and Behavioural Aspects of Self The self has several psychological dimensions which explain how we
🌟 PSYCHOLOGY – CLASS 12 (CBSE) 1. Introduction 2. Self and Personality Self Personality Relationship Between Self and Personality 3. Concept of Self The concept of self consists of two major components: (A) Personal Identity (B) Social Identity 4. Cognitive and Behavioural Aspects of Self The self has several psychological dimensions which explain how we
PSYCHOLOGY – CLASS 12 (CBSE) 1. Introduction 2. Individual Differences in Human Functioning Causes of Individual Differences Areas of Individual Differences Educational Importance of Individual Differences 3. Assessment of Psychological Attributes Characteristics of Psychological Assessment Types of Psychological Tests Observation Method Interview Method Self-Report Measures 4. Intelligence Nature of Intelligence Intelligence Quotient (IQ) Categories: 5.
Introduction to Attitude and Social Cognition Human behaviour is influenced by the social environment and interactions with others. Attitudes are learned tendencies to evaluate people, objects, or ideas positively or negatively. Social cognition involves how individuals perceive, interpret, and remember social information. Understanding attitudes and social cognition helps explain why people behave differently in similar
Class 12 Psychology – Chapter 5: Therapeutic Approaches 1. Nature and Process of Psychotherapy Psychotherapy is a professional treatment aimed at helping individuals overcome emotional, cognitive, and behavioral difficulties. It is a planned, structured, and systematic process designed to modify maladaptive thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Psychotherapy involves active participation of the client and the therapist.
Chapter 4: Psychological Disorders 1. Concept of Abnormality and Psychological Disorders The term abnormal means something that deviates from what is typical, usual, or expected. In psychology, abnormality refers to behaviour, thoughts, or emotions that significantly deviate from accepted social norms and cause distress or impairment in functioning. Although the distinction between normal and abnormal
