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Subject psychology
Paper paper 3
Exam / Course ugc net national eligibility test
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Organization university grants commission
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Exam Date 01, June, 2011
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Question Paper

PAPER-III

PSYCHOLOGY
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J-04-11 P.T.O.

PSYCHOLOGY


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1. Recent advances in neurocognitive theories and techniques have revolutionized the understanding of human behaviour. Comment.
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3. Elucidate the impact of various aspects of prosocial behaviour on intergroup relations.
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4. How do schema and prototypes of people effect their change in attitudes
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4. Describe the problem and solution of scholastic under achievement.
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5. How would you identify the counselling needs of primary school children in India
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3. How does Machiavellism influence the behaviour in organizational context
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5. Considering trust as necessary condition for leadership draw out clear lines of distinction between deterrence-based trust and identification-based trust.
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3. Dwell upon the psycho-dynamics of depression.
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4. Since each psychopathological case is unique, will the DSM classifications misguide the clinician Examine.
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5. Should anti-social person be dealt by the criminal justice system or by a clinical psychologist
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6. In what way PET scanning technique does help the study of human memory
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7. Describe briefly some common sleep disorders.
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8. What are the three basic conditions required for growth promoting culture in Roger's views
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9. Describe the major dimensions of emotional intelligence.
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10. Explain the absoluteness of absolute threshold in terms of signal detection theory.
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11. Why can the causal relationships be not inferred from correlations
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12. Differentiate between inductive and deductive reasoning.
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13. What are the main features of episodic memory
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14. Describe the phenomenon of latent learning.
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Stanley Schachter and Jerome Singer in the 1960s demonstrated the social influences on emotional reactivity in human beings. They sought to examine two major theoretical ideas Given a state of physiological arousal for which an individual has no immediate explanation, he will label this state and describe his feelings in terms of the cognitions available to him. To the extent that cognitive factors are potent determiners of emotional state, one might anticipate that precisely the same state of physiological arousal could be labelled "joy" or "fury" or any of a great number of emotional labels, depending on the cognitive aspects of the situation. Given a state of physiological arousal for which an individual has a completely appropriate explanation (e.g., "I feel this way because I have just received an injection of adrenaline"), no evaluative needs will arise and the individual is unlikely to label his feelings in terms of the alternative cognitions available. Experimental findings by them confirmed their ideas that a cognitive component and an underlying physiological arousal are both necessary for emotionality to be fully felt. The cognitive-steering idea of emotionality has also been applied in clinical settings. Storms and Nisbett (1970) administered placebo pills to individuals suffering from insomnia. When Placebo was described as arousing agent, the insomniacs had the explanation of their internal state to some external source (Placebo pill) that they reported falling asleep sooner in comparison to those who were told that Placebo had no effect at all.
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