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M.A. (Psychology)


Duration:

2 Years

Eligibility:

Graduation

Course Detail

Course Code

Course Title

Semester - I

 

PSM 101

Attention and Perceptual Processes

PSM 102

Research Methods and Experimental Designs

PSM 103

Advanced Physiological Psychology

PSM 104

Applied Social Psychology

PSM 105

Practicals

PSM 106M

Minor Elective: Basic Psychological Process (for the students of other PG

#

Programmes) Minor Elective (for Psychology Students)

Semester - II

 

PSM 201

Language, Memory and Thinking

PSM 202

Non­experimental & Correlational Methods

PSM 203

Psychobiology

PSM 204

Cross­cultural Psychology

PSM 205

Practicals

PSM 206

 

Minor Elective: Applications of Psychology in Human Life (for the students of other PG Programmes)

#

Minor Elective (for Psychology Students)

Semester - III

 

PSM 301

Applied Psychological Assessment

PSM 302

Affective Processes

PSM 303

Diagnostic Techniques/ Organisational Behaviour/ Child Development /Comparative

Psychology

PSM 304

Psychopathology/ Stress-Management/ Child Psychopathology/ Psychopharmacology

PSM 305

(a)Practicals

(b) Comprehensive Viva-Voce

PSM 306

#

Minor Elective: Stress Management (for the students of other PG  Programmes) Minor Elective (for Psychology Students)

Semester - IV

 

PSM 401

Therapeutic techniques/Human Resource Management/Psychology of Adolescence

PSM 402

Neuro­Psychology/Organisational Development & Change/Psychology of Adulthood

& Ageing.

PSM 403

Psychology of Personality/ Psychology of Rehabilitation/Organisational

Communication/Psychology of Sports

PSM 404

Health Psychology/Drugs and Behaviour/Counselling/Human Factors

PSM 405

Practicals

PSM 406

Comprehensive Viva­Voce

Note :

# M.A./M.Sc. Psychology students will opt 3 minor electives (of 3 credits each in Semester I, II, & III) offered by the Department of Psychology.