ANU UG/Degree 1st Sem Principles of Psychology Important Questions ( Multidisciplinary Course)

  ANU UG/Degree 1st Sem Principles of Psychology Important Questions ( Multidisciplinary Course) are now available. These questions are prepared by top examiners. By preparing these questions you can get good marks in your external exams.

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 UNIT-I

Introduction: Definition, Origin of psychology, Psychology as a scientific study of behavior, applied fields of psychology Biological bases of behavior Sensory and perceptual processes: Structure and function of visual and auditory senses; Attention: selective, sustained and divided attention. Perception: Nature and determinants; Perceptual constancies

 Short Answer Questions:

1. What is the definition of psychology?
2. When did psychology originate as a scientific discipline?
3. What does it mean to study psychology as a science?
4. What are some of the applied fields of psychology?
5. What is the role of the biological basis of behavior in psychology?

Long Answer Questions:

1. Discuss the structure and function of the visual and auditory senses, and explain how they contribute to our perception of the world.
2. Explain the difference between selective, sustained, and divided attention, and discuss the factors that influence our ability to attend to information.
3. Analyze the nature and determinants of perception, and explain how perceptual constancies allow us to perceive objects as stable and consistent despite changes in our environment.
4. Discuss the biological basis of attention and perception, and explain how these processes are influenced by neural activity in the brain

 UNIT-II

Emotion and Motivation: Nature of emotion; components of emotions. Theories of emotion: James-Lange, Cannon-Bard and Schachter-Singer. Motivation: Nature and types; Maslow’s hierarchy model

Short Answer Questions:

1. What are the components of emotions?
2. Explain the James-Lange theory of emotion.
3. What is the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation?
4. Explain Maslow's hierarchy of needs.
5. What is the role of emotion in motivation?

Long Answer Questions:

1. Discuss the nature of emotion and the different theories that attempt to explain how emotions are generated.
2. Compare and contrast the James-Lange, Cannon-Bard, and Schachter-Singer theories of emotion.
3. Analyze the different types of motivation and how they influence our behavior.
4. Evaluate Maslow's hierarchy of needs and its relevance to understanding human motivation.
5. Discuss the interplay between emotion and motivation in shaping our thoughts, feelings, and actions.

 UNIT-III

 Individual differences: Learning and memory: Learning – Definition, Classical and instrumental conditioning: principles of classical conditioning, schedules of reinforcement, Memory - Sensory, short-term and long-term memory; forgetting and its causes Personality - Trait and type approaches; assessment of personality. Intelligence: Concept of IQ and measurement

 Short Answer Questions:

1. What are the principles of classical conditioning?
2. What are the different types of reinforcement schedules?
3. What is the difference between sensory, short-term, and long-term memory?
4. What are the causes of forgetting?
5. What are the trait and type approaches to personality?
6. What is IQ and how is it measured?

Long Answer Questions:

1. Discuss the nature and process of classical and instrumental conditioning, and explain their role in learning.
2. Analyze the different types of memory and their functions in the storage and retrieval of information.
3. Evaluate the different theories of personality and their methods of assessment.
4. Discuss the concept of intelligence, the different approaches to measuring intelligence, and the factors that influence intelligence.
5. Analyze the interplay between learning, memory, personality, and intelligence in shaping individual differences.

ANU UG/Degree 1st Sem Introduction to Social Work Important Questions ( Multidisciplinary Course)

 ANU UG/Degree 1st Sem Introduction to Social Work Important Questions ( Multidisciplinary Course) for 2023 admitted batch are now available. These questions are prepared by top experienced faculty. By preparing these questions you can get good marks in your exams.

Unit-I:(07Hrs)- Introduction to social work and concepts related to social work 

Introduction to Social Work- Definition- Scope- objectives - Functions- social service, social welfare services, social reform, major social problems in India; Social work philosophy, values, objectives, principles, methods and fields of social work.

Short Answer Questions:

1. What is the definition of social work?
2. What are the scope and objectives of social work?
3. What are the functions of social work?
4. What are the major social problems in India?
5. What is social work philosophy?
6. What are the values of social work?
7. What are the objectives of social work?
8. What are the principles of social work?
9. What are the methods of social work?
10. What are the fields of social work?
11. What is the relationship between social welfare services and social reform?
12. What is the impact of social work on addressing major social problems in India?

Long Answer Questions:

1. Discuss the concept of social service and its role in social work.
2. Analyze the significance of social work philosophy in guiding social work practice.
3. Compare and contrast the different values that underpin social work practice.
4. Discuss the importance of setting clear objectives in social work interventions.
5. Analyze the ethical principles that guide social work practice.
6. Evaluate the effectiveness of different social work methods in achieving desired outcomes.
7. Describe the diverse fields of social work and their unique contributions to society.

 Unit-II:(09Hrs) Methods of Working with Individuals and Groups 

Social case work –Definition-scope and importance of social case work, principles and process of social case work -Tools and techniques in social case work- Counselling skills. Social Group Work-Definition-scope- the need for social group work –Group work process - Principles of Group Work -Stages of Group Work-Facilitation skills and techniques

 Short Answer Questions:

1. What is social case work?
2. What are the principles and process of social case work?
3. What are the tools and techniques in social case work?
4. What is counselling and what are the different types of counselling approaches?
5. What is social group work?
6. What is the need for social group work?
7. What are the stages of group work?
8. What are the facilitation skills and techniques in group work?

Long Answer Questions:

1. Discuss the scope and importance of social case work in addressing individual and family problems.
2. Analyze the principles of social case work and their application in real-world scenarios.
3. Evaluate the effectiveness of different tools and techniques used in social case work practice.
4. Discuss the role of counselling in social work and its various approaches to help individuals and families.
5. Compare and contrast the different types of group work interventions and their suitability for different target groups.
6. Analyze the dynamics of group work and the factors that contribute to effective group process.
7. Describe the stages of group work and the key tasks and responsibilities of the group worker in each stage.
8. Evaluate the importance of facilitation skills and techniques in ensuring positive and productive group work outcomes.

Unit-III: (09Hrs) Working with Communities and Field Work in social work 

Community – definition - characteristics- types- community organisation as a method of social work-definition-objectives-principles- phases of community organization - concepts of community development, community participation and community empowerment. Field work in social work – Nature, objectives and types of field work - Importance of field work supervision.

 Short Answer Questions:

1. What is community organization?
2. What are the phases of community organization?
3. What are the concepts of community development, community participation, and community empowerment?
4. What is fieldwork in social work?
5. What are the nature, objectives, and types of fieldwork in social work?
6. What is the importance of fieldwork supervision?

Long Answer Questions:

1. Discuss the role of community organization as a method of social work in addressing community-level issues.
2. Analyze the principles and phases of community organization and their application in real-world scenarios.
3. Evaluate the significance of community development, community participation, and community empowerment in promoting sustainable social change.
4. Discuss the nature and objectives of fieldwork in social work and its importance in preparing social work professionals.
5. Compare and contrast the different types of fieldwork experiences and their suitability for different social work specializations.
6. Analyze the role of fieldwork supervision in enhancing the learning and professional development of social work students.
7. Describe the key components of effective fieldwork supervision and the responsibilities of both supervisors and supervisees.
8. Evaluate the impact of fieldwork on the development of social work competencies and the preparation of social work professionals for practice.

ANU UG/Degree 1st Sem India History Important Questions (Multidisciplinary Course)

 ANU UG/Degree 1st Sem India History Important Questions (Multidisciplinary Course) are now available, the candidates who are looking for unit wise questions can download from here.

Unit-I (Ancient Indian History and Culture )

What is History-Evolution of Man-Science and Technology in Harappan Civilisation-Vedic Literature- Difference between Jainism and Buddhism Philosophy-Ashoka Dhamma Policy-Science and Technology in Guptha Period- Chronology of Various Dynasties that ruled India (6th Century BC to 1206 CE)

Short Answer Questions:

1. What is the difference between Jainism and Buddhism?
2. What is Ashoka Dhamma Policy?
3. What are the key achievements of the Gupta period in science and technology?
4. What are the major dynasties that ruled India from the 6th century BC to 1206 CE?

Long Answer Questions:

1. Discuss the evolution of man from the earliest times to the Harappan civilization.
2. Elaborate on the significance of Vedic literature in understanding ancient Indian culture.
3. Analyze the impact of science and technology on the development of Harappan civilization.
4. Critically evaluate the contributions of Ashoka Dhamma Policy to the social and political landscape of ancient India.

Unit-II (History and Culture of Medieval India: Delhi Sultanate)

Rulers (Brief), Alla-Ud-Din-Khilji and Muhammad-Bin-Tuglaq Reforms-Greater Mughals (Brief)-Mughal Administration-Akbar Religious Policy-Mughal Art and Architecture-Bhakti Saints

Short Answer Questions:

1. What were the two most important reforms introduced by Alla-Ud-Din-Khilji?
2. What was the impact of Akbar's religious policy on the Indian subcontinent?
3. What are some of the most famous examples of Mughal art and architecture?
4. Which Bhakti saints are considered to be the most influential in Indian history?
5. What were the main challenges faced by the Delhi Sultanate during its rule?
6.  How did the Mughal Empire expand its territory?
7. What were the social and economic conditions in medieval India?
8. What was the role of women in medieval Indian society? 

Long Answer Questions:

1. Discuss the rise and fall of the Delhi Sultanate in medieval India.
2. Analyze the administrative structure of the Mughal Empire.
3. Evaluate the significance of Bhakti movement in medieval India.
4. Describe the contributions of Mughal rulers in the fields of art and architecture
5. Compare and contrast the Delhi Sultanate and the Mughal Empire
6. Discuss the impact of Islam on Indian culture during the medieval period.
7. Analyze the role of trade and commerce in the development of medieval India
8. Evaluate the legacy of medieval India   

Unit-III

History of Modern India: European Settlements-British Revenue Policies-Economic Impact of British Rule-Socio-Religious Reform Movements-Causes for 1857 Revolt-Indian Freedom
Struggle: Vandemataram, Home Rule Movement-Gandhi’s Role: Non-Cooperation Movements, Salt Satya Graha and Quit India Movement-Subash Chandra Bose-Partition of India

Short Answer Questions:

1. What were the main British revenue policies implemented in India?
2. What were the economic consequences of British rule in India?
3. What were the major socio-religious reform movements in India during the 19th and 20th centuries?
4. What were the key factors that led to the 1857 Revolt?
5. What was the significance of the Vandemataram movement?
6. What were the goals of the Home Rule Movement?
7. What were the main principles of Gandhi's non-cooperation movement?
8. What was the impact of the Salt Satyagraha on the Indian freedom struggle?

Long Answer Questions:

1. Discuss the impact of European settlements on Indian society and politics.
2. Analyze the impact of British economic policies on Indian agriculture, industry, and trade.
3. Evaluate the contributions of various socio-religious reform movements in India.
4. Critically examine the causes, consequences, and significance of the Indian Rebellion of 1857.
5. Discuss the role of Subhash Chandra Bose in the Indian freedom struggle.
6. Analyze the causes and consequences of the Partition of India.
7. Evaluate the legacy of Mahatma Gandhi in Indian history.
8. Compare and contrast the different phases of the Indian freedom struggle.