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Match the following pairs.

A B
1. Developmental Psychology a) studies organizations,  human factor design and employee training
2. Criminal Psychology b) studies how  people become who they are from conception to death
3. Educational Psychology c) Studies thinking  process
4. Industrial Psychology d) Helps educators to  promote learning
5. Social Psychology e) studies criminal  behaviour
6. Cognitive Psychology f) studies the influence of other people upon an individual’s behaviour.
[2] Branches of Psychology
Chapter: [2] Branches of Psychology
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Match the following pairs.

A B
1. Developmental Psychology a) studies organizations, human factor design, and employee training
2. Criminal Psychology b) studies how people become who they are from conception to death
3. Educational Psychology c) Studies thinking process
4. Industrial Psychology d) Helps educators to promote learning
5. Social Psychology e) studies criminal behavior

6.

Cognitive Psychology

f) studies the influence of other people upon an individual’s behaviour.
[2] Branches of Psychology
Chapter: [2] Branches of Psychology
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Match the following pairs.

Sr. No. A  
1. Developmental Psychology a) Studies organizations, human factor design and employee training
2. Criminal Psychology  b) Studies how people become who they are from conception to death
3. Educational Psychology  c) Studies thinking process
4. Industrial Psychology  d) Helps educators to promote learning
5. Social Psychology  e) Studies criminal behaviour
6. Cognitive Psychology   f) Studies the influence of other people upon an individual’s behaviour.
[2] Branches of Psychology
Chapter: [2] Branches of Psychology
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Match the following pairs.

A B
1. Developmental Psychology a) studies organizations, human factor design and employee training
2. Criminal Psychology b) studies how people become who they are from conception to death
3. Educational Psychology c) Studies thinking process
4. Industrial Psychology d) Helps educators to promote learning
5. Social Psychology e) studies criminal Psychology behaviour
6. Cognitive Psychology f) studies the influence of other people upon an individual’s behaviour.
[2] Branches of Psychology
Chapter: [2] Branches of Psychology
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Match the following pairs.

A B
1. Developmental Psychology a) studies organizations, human factor design and employee training

2. Criminal Psychology

b) studies how people become who they are from conception to death
3. Educational Psychology c) Studies thinking process
4. Industrial Psychology d) Helps educators to promote learning
5. Social Psychology e) studies criminal behaviour
6. Cognitive Psychology f) studies the influence of other people upon an individual’s behaviour
[2] Branches of Psychology
Chapter: [2] Branches of Psychology
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Match the following pairs.

A B
1. Tri-doshas a) First laboratory of psychology
2. Tri-gunas b) Study of unconscious
3. Wilhelm Wundt c) Perception, thinking, memory etc
4. Sigmund Freud d) Satva, Rajas, Tamas
5. Cognitive processes e) Ashtanga Yog
6. Patanjali f) Kapha, Vaat and Pitta
[1] Story of Psychology
Chapter: [1] Story of Psychology
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Match the following pairs.

A B
1. Rentsch and Heffener model a) A sense of self worth
2. Carl Rogers b) Monitoring one’s own actions
3. Congruence between ideal and real self c) Confidence in one’s own abilities to complete a task
4. Self esteem d) Categories of self concept
5. Self regulation e) Fully functioning person
6. Self efficacy f) Good mental health
[3] Self
Chapter: [3] Self
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Match the following pairs.

A B
1. Rentsch and Heffener model a) A sense of self worth
2. Carl Rogers b) Monitoring one’s own actions
3. Congruence between ideal and real self c) Confidence in one’s own ability to complete a task
4. Self esteem d) Categories of self concept
5. Self regulation e) Fully functioning person
6 Self efficacy f) Good mental health
[3] Self
Chapter: [3] Self
Concept: undefined >> undefined

Match the following pairs.

  A   B
1. Rentsch and Heffener model  a) A sense of self worth
2. Carl Rogers b) Monitoring one’s own actions
3. Congruence between ideal and real self  c) Confidence in  one’s own abilities to complete a task
4. Self esteem  d) Categories of self concept
5. Self regulation  e) Fully functioning person
6. Self efficacy  f) Good mental health
[3] Self
Chapter: [3] Self
Concept: undefined >> undefined

Match the following pairs.

A B
1. Rentsch and Heffener model a) A sense of self-worth
2. Carl Rogers b) Monitoring one’s own actions
3. Congruence between ideal  and real self c) Confidence in one’s own abilities to complete a task
4. Self-esteem d) Categories of self-concept
5. Self-regulation e) Fully functioning person
6. Self-efficacy f) Good mental health
[3] Self
Chapter: [3] Self
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Complete the following statement by choosing the correct alternative and rewrite it.

The Industrial Revolution took place in __________.

[2] Contribution of Western and Indian Sociologists
Chapter: [2] Contribution of Western and Indian Sociologists
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Complete the following statement by choosing the correct alternative and rewrite it.

Science is based on _____________.

[2] Contribution of Western and Indian Sociologists
Chapter: [2] Contribution of Western and Indian Sociologists
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The ______ stage of societal growth is characterised by explanations which are abstract but not God-centered.

[2] Contribution of Western and Indian Sociologists
Chapter: [2] Contribution of Western and Indian Sociologists
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Complete the following statements by choosing the correct alternative given in the bracket and rewrite it

The term ‘socius’ means _________.

[1] Introduction of Sociology
Chapter: [1] Introduction of Sociology
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Complete the following statements by choosing the correct alternative given in the bracket and rewrite it

The term ‘logos’ means ____________.

[1] Introduction of Sociology
Chapter: [1] Introduction of Sociology
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Complete the following statements by choosing the correct alternative given in the bracket and rewrite it.

_________ is often regarded as the Father of Sociology.

[1] Introduction of Sociology
Chapter: [1] Introduction of Sociology
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Complete the following statements by choosing the correct alternative given in the bracket and rewrite it.

When sociologists make an effort to understand practical problems of daily life it is a/an _____________ science.

[1] Introduction of Sociology
Chapter: [1] Introduction of Sociology
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Correct the incorrect pair.

[1] Introduction of Sociology
Chapter: [1] Introduction of Sociology
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Identify the appropriate term from the given options and rewrite it against the given statement.

Comte coined the term Sociology in this book.

[1] Introduction of Sociology
Chapter: [1] Introduction of Sociology
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Identify the appropriate term from the given options and rewrite it against the given statement.

Sociology is concerned with developing sociological theory.

[1] Introduction of Sociology
Chapter: [1] Introduction of Sociology
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