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MP Board Class 12 psychology ke sabhi chapters ke question answer yaha simple bhasha me diye gaye hain. Niche diye gaye links par click karke aap kisi bhi chapter ko aasani se padh sakte hain.   Psychology; मनोविज्ञान (MP Board) Latest Syllabus NCERT  Solutions for Class 12 Psychology 📚 All Chapters: Chapter 1 Intelligence And Aptitude Chapter 2 Self And Personality Chapter 3 Human Strengths And Meeting Life Challenges Chapter 4 Psychological Disorders Chapter 5 Therapeutic Approaches And Counselling Chapter 6 Attitude And Social Cognition Chapter 7 Social Influence And Group Processes Chapter 8 Psychology And Life Chapter 9 Developing Psychological Skills

Madhya Pradesh Board Class 12 Psychology  Solutions Chapter 9 Developing Psychological Skills By StudyEducation NCERT TEXTBOOK QUESTIONS SOLVED 1.What competencies are required for becoming an effective psychologist? Ans. For becoming an effective psychologists, following competences are essential: (а)General Skills (b) Observational Skills (c) Specific Skills (a)General Skills: •General skills are essential for all professional psychologists. •These skills include personal as well as intellectual skills. •Once ensuring that a student has these skills subsequent training in his/her area of specializations to him/her intellectual and personal skill are as follows: Interpersonal Skills: Ability to listen and be empathic. It may be verbal or non-verbal. •Cognitive: — Ability to solve problems — Having curiosity and flexibility •Affective Skills: — Openness to ideas — Agreeableness — Honesty •Expressive skills: Ability to communicate in verbal and non-verbal form. •Reflective Skills...

Madhya Pradesh Board Class 12 Psychology  Solutions Chapter 8 Psychology And Life By StudyEducation NCERT TEXTBOOK QUESTIONS SOLVED 1. What do you understand by the term ‘environment’? Explain the different perspectives to understand the human-environment relationship. Ans. Word ‘environment’ refers to all that is around us. Literally, it means everything that surrounds us including the physical, Social world and cultural environment. In general, it includes all the forces outside the human beings to which they respond in some way. A psycnologist named Stokols proposed three approaches to describe human-environment relationship: (i)The Minimalist Perspective: This view assumes that physical environment has negligible influence on human behaviour. Both run parallel to each other. (ii)The Instrumental Perspective: According to this approach, environment is simply provider. It is for the comfort of us. Human beings can use the environment as per their needs. (iii)The Spiritual Pe...

Madhya Pradesh Board Class 12 Psychology  Solutions Chapter 7 Social Influence And Group Processes By StudyEducation NCERT TEXTBOOK QUESTIONS SOLVED 1.Compare and contrast formal and informal groups, and in groups and out groups. Ans. Formal Groups: (i)The functions of a formal group are explicitly stated, as in an office organization, or social work club. (ii)They have rigidly stated functions and the roles of the members are well-defined or imposed. (iii)Formal groups have a chain of command for decision-making, e.g., military or bureaucracy. . Informal Groups: (i)Informal decision-making process may exist as parallel mechanisms. (ii)Members of informal groups usually feel more comfortable to take decision in informal settings, e.g., tea time group or lunch group. (iii)There are no elicit rules and regulations for informal group. In-group: (i)It is generally considered as ‘me, my, we, or our’ group. (ii)People in in-group are viewed as having desirable behaviour and admirable tr...

Madhya Pradesh Board Class 12 Psychology  Solutions Chapter 6 Attitude And Social Cognition By StudyEducation NCERT TEXTBOOK QUESTIONS SOLVED 1.Define attitude. Discuss the components of an attitude. Ans. Attitudes are state of the mind, set of views or thoughts or ideas regarding some topic which have an evaluative feature (positive, negative or neutral). These are relatively stable predispositions. . Various components of an attitude are as follows: (i)The thought component is referred to as the cognitive aspect of attitude. (ii)The emotional component is known as the affective aspect. (iii)The tendency to act is called the behavioural (conative) aspect. These three aspects have been referred to as the A-B-C (affective-behavioural-cognitive)components of attitude. Attitudes are themselves not a tendency to behave or act in certain ways. They are part of cognition, along with an emotional component which cannot be observed from outside. 2.Are attitudes learnt? Explain how? An...