Important questions for B.Sc Nursing Students – Psychology
01 – Psychology
- What is psychology? Use in Nursing? Scope of psychology? The method used in the study of psychology?
- Endocrine Glands?
- Biological and Environmental Influences on Behavior?
- The general pattern of growth Development?
- Role of the Nervous system in human behavior?
- Short Note on Neuron?
- What are sensations and the psychology of sensation?
- Level of consciousness?
- Aptitude, perception, intelligence?
- What is learning? How are factors influencing learning?
- Attention? Types of attention?
- Define and explain the types of thinking.
- Define Memory? Process and causes of forgetting?
- Theory of Intelligence (mostly one)?
- IQ (Intelligence Quotient)
- Memory curve
- Define Intelligence and different types of intelligence.
- How many tests are used in the assessment of Intelligence?
- Errors in perception?
- Laws of Learning?
- Characteristics of learning and explain trial and Error theory of Learning?
- Difference between Thinking and Reasoning?
- Memory and factors influencing memory?
- Conflicts and Describes different b/w conflicts and frustrations?
- Define Motivation. Different biological and social drives?
- Define Emotions? What are the theories of Emotions?
- Define Motivation. Various theories of motivation?
- Define Personality? Describes its types.
- Describes various theories of personality.
- The method used for assessment of the Personality?
- The projective technique of testing?
- Discuss the development procedure through different stages – infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood, old age, and toddlers.
- Various problems of personal and social adjustment factors?
- Guidance and counseling in the prevention of mental health problems?
- Defense Mechanism?
- Define Mental Health? Characteristics of Mental Health.
- Signs and Symptoms of poor Mental Health?
- Mental Retardation? How to prevent it?
- What is Mental Hygiene? Role of Mental Hygiene in meeting stress?
Important questions for B.Sc Nursing Students – Psychology