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Make notes of the following passage,using devices like headings,sub-headings,numbering, shortened devices, whichever you think is appropriate.

They have changed life for most of us. In a span of less than fifty year’s time, they have influenced practically every field of activity. And they have done it neither with a bang nor with a whimper, but efficiently and silently. Not a shot has been fired, not a drop of blood has been shed, but a revolution has all the same been accomplished by the ubiquitous computer. The computer has removed the tediousness of many a job. Robots controlled by computers carry out routine jobs in industry. The economist is able to make graphs and tables at the press of abutton. In the medical field too, doctors use computers to help diagnose diseases. Artificial intelligence system enables computers programmed with vast amount of data to ‘think’ about numerous possibilities and make a diagnosis. The personal computer-a desktop or handheld affair-has actually invaded the home now and taken over the tasks of writing and keeping household accounts. Networks can now be established enabling people to exchange news, financial and travel information and other data. Computers have made their presence felt most in the field of communication. Today the entire world is interlinked through satellite. On a smaller scale, computer networks allow people to communicate by using electronic mailing in a matter of minutes overlong distances. The most complicated machines in history, computers are arguably the most useful as well. Even art has not escaped the computer’s attention. Who could have conceived of Jurassic Park if computers had not been there? Computers are increasingly indeed indispensable in the home, school and work place even in a developing country like India. And they make no noise about it.

Place a tick mark (✓) against “T” if you consider the statement as true and “F” if you consider the statement as false. 
1. Intelligence is a major unitary concept causing a person to act purposefully. (T/F)
2. Short pauses while learning help to test memory. (T/F)
3. Single gene defects account for 15% of moderate to profound Mental Retardation. (T/F)
4. Lack of proper teaching methods causes misinformation in the classroom. (T/F)
5. Large individual differences exist in tasks of simple recognition. (T/F)

a. Ability of a test to measure what if proposes to measure in known as .....................................
b. A change in the way information is processed as a result of experience that a person has had is called ...................................
c. If the chronological age of a child is eight years and his mental age is six years, his I.Q. will be .......................
d. Ability to profit by certain type of training and to do the work required in a particular situation is called ........................
e. Learning with one hand facilitates learning with the other hand, it is called.......................

Place a tick mark (✓) against the most appropriate answer given under each statement.

1. Tip of Tongue phenomena is characteristic of:
i) Short term memory
ii) Long term memory
iii) Semantic memory
iv) Episodic memory

2. Intelligence includes all except:
i) Act Purposefully
ii) Think Rationally
iii) Deal Effectively
iv) Develop Skills

3. One of the following is used to solve puzzles and riddles:
i) Insight
ii) Sign
iii) Socialization
iv) Maturity

4. While classifying personality or sexual differences, which type of distribution appears:
i) Normal
ii) Bimodal
iii) Multimodal
iv) Symmetrical

5. Modification of Behavior is basic aim of :
i) Education
ii) Sports
iii) Society
iv) Memory

Discuss the causes of Forgetting in detail.

Explain the significance of learning in nursing with suitable examples.

List the applications of intelligence.

Explain the assessment of intelligence.

Describe the measurement of Individual Differences.

Discuss how reinforcement shapes the behavior with examples from clinical field.

Discuss any two methods of Educational Psychology in detail

Enlist the methods of Educational Psychology.

Define Educational Psychology.

Place a tick mark (✓) against “T” if you consider the statement as true and “F” if you consider the statement as false.
1. Growth levels off as humans reach sexual maturity. (T/F)
2. Power motivation helps to improve interaction with other. (T/F)
3. Paiget believed that ‘child is the father of man’. (T/F)
4. Thalamus relays and translates incoming messages from sense receptors of cells. (T/F)
5. Inaccurate Perception occurs when our receptors are not stimulated adequately. (T/F)

1. The generalization must be …………… to be translated into qualitative terms.

2. A……………. view of human nature is considered in Humanistic theory .

3. The adolescence is also an age of ……………… crisis.

4. Power motivation can be measured by…………... ………….techniques

Place a tick mark (✓) against the most appropriate answer given under each statement.

1. Applied side of Psychology makes it :
i) An art
ii) A science
iii) A study
iv) None of the above

2. Growth involves all except:
i) Increase in number of cells
ii) Change of Size
iii) Metabolic Processes from within
iv) Sexual Maturity

3. Traditional counseling behavior strategy for Stress Management is :
i) Behavioral assistance
ii) Guidance
iii) Intimate Interaction
iv) Breathing exercises

4. One of the following is not the use of Clinical method of Psychology:-
i) Personal problems
ii) Maladjustinents
iii) Fears
iv) Aptitude

5. The technique which detects psychosomatic disorder is:
i) Schedule of recent experiences
ii) 16 pf
iii) Rorschach test
iv) Mental Status examination

Describe the common sensory disorders.

Describe the domains of development with example.

Enumerate the reaction to Frustration

Enlist the sources of Frustration.

Discuss the importance of Motivation in Nursing Students with suitable examples.

Explain the Cognitive Theory of Human Development

Discuss the Importance of Psychology in Nursing.

Describe the Coorelational Method of Psychology.

 Place a () against “T” if you consider the statement as true and “f’ if you consider the statement as false: 
1. Reconstituted families have a family pattern which does not fit into societies norms.(T/F)
2. Endogamy is stable feature of caste system. (T/F)
3. Urban slum population is heterogeneous ‘floating’ migratory group. (T/F)
4. Illness is objective evaluation by an individual that something is wrong with him. (T/F)
5. Asbestos roofing in slums causes Tuberculosis. (T/F)

1. A number of individuals having ............................................... relationship form a
2. Group. .............................................. socialization is most crucial stage of socialization for a
child.
3. White collar workers and professionals fall in ......................................................... class.
4. Industrialization gave way to .......................................................... system of production.
5. The ............................................. model is of utmost importance for a correctional facility

Place a tick mark (✓) against the most appropriate answer in the following statements:

1. The study of making choices for allocation of resources is called:
i) Sociology
ii) Anthropology
iii) Economics
iv) History

2. The study of medical anthropology includes which of the following:
i) Public Health Problems
ii) Medical Institutions
iii) Health Sociology
iv) Human interaction

3. Ethno medicine is also called as:
i) Medical Anthropology
ii) Health Sociology
iii) Popular Medicine
iv) Professional Health Culture

4. All of the following are essential elements of State except:
i) Population
ii) Defined Territory
iii) Sovereignty
iv) Family

5. The common characteristics of Indian villages are all except:
i) Social Mobility
ii) Jajmani System
iii) Simple Living
iv) Homogeneity

Discuss the Social interaction among various groups in a Village.

Discuss the Characteristics of Indian Villages.

Describe Village.

Enlist the reasons for occurrence of Social Change.

Discuss parameters of Social Change in developing Countries.

List the Health for All Indicators of Social Development. Enumerate the uses of these Indicators.

Describe Community Participation in Health care with suitable examples

Discuss role of family in Maintaining Nutritional Status.

Explain the stresses faced by most women.

Explain the Sociological Approach to understand the Human Society.

Discuss the Perception of Nurse about utilization of Health Services in current health scenario

Describe the utilization and accessibility of Health Care Services after Independence in our country.

Describe the types of Social Structure as studied by you.

Discuss the elements of Socialization

Write a telephonic conversation between two friends. One friend has just returned from a trip abroad. The friend describes the best things she like about the place- the tourist spots, the food, the people, shopping etc. Write this conversation in about 250-300 words

A child is very serious. You as a nurse have a conversation with the child’s mother, write how would you help her to cope with the situation.

List the factorsthat are necessary for good communication in the nursing profession

What isthe structured manner to write down the medical history of a patient

What are study skills? Explain?

Study this chart and make notes from it.