B.S (Hons.) in Psychology(123)

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Course Outcomes

  • Recall the fundamental concepts, terminology, theories, and principles related to learning, memory, attention, perception, and personality. 
  • Explain the mechanisms and theoretical perspectives underlying learning, memory processes, perceptual functioning, and personality development, including Indian perspectives on personality. 
  • Apply psychological theories of learning, memory, perception, and personality to explain everyday behaviour, educational situations, and interpersonal interactions. 
  • Analyze the cognitive, behavioural, biological, environmental, and socio-cultural factors influencing learning, memory, perception, attention, and personality. 
  • Evaluate the strengths, limitations, and practical applications of major theories of learning, personality, and memory, as well as different approaches to personality assessment. 
  • Design evidence-based strategies or interventions to enhance learning, improve memory and attention, address perceptual challenges, and promote personality development in educational, organizational, or community settings.