Psychology Tuitions: 11th & 12th grade

Class 1: What is Psychology? - Understanding Mind and Behavior, Popular Notions about the Discipline of Psychology.

Class 2: Evolution of Psychology - Development of Psychology in India, Themes of Research and Application.

Class 3: Psychology and Other Disciplines - Psychologists at work, Psychology in Everyday Life.

Class 4 - Goals of Psychological Enquiry - Nature of Psychological Data.

Class 5: Some Important Methods in Psychology.

Class 6: Analysis of Data - Limitations of Psychological Enquiry, Ethical Issues.

Class 7: Biological and Cultural Roots - Evolutionary Perspective.

Class 8: Structure and Functions of Nervous and Endocrine System - Their Relationship with Behavior and Experience.

Class 9: Heredity: Genes and Behavior - Cultural Basis: Socio-cultural and Shaping of Behavior.

Class 10: Enculturation, Socialisation, Acculturation.

Class 11: Meaning of Development - Factors Influencing Development, Context of Development.

Class 12: Developmental Stages - Infancy, Childhood.

Class 13: Challenges of Adolescence - Adulthood and Old Age.

Class 14: Knowing the World - Nature and Varieties of Stimulus.

Class 15: Sense Modalities, Attentional Processes.

Class 16: Perceptual Processes, The Perceiver.

Class 17: Principles of Perceptual Organisation - Perception of Space, Depth and Distance.

Class 18: Perceptual Constancies, Illusions - Socio-cultural Influences and Perception.

Class 19: Nature of Learning, Paradigms of Learning.

Class 20: Classical Conditioning, Operant Conditioning.

Class 21: Observational Learning, Cognitive Learning, Verbal Learning, Concept Learning.

Class 22: Skill Learning, Transfer of Learning - Factors Facilitating Learning.

Class 23: Learning Styles, Learning Disabilities - Applications of Learning Principles.

Class 24: Nature of Memory, Information Processing Approach, Memory Systems.

Class 25: Levels of Processing, Types of Long-term Memory, Knowledge Representations and Organisation in Memory.

Class 26: Memory as a Constructive Process - Nature and Causes of Forgetting, Enhancing Memory.

Class 27: Nature of Thinking, The Processes of Thinking.

Class 28: Problem Solving, Reasoning, Decision Making.

Class 29: Nature and Process of Creative Thinking - Developing Creative Thinking.

Class 30: Thoughts and Language - Development of Language and Language Use.

Class 31: Nature of Motivation, Types of Motives.

Class 32: Maslow's Heirarchy of Needs.

Class 33: Nature of Emotions - Physiological Bases of Emotions, Cognitive Bases of Emotions, Cultural Bases of Emotions.

Class 34: Expression of Emotions - Managing Negative Emotions, Enhancing Positive Emotions.

Class 1: "Variations in Psychological Attributes"
- Introduction to Individual Differences in Human Functioning
- Assessment of Psychological Attributes
- Discovering Intelligence

Class 2: Theories of Intelligence

Class 3: The Diversity of Intelligence
- Exploring Individual Differences in Intelligence

Class 4: Culture and Intelligence
- Delving into Emotional Intelligence
- Unveiling Special Abilities
- The Spark of Creativity

Classes 5 - 9: "Self and Personality"
- Class 5: A Deep Dive into Self and Personality
- Class 6: The Concept of Personality
- Classes 7 & 8: Examining Major Approaches to the Study of Personality
- Class 9: Assessment of Personality

Classes 10 - 13: "Meeting Life Challenges"
- Class 10: Decoding the Nature, Types, and Sources of Stress
- Class 11: Effects of Stress on Psychological Functioning and Health
- Class 12: Mastering Stress Coping Strategies
- Class 13: Promoting Positive Health and Well-being

Classes 14 - 17: "Psychological Disorders"
- Class 14: Concepts of Abnormality and Psychological Disorders
- Understanding Classification of Psychological Disorders
- Factors Underlying Abnormal Psychological Behaviour
- Classes 15 - 17: Exploring Major Psychological Disorders

Classes 18 - 21: "Therapeutic Approaches"
- Class 18: Discovering the Nature and Process of Psychotherapy
- Classes 19 & 20: Exploring Types of Therapies
- Class 21: Rehabilitation of Mentally Ill

Classes 22 - 26: "Attitude and Social Cognition"
- Class 22: Explaining Social Behaviour and the Nature and Components of Attitudes
- Classes 23 & 24: Unpacking Attitude Formation and Change
- Class 25: Understanding Prejudice and Discrimination: Strategies for Handling Prejudice
- Class 26: Journey through Social Cognition, Schemas, Stereotypes, Impression Formation, and Explaining Behaviour of Others

Classes 27 - 31: "Social Influences and Group Processes"
- Class 27: Nature and Formation of Groups, and Types of Groups
- Class 28: Influence of Group on Individual Behaviour
- Class 29: Understanding Conformity, Compliance and Obedience
- Class 30: Cooperation and Competition, Social Identity, and Intergroup Conflict
- Class 31: Conflict Resolution Strategies

Classes 32 - 34: "Psychology and Life"
- Class 32: Human-Environment Relationship
- Class 33: Environmental Effects on Human Behaviour
- Class 34: Promoting Pro-Environment Behaviour and Psychology and Social Concerns

Classes 35 & 36: "Developing Psychological Skills"
- Class 35: Developing as an Effective Psychologist: General and Observational Skills
- Class 36: Honing Interview and Counseling Skills