Explain the nature, importance, and process
involved in communication.
Develop verbal and non-verbal communication and
workplace etiquette essential for effective
communication in both professional environments
and daily life contexts.
- Teacher: doniya rosjustine
COURSE OUTCOME
1. Explain historical foundations, perspectives, branches of
psychology and apply scientific methods.
2. Analyze the role of motivation, emotion, and learning
theories
3. Understand abnormal behaviour, explain theoretical
models, and identify basic features of disorders
4. Apply the principles of learning, emotion, and
motivation in educational and behavioural contexts
- Teacher: Meenakshi A Nair
1. Identify the basic viewpoints and perspectives of psychology and its modern perspectives.
2. Explain the fundamental principles and mechanisms underlying human behaviour and psychological processes.
3. Differentiate among the different concepts of cognitive psychology (sensation, perception and attention).
Compare the states of mind and review the changes in consciousness
Explain the foundational principles of major personality theories.
Identify the basic viewpoints and perspectives of psychology through experiments and Practical
- Teacher: suha abdulgafoor
CO1
CO2
CO3
- Teacher: shilpa mary
CO 1: Understand the historical evolution, interdisciplinary nature, major contributions,
models, and real-life applications of cognitive psychology, including perception, memory, and artificial intelligence. (Understand)
CO 2: Analyse various models, theories, and mechanisms of attention and memory, including encoding, storage, retrieval, forgetting, and multitasking. (Analyze)
CO 3: Evaluate theories and models of perception, pattern recognition, pain perception, constancies, illusions, and psychophysics. (Evaluate)
CO 4: Analyse concepts, models of knowledge organization, reasoning, creativity, and psycholinguistics in cognitive processing. (Analyze)
- Teacher: Nivya Sabu