Textbook of Psychology for Physiotherapy Students As per Physiotherapy Curriculum of All Universities of India and NCAHP, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare
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Textbook of Psychology for Physiotherapy Students As per Physiotherapy Curriculum of All Universities of India and NCAHP, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare
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16 Parts
1.1 Modern school of psychology
1.46 MB
1.2 Physiotherapy and psychology
1.07 MB
2.1 Theoretical perspectives
1.6 MB
4.1 Motivation cycle
1.24 MB
6.1 Theories of Emotion
1.3 MB
8.1 Types of Thinking
1.13 MB
8.2 Problem solving
1.14 MB
8.3 Factors Influencing Memory
1.46 MB
9.1 Learning disability
1.2 MB
10.1 Factors influencing development of personality
0.99 MB
12.1 Consequences of substance use
1.05 MB
13.1 Behavior modification
1.16 MB
14.1 Models of development psychology
1.12 MB
18.1 Aims of Counseling
1.07 MB
19.1 Biopsychosocial Model
1.2 MB
19.2 Stress
1.49 MB
High Yield Topics
33 Parts
Fig. 1.5 Nature of psychology
0.7 MB
Fig. 2.3 Stages of psychosocial development
0.78 MB
Fig. 2.5 Components of psychosocial adjustment
0.66 MB
Fig. 4.1 Importance of motivation
0.77 MB
Fig. 4.3 Types of motivation
0.61 MB
Fig. 4.4 Types of natural (intrinsic) motivation
0.64 MB
Fig. 4.5 Types of artificial (extrinsic) motivation
0.62 MB
Fig. 5.1 Sources of frustration
0.73 MB
Fig. 5.2 Conflict management styles
0.8 MB
Fig. 6.1 Papez circuit
0.76 MB
Fig. 6.2 Two-dimension emotion system
0.7 MB
Fig. 7.2 Classification of intelligence tests
0.8 MB
Fig. 8.5 Types of clinical reasoning
0.68 MB
Fig. 8.8 The eight pillars of metacognition
0.68 MB
Fig. 9.1 Learning process
0.66 MB
Fig. 9.3 Classical conditioning experiment
0.75 MB
Fig. 10.2 Type A, B, C and D personality
0.87 MB
Fig. 10.5 The Id, ego, superego
0.63 MB
Fig. 10.8 Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
0.83 MB
Fig. 15.4 The common psychological problems faced by elderly people
0.74 MB
Fig. 15.6 Factors responsible for fall
0.83 MB
Fig. 18.3 Stages of counseling
0.81 MB
Table 1.2 Differences in objectives and methodologies of pure and applied psychology
0.99 MB
Table 4.2 Differences between primary and secondary motives
0.7 MB
Table 4.4 McClelland’s theory of motivation
0.98 MB
Table 5.1 Characteristics of frustration
1.49 MB
Table 5.2 Types of conflicts
0.76 MB
Table 8.4 Description on stages of cognitive development
0.83 MB
Table 9.1 Differences between classical and operant conditioning
0.84 MB
Table 10.1 Differences between extroverts and introverts
1.24 MB
Table 10.2 Erikson’s psychosocial stages of development
0.9 MB
Table 12.1 Etiological factors in substance use disorders
0.87 MB
Table 12.7 Important psychosocial interventions for substance use
0.89 MB
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