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1 INTERNAL ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS M.A Social Science (PREVIOUS & FINAL) YEAR ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS ( ) PROF. G. RAM REDDY CENTRE FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION (RECOGNISED BY THE DISTANCE EDUCATION BUREAU, UGC, NEW DELHI) OSMANIA UNIVERSITY (A University with Potential for Excellence and Re-Accredited by NAAC with A Grade) DIRECTOR Prof. H.VENKATESHWARLU Hyderabad 7, Telangana State

2 PROF.G.RAM REDDY CENTRE FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION OSMANIA UNIVERSITY, HYDERABAD Dear Students, Every student of M.A.Social Science (Previous & Final) Year has to write and submit Assignment for each paper compulsorily. Each assignment carries 20 marks. The marks awarded to you will be forwarded to the Controller of Examination, OU for inclusion in the University Examination marks. If you fail to submit Internal Assignments before the stipulated date, the internal marks will not be added to University examination marks under any circumstances. The assignment marks will not be accepted after the stipulated date, You are required to pay Rs.300/- fee towards Internal Assignment marks through DD (in favour of Director, PGRRCDE, OU) and submit the same along with assignment at the concerned counter on or before and obtain proper submission receipt. ASSIGNMENT WITHOUT THE DD WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED Assignments on Printed / Photocopy / Typed papers will not be accepted and will not be valued at any cost. Only hand written Assignments will be accepted and valued. Methodology for writing the Assignments: 1. First read the subject matter in the course material that is supplied to you. 2. If possible read the subject matter in the books suggested for further reading. 3. You are welcome to use the PGRRCDE Library on all working days including Sunday for collecting information on the topic of your assignments. (10.30 am to 5.00 pm). 4. Give a final reading to the answer you have written and see whether you can delete unimportant or repetitive words. 5. The cover page of the each theory assignments must have information as given in FORMAT below. FORMAT 1. NAME OF THE STUDENT : 2. ENROLLMENT NUMBER : 3. M.A. (Previous & Final)year : 4. NAME OF THE PAPER CODE : 5. DATE OF SUBMISSION : 6. Write the above said details clearly on every subject assignments paper, otherwise your paper will not be valued. 7. Tag all the assignments paper wise and submit assignment number wise. 8. Submit the assignments on or before at the concerned counter at PGRRCDE, OU on any working day and obtain receipt. Prof.H.VENKATESHWARLU DIRECTOR

3 M.A. SOCIOLOGY FINAL YEAR INTERNAL ASSESSMENT PAPER - I: SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES & THEORY SECTION - A 1. Sociological Perspectives 2. Ecological Perspective 3. Symbolic Interactionism 4. Middle Range Theory 5. Hermeneutical Methodology UNIT I : Answer the following questions (each question carries two marks) 5x2=10 1. Explain about Functionalist Perspective and contributions of Talcett Persons. 2. Explain the Marxian theory of conflict and change.

4 M.A. SOCIOLOGY FINAL YEAR INTERNAL ASSESSMENT PAPER - II : URBAN SOCIOLOGY & URBAN DEVELOPMEN SECTION - A 1. Explain the role of Sociologist in Urban Planning. 2. Discuss the causes for Social tensions in Urban Communities in India. 3. What are Educational Problems in cities. 4. Write the causes of Segregation 5. Write the theory of Human Ecology. UNIT I : Answer the following questions (each question carries two marks) 5x2=10 1. Write an Essay on Louis Wirth s theory of Urbanism. 2. Which are the recent advanced Ecological theories? Write about them?

5 M.A. SOCIOLOGY FINAL YEAR INTERNAL ASSESSMENT PAPER - III : SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY SECTION - A 1. What are the branches of Anthropology. 2. What is the definition of culture. 3. Briefly discuss the types of Kin Ship 4. Explain the basic characteristics of tribal economy? 5. What are the types of constitutional safe guards for tribes in India? UNIT I : Answer the following questions (each question carries two marks) 5x2=10 1. Define kinds of methods in Social Anthropology 2. What is magic? Write the forms of magic?

6 M.A. SOCIOLOGY FINAL YEAR INTERNAL ASSESSMENT PAPER - IV : SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION SECTION - A 1. What is Sociology of Education? 2. Knowledge is the Knowledge Sake. Comment. 3. What are the key Elements of conflict theory? 4. How is school a social system? 5. Elucidate the concept of culture. UNIT I : Answer the following questions (each question carries two marks) 5x2=10 1. Define Education and explain the structure of Educational System in India. 2. What is Socialization? Explain its relationship between education and Socialization

7 M.A. SOCIOLOGY FINAL YEAR INTERNAL ASSESSMENT PAPER - V : STATISTICAL FOUNDATION SECTION - A 1. Standard Deviation 2. Correlation 3. Chi-Square 4. Frequency Distribution Table 5. Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) UNIT I : Answer the following questions (each question carries two marks) 5x2=10 1. Measures of Central Tendency 2. Measures of Testing of hypothesis

8 M.A. SOCIOLOGY PREVIOUS YEAR INTERNAL ASSESSMENT PAPER - I: DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL THOUGHT SECTION - A 1. Organic Solidarity 2. Collective Consciousness 3. Alienation 4. Bureaucracy 5. Circulation of Elites UNIT I : Answer the following questions (each question carries two marks) 5x2=10 1. Discuss August Comte Contribution to the development of Sociology and Society. 2. Discuss the concept and functions of Division of Labours as analysed by Emile Durkhein

9 M.A. SOCIOLOGY PREVIOUS YEAR INTERNAL ASSESSMENT PAPER - II: SOCIOLOGY OF DEVELOPMENT SECTION - A 1. Concept of Development 2. Wefine of Region 3. Wefine Economic Development 4. What is planning? 5. What is a plan Strategy? UNIT I : Answer the following questions (each question carries two marks) 5x2=10 1. What do you understand by Development? Explain Economic and Social Development 2. Discuss the Problems of Regional Development?

10 M.A. SOCIOLOGY PREVIOUS YEAR INTERNAL ASSESSMENT PAPER - III: RURAL SOCIOLOGY AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT SECTION - A 1. Importance of Rural Sociology 2. Panchayat Raj System in India 3. Migration 4. Explain the Features of Rural Community 5. Rural Economy. UNIT I : Answer the following questions (each question carries two marks) 5x2=10 1. Role of the Mass Media in Rural Development. Explain? 2. Write about Telangana armed Struggle?

11 M.A. SOCIOLOGY PREVIOUS YEAR INTERNAL ASSESSMENT PAPER - IV: INDUSTRIAL SOCIOLOGY SECTION - A 1. Define Industrial Sociology? 2. Explain Industrial Relations 3. Concept of work 4. Define Trade Union? 5. What is Industrial Dispute? UNIT I : Answer the following questions (each question carries two marks) 5x2=10 1. Scientific Management of F.W. Taylor. 2. Write about formal and informed and mixed relations in an organization.

12 M.A. SOCIOLOGY PREVIOUS YEAR INTERNAL ASSESSMENT PAPER - V: METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS SECTION - A 1. Hypothesis 2. Sources of Data 3. Exploratory Design 4. Observation 5. Interview Schedule UNIT I : Answer the following questions (each question carries two marks) 5x2=10 1. Define Social Research and Explain the steps in Social Research. 2. Define Sampling and explain different of Sampling.

13 M.A. PSYCHOLOGY PREVIOUS YEAR INTERNAL ASSIGNMENT Paper I : STATISTICS IN PSYCHOLOGY 1. Descriptive Statistics 2. Measurement 3. Ratio Scale 4. Sampling 5. - Z - score UNIT II : Answer the following Questions (each question carries Five marks) 2x5=10 1. What is a Sample? Discuss different types of Sampling Methods? 2. What is a Hypothesis? Briefly explain different types of Hypothesis?

14 M.A. PSYCHOLOGY PREVIOUS YEAR INTERNAL ASSIGNMENT Paper II : SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY THEORY AND APPLICATIONS 1. Explain the effect of role expectations on role enactment. 2. Define Social perception 3. Define Impression formation 4. Explain about Impression Management 5. Explain factors influencing the development of prejudice UNIT II : Answer the following Questions (each question carries Five marks) 2x5=10 1. Discuss the different components of an attitude with an example. 2. Explain group processes and group structure.

15 M.A. PSYCHOLOGY PREVIOUS YEAR INTERNAL ASSIGNMENT Paper III : COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 1. EBBINGHAUS s method 2. Stroop Effect 3. Metamemory 4. Retrieval Through Reconstruction 5. Artificial Intelligence UNIT II : Answer the following Questions (each question carries Five marks) 2x5=10 1. Multistore Model 2. Hierarchical Network Model

16 M.A. PSYCHOLOGY PREVIOUS YEAR INTERNAL ASSIGNMENT Paper IV : PERSONALITY THEORIES AND ASSESSMENT 1. Instincts (According to Freud) 2. Fictional Finalism 3. Personifications 4. Functional Autonomy 5. Projective Tests UNIT II : Answer the following Questions (each question carries Five marks) 2x5=10 1. Defense Mechanisms 2. Principles of Observational Learning.

17 M.A. PSYCHOLOGY FINAL YEAR INTERNAL ASSIGNMENT Paper I : ABNORMAL AND HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY SECTION A 1. What is abnormal Psychology. Mention the historical basis for abnormal Psychology. 2. Explain symptoms, causes and treatment for anxiety neurosis, Phobias and OCD. 3. Compare between Psychoneuroses and Psychoses. 4. Explain what is schizophrenia, its symptoms, causal factors and treatment. 5. Explain briefly about mood disorders UNIT II : Answer the following Questions (each question carries Five marks) 2x5=10 1. Describe the different levels of mental retardation and discuss their primary causes and intervention programmes. 2. What is addiction and what are those factors leading to addiction. Describe the etiology for substance abuse.

18 M.A. PSYCHOLOGY FINAL YEAR INTERNAL ASSIGNMENT Paper II : LIFE SPAN DEVELOPMENT SECTION A 1. Teratogens 2. Puberty 3. Crystallized Intelligence 4. Levinson s theory on Occupational development 5. Institutionalization of the aged. UNIT II : Answer the following Questions (each question carries Five marks) 2x5=10 1. Elucidate on Erikson s theory of Psychosocial development. 2. Discuss the theories of Moral development propagated by piaget and Kohlberg.

19 M.A. PSYCHOLOGY FINAL YEAR INTERNAL ASSIGNMENT Paper III : FOUNDATIONS OF ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR (A) SECTION A 1. Bench Mark 2. Project Design 3. Porter Lawler theory of Motivation 4. Hersey & Blanchard s theory of leadership 5. Barriers to effective Communication UNIT II : Answer the following Questions (each question carries Five marks) 2x5=10 1. Functional & Dysfunctional aspects of Bureaucratic Model. 2. Likerts four systems of Management.

20 M.A. PSYCHOLOGY FINAL YEAR INTERNAL ASSIGNMENT Paper III : FOUNDATIONS AND THEORETICAL APPORACHES TO COUNSELLING (B) 1. Role and values of a counselor 2. Code of ethics 3. Counselling records 4. Arbuckle s philosophical Model 5. Humanistic Approach to counseling. UNIT II : Answer the following Questions (each question carries Five marks) 2x5=10 1. Write briefly about RET. 2. Discuss in brief about Gestalt therapy

21 M.A. PSYCHOLOGY FINAL YEAR INTERNAL ASSIGNMENT Paper IV : HUMAN RESOURCE POLICIES AND PRACTICES (A) SECTION A 1. Define Job Analysis 2. Write about the Delphi Technique 3. Define quality of work Life 4. Write about organizational Culture 5. Write about Howared and Seth Model UNIT II : Answer the following Questions (each question carries Five marks) 2x5=10 1. Explain in detail about performance appraisal methods 2. Describe the role of Psychological Principles in advertisements.

22 M.A. PSYCHOLOGY FINAL YEAR INTERNAL ASSIGNMENT Paper IV : COUNSELLING SKILLS AND APPLICATIONS (B) SECTION A 1. Pre-helping phase 2. Advanced accurate empathy 3. Dynamic self understanding 4. Crave Analysis 5. Family Counselling UNIT II : Answer the following Questions (each question carries Five marks) 2x5=10 1. Theoretical basis of Eagen s model of helping 2. Force field Analysis

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