West Bengal Board Class 11 Psychology Syllabus 2024-25: Summer vacations are about to get over! This means brace yourselves and prepare for the exam to score well. The West Bengal Board has made available the latest syllabus for Class 11 Psychology. Keep reading the article to learn the syllabus details, total weightage of chapters, and course structure.
West Bengal Board WBBSE Class 11 Psychology Syllabus 2024-25
Units 1, 2 and 3
UNIT No. | TOPICS | MARKS |
Unit – 1 | What is Psychology i) Introduction ii) Definition and scope of Psychology Psychology as a discipline and its evolution Psychology as natural and social science iii) Understanding mind and behaviour iv) Psychology in India v) Branches in Psychology vi) Relevance of psychology in everyday life | 7 |
Unit – 2 | Methods of enquiry in Psychology i) Introduction ii) Steps in conducting scientific research iii) Methods of Psychology with advantages and limitations, Quantitative and qualitative methods, Observation, . Experimentation, . Correlational research, . Survey research, . Interview . Case study iv) Psychological testing, v) Ethical Issues | 7 |
Unit – 3 | Bases of Human Behaviour i) Introduction ii) Evolutionary perspective iii) Biological bases of behaviour, Structure and functions of neuron iv) Classification of Nervous system - Structure and functions v) Endocrine system and its relation with behaviour and experience | 7 |
Unit 4 and 5
UNIT No. | TOPICS | MARKS |
Unit – 4 | Sensory, Attentional and Perceptual processes i) Introduction ii) Types of senses - Visual, auditory, olfactory, tactual, gustatory Special senses Organic senses - visceral, motor Other senses - kinaesthetic, vestibular iii) Attentional process Determinants of attention, shift, fluctuation, oscillation, selective and sustained attention iv) Perception Perceptual Process, Principles of perception, . Perception of space, depth, distance, motion, . monocular and binocular cues v) Illusion, types of illusions vi) Social and cultural influences on perception | 7 |
Unit – 5 | Thinking i) Introduction ii) Nature of thinking Building blocks of thought iii) Culture and thinking iv) The process of thinking Problem-solving, Reasoning, Decision making v) Nature and process of creative thinking vi) Thought and language | 7 |
Unit 6 and 7
UNIT No. | TOPICS | MARKS |
Unit – 6 | Human Development i) Introduction ii) Meaning of development Concept of growth, maturation and evolution iii) Lifespan perspective on development iv) Factors influencing development(Heredity & Environment) v) Overview of developmental stages - . Prenatal development, . Infancy( Motor, Cognitive, Socio-emotional), . Childhood, ( Motor, Cognitive, Socio-emotional) . Adolescence and its challenges, ( Physical, Moral, Cognitive) vi) Adulthood and Old age | Consult Question Pattern to be published by the Council |
Unit – 7 | Learning i) Introduction ii) Nature of Learning iii) Paradigms of learning . Classical conditioning - Pavlov . Instrumental conditioning - Skinner . Observational learning . Cognitive learning . Verbal learning Skill learning iv) Transfer of learning v) Factors facilitating learning vi) Learning disabilities |
Unit 8, 9 and 10
UNIT No. | TOPICS | MARKS |
Unit – 8 | Human Memory i) Introduction ii) Nature of Memory iii) Information processing approach: the stage model iv) Memory systems: Sensory, short term and long-term memories v) Types of long-term memory - declarative, procedural, episodic and semantic vi) Levels of processing vii) Forgetting - concept, nature, causes viii) Theories of forgetting - .Trace, . decay, . Interference and retrieval failure ix) Enhancing memory | Consult Question Pattern to be published by the Council |
Unit – 9 | Motivation i) Introduction ii) Nature of Motivation iii) Types of motives - Biological, psychological, social iv) Maslow’s hierarchy of needs v) Extrinsic and intrinsic motivation – Differences with examples | |
Unit – 10 | Emotion i) Introduction ii) Nature of emotions iii) Expression of emotion - Emotional Expression and Labelling Culture and emotion iv) Managing negative emotions vi) Enhancing positive emotions |
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