Numbers |
Name |
Titles |
1 |
Amutha A. |
Interview |
2 |
Ananthi S. |
Questionnaire |
3 |
Anbu Selvi C. |
Inventories |
4 |
Ancy Niruba F. L. |
Case study |
5 |
Anusha Jebasty K. |
Situational Tests |
6 |
Anushiya T. |
Projective Techniques: Meaning - TAT |
7 |
Baby J. |
Inkblot test |
8 |
Banu Priya V. |
story completion test |
9 |
Bhavani A. |
Free association Technique - Dream
analysis |
10 |
Carmel Saleth Sofia S. |
precautions to be considered while
communicating test results |
11 |
Chitra Selvi T. |
abuse of psychological tests. |
12 |
Christlin Jenifer I. |
Motivation: Types of motivation |
13 |
Christya K. |
Functions of motivation |
14 |
Deepa M. |
Motivation in education |
15 |
Ebsiba Rathna J. |
Rewards and punishment as motivator |
16 |
Eliza P. |
Factors influencing motivation:
Internal and external factors |
17 |
Eniya V. |
Factors influencing motivation:
Internal and external factors |
18 |
Fathima Nabisa Beevi M. |
Theories of motion: Theory of
self-actualisation, (Maslow) |
19 |
Gowrilakshmi V. |
The psychoanalytic theory of
motivation (Freud) |
20 |
Immaculate Viyagula Mary S. |
Theory of achievement motivation, (Me
Cleland) |
21 |
Indumathi J. |
Level of Aspiration |
22 |
Janaki Vijaya M. |
Promotion of achievement motivation
among learners |
23 |
Jebaselvi K. |
Attention, distraction |
24 |
Jency Jeba S. |
inattention, divided attention, Span
of attention |
25 |
Jenifer R. |
Factors influencing attention |
26 |
Jenifer S. |
sensation and perception |
27 |
Jenita A. |
Laws of perception |
28 |
Jenita K. |
Perceptual Errors |
29 |
Jenita Rani G. |
Memory and forgetting: Meaning |
30 |
Jestin Rani A. |
Causes of forgetting |
31 |
Jeya Priya K. |
Duration and functions of memory
storage systems |
32 |
Jeyakodi P. |
Theories of Forgetting: Theory of
decay |
33 |
Jeyarani M. |
Theory of interference |
34 |
Kalavathy S. |
Theory of Motivation |
35 |
Kalpana P. |
Theory of consolidation |
36 |
Kanagavalli C.M. |
Strategies for Improving Memory –
Memory Disorders |
37 |
Kavitha D. |
Learning: meaning, nature |
38 |
Mahalakshmi S. |
Methods/styles of learning |
39 |
Manimekala S. |
Conditions of learning- (Gagne) |
40 |
Maria Elizabath Briyanka
I. |
Factors influencing learning |
41 |
Maria Paulin L. |
Learning Curve |
42 |
Mathalan Amala A. |
Types of learning |
43 |
Mercy Beulah B. |
Learning by conditioning - Pavlov |
44 |
Mercy Prabha A. |
Learning by conditioning, - Watson |
45 |
Merin A. |
Learning by conditioning -Skinner |
46 |
Muhulakshmi G. |
Learning by trial and error,
(Thorndike) |
47 |
Muthu Karthika C. |
learning by insight- Kohler |
48 |
Muthu Rajeswari S. |
Learning by observation, (Bandura) |
49 |
Muthulakshmi P. |
Transfer of learning: concept,
Principles |
50 |
Nallamala Gomathi R. |
Teaching for effective transfer |
51 |
Nandhini M. |
Constructivist’s Conception of
learning |
52 |
Nandhni L. |
LearningDisabilities: reading
disability, writing disability, computation disability - Autism. |
53 |
Nesa Priya K. |
Thinking: Meaning – Types of thinking:
critical thinking, reflective thinking |
54 |
Nirmala Devi B. |
Reasoning |
55 |
Perlin Renuga D. |
problem solving |
56 |
Petchiammal V. |
Meta- Cognition |
57 |
Ponkrishna Prapha S. |
Role of language in thinking and
learning |
58 |
Ponselvi A. |
Intelligence: meaning, types |
59 |
Prabha Gnana PushpamV. |
Theories of Intelligence: Mono Factor
theory |
60 |
Preetha T. |
Two Factor Theory |
61 |
Punitha M. |
Group Factor Theory |
62 |
Pushpa Mary M. |
Structure of Intellects |
63 |
Rachel Sweetlin Mary P. |
Multiple Intelligence |
64 |
Radha B. |
Nature and types of intelligence tests |
65 |
Radha M. |
Uses of Intelligence Tests |
66 |
Rajeswari K. |
Creativity: stages of creativity |
67 |
Rebekah S. |
Measurement of Intelligence,
creativity |
68 |
Ruby Muthuselvi A. |
Methods of fostering creativity among
students |
69 |
Sahaya Aswini Vijila P. |
Mental Health and Mental Hygiene:
Concepts, Meaning |
70 |
Sahaya Baby Usha D. |
Mental health Problems of Indian
children |
71 |
Seetha Lakshmi K. |
Child Rearing Practices in India with
special reference to gender aspect |
72 |
Selva Amutha P. |
Mental health in Indian schools |
73 |
Selva Barbaral A. |
Programmes to improve Mental health in
Schools |
74 |
Selva Rani A. |
Special children: types and
characteristics Inclusive Education |
75 |
Shanmuga Priya A. |
Special children: types and
characteristics Inclusive Education |
76 |
Sibiya Thanga Kumari K. |
Special children: types and
characteristics Inclusive Education |
77 |
Sindhuja T. |
Special children: types and
characteristics Inclusive Education |
78 |
Sirin Farhana S. |
Storage systems:Sensory, Short , long
Term Memory |
79 |
Sivarathi S. |
Importance of learning for human
excellence |
80 |
Sobiya Deva Anbu I. |
Emotional Intelligence |
81 |
Sobiya Jesu Kumari K. |
Types of guidance and counselling |
82 |
Sornalakshmi M. |
Types of guidance and counselling |
83 |
Sri Durga Devi K. |
Significance of guidance services in
schools |
84 |
Sudha S. |
Functions of Guidance cells in school |
85 |
Suganya B. |
Guidance in Secondary School |
86 |
Suganya P. |
Guidance in High School |
87 |
Sukitha Usha S. |
Guidance in Higher secondary School |
88 |
Sumilda J. |
Roles of Different Personnel in the
School Guidance Program |
89 |
Suriya Nandhni I. |
Qualities of a good counselor |
90 |
Sweeta P. |
Basic Steps of counseling |
91 |
Sweetlin D. |
Ethical code for a counselor |
92 |
Thanga Mariyal R. |
Mobile Counselling centres |
93 |
Thirumalathi P. |
Learning Disabilities: computation
disability - Autism. |
94 |
Uma Lakshmi S. |
state resource centre for counselling
for children with disability |
95 |
Vadivu J. |
Personality Assessment: Need for
assessment |
96 |
Vidhya Dhanalakshmi R. |
Methods of
assessment: Observation |
97 |
Vidhyashree M. |
Guidance and Counseling: Meaning, Principles, Types |
98 |
Viji Mehala A. |
significance of educational psychology for teachers |