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            3.  R.J. Gregory, Psychological testing, (6  ed.) Noida (UP): Pearson India Education Services. (2014).
            4.  C. Barker, N. Pistrang, R. Elliott, Research methods in clinical psychology: An introduction for students and practitioners.
               Chichester, UK: John Wiley & Sons. (2016).
            5.  pA. Anastasi, S. Urbina, Psychological testing. New Jersey: Prentice Hall International. (1997).
            6.  pA. K. Singh, Tests, measurements, and research methods in behavioural sciences. New Delhi: Tata McGraw-Hill. (1986).

        PS7104: NEUROCOGNITIVE AND NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS [3 1 0 4]
        Neurocognitive Disorders: - Delirium, Dementia (Cortical and sub cortical Dementia): Alzheimer’s disease, Fronto-temporal lobar
        degeneration,  Lewy  body  disease,  vascular  disease.  Parkinson's  disease,  Huntington's  disease,  HIV  infection.  Brain  Disorders:
        Traumatic  brain  injury,  Brain  tumors,  cerebral  vascular  disorders,  Closed-head  injuries,  Infections  of  brain,  assessment  and
        intervention.  Neurodevelopmental  Disorders:  Intellectual  development  disorder  (mild,  moderate,  severe,  profound),  Specific
        Learning  disorder.  Autism  spectrum  disorders  and  Communication  disorders:  Autism,  Asperger’s  syndrome,  Language  disorder,
        Speech  sound  disorder,  childhood  -  onset  fluency  disorder  (stuttering),  disorder.  ADHD  and  Motor  disorders:  Developmental
        coordination disorder, stereotypic movement disorders, Tic disorder.
        References:
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            1.  J.N Butcher, S. Mineka, J.M. Hooley, Abnormal psychology (16  ed.) South Asia: Pearson India Education Services Pvt. Ltd.
               (2017).
            2.  J.S Nevid, S.A. Rathus, B. Greene, Abnormal psychology in a changing world (9th ed.) USA: Pearson Education, Inc. (2011).
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            3.  American Psychiatric Association Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (5  ed.) Arlington, VA: American
               Psychiatric Publishing. (2013).
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            4.  H.  I  Kaplan,  B.  J  Sadock,  Synopsis  of  psychiatry:  Behavioral  sciences  clinical  psychiatry.  11   (ed.).  New  Delhi:  Wolters
               Kluwer (India) Pvt. Ltd. (1988).

        PS7130: PRACTICUM-III INTELLIGENCE AND NEUROCOGNITIVE DEVELOPMENTAL ASSESSMENT [0 1 6 4]
        The candidates will conduct and report eight practicals related to the theory courses of current semester. The practicals are as
        under:
            1.  PGI-Battery of Brain Dysfunction
            2.  Childhood Autism Rating Scale
            3.  Seguin form board test
            4.  Malin’s Intelligence Scale for Indian Children;
            5.  Cognitive distortion scale
            6.  Conner’s Scale for ADHD
            7.  Biofeedback
            8.  WAIS –IV
            9.  Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence
            10.  Wechsler Memory Scale
        References:
            1.  L.A., Miller, R.L. Lovler, S.A. Mclntire, Psychological testing: A practical approach (4th ed.). New Delhi: Sage Publications
               India. (2015).
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            2.  R.J. Gregory, Psychological testing: History, principles and applications (6  ed.). Chennai: Pearson India. (2014).
            3.  K. B. Goldfinger, A. M Pomerantz, Psychological assessment and report writing. Sage Publications Inc (2013).

        PS7181  : INTERNSHIP [0 0 0 6]
        An  Internship  will  involve  working  under  a  psychologist  or  mental  health  professionals  in  clinical,  education,  or  mental  health
        settings. The opportunity to work in a professional setting helps students apply and expand their knowledge of clinical psychology,
        develop appropriate professional work standards, explore career options, and build mentor and other network relationships in the
        workplace.
        The  students  will  do  a  150  hours  of  summer  internship  in  the  break  after  II  semester  and  submit  a  report  on  the  five  case
        observations.

                                                   FOURTH SEMESTER

        PS7201: CLINICAL COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY [2 1 0 3]
        Introduction to Clinical Community Psychology: Meaning and core values of community psychology; History and development of
        field  of  community  psychology;  Emerging  trends  of  community  psychology  in  eastern  and  western  countries.  Approaches  and
        Methods  in  Community  Psychology  Research:  Ecological  approach;  Epidemiological  approach;  Qualitative  and  quantitative
        methods.  Methods  of  Community  Intervention:  Crisis  intervention,  consultation,  non-professional  in  community  psychology,
        education  and  attitude change.  Preventing  Problem  Behavior  and Promoting  Social  Change:   Concept  and types  of  prevention,
        implementing prevention; Citizen participation and empowerment; Promoting community and social change.
        ReferenceS:
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