CBSE Class 12 Psychology Syllabus

The CBSE Class 12 Psychology syllabus is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of psychological concepts and their applications. It is divided into two main parts: Introduction to Psychology and Application of Psychology. Here’s a detailed outline:

Part A: Introduction to Psychology

1. Variations in Psychological Attributes

   • Intelligence: Theories, measurement, and types.
   • Personality: Theories, assessment, and dimensions.
   • Self and Self-esteem: Concepts and implications.

2. Biological Basis of Behavior

   • Neurons, brain, and behavior.
   • Sensory and perceptual processes.

3. Cognitive Processes

   • Learning: Classical and operant conditioning.
   • Memory: Processes, types, and models.

4. Human Development

   • Stages of development: Infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood.
   • Theories of development.

5. Therapeutic Approaches

   • Psychological disorders and therapies.
   • Approaches to therapy: Psychoanalytic, behavioral, cognitive, humanistic.

Part B: Application of Psychology

1. Individual and Society

   • Attitude and behavior: Formation, change, and social influence.
   • Social cognition and interpersonal relationships.

2. Health and Well-being

   • Stress and coping: Sources, effects, and strategies.
   • Psychological factors in physical health.

3. Environmental Psychology

   • Human-environment interactions.
   • Environmental stressors and their impact.

4. Psychology and Life

   • Application of psychological concepts in real-life situations.
   • Issues and challenges in the application of psychology.

This syllabus aims to give students a robust understanding of psychological concepts and their relevance to real-life situations. For the most updated and specific details, always refer to the latest CBSE curriculum and textbooks.