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The Frequency Polygon

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A frequency polygon is a graphical representation used in statistics to visualize the distribution of data. It is particularly useful for displaying the frequency distribution of a continuous variable, where...
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The histogram in statistics

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A histogram is a commonly used graphical representation in statistical psychology to display the frequency distribution of a continuous variable. It helps visualize the distribution of scores or measurements and...
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Graphical presentation of frequency distribution

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Graphical presentation of frequency distribution is a visual representation of data that helps to summarize and communicate the distribution of values in a dataset. It is a valuable tool in...
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Introduction of statistical methods for psychological research

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Introduction of statistical methods for psychological research Psychological research refers to the systematic and scientific investigation of human behavior and mental processes.  Introduction of statistical methods for psychological research is...
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Non Experimental Method

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Standardization of Psychological Testing Psychological testing standardization is a rigorous process that involves establishing consistent and uniform procedures for the development, administration, scoring, and interpretation of psychological tests. The primary...
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Non Experimental Methods (1)

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Case Study Method The case study method is a research approach used in various disciplines, including psychology, sociology, business, education, and more. It involves an in-depth and detailed investigation of...
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Methods For Collection Of Data

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What is Sampling? Sampling is the process of selecting a subset of individuals, items, or elements from a larger population for the purpose of conducting research or making inferences about...
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Experimental Method

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Introduction to Experimental Method The experimental method is a powerful tool for establishing causal relationships in research. It provides a structured approach for testing hypotheses, uncovering patterns, and advancing scientific...
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Research Traditions

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Quantitative orientation towards Research and their steps A quantitative orientation towards research involves using quantitative methods to collect and analyze data in order to answer research questions or test hypotheses....
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Introduction to psychological research

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What is Psychological Research? Psychological research is a research that is conduct  for systematic study and analysis of  various aspects into human behavior and mental process .These researches are conducted...
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Contemporary trends in counseling refer to the current and evolving approaches, techniques, and practices within the field of counseling. These trends reflect the latest developments in theory, research, and methodologies...
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Counseling is a therapeutic process that involves a trained professional helping individuals or groups address various psychological, emotional, and behavioral issues. Counseling can be applied in a wide range of...
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Counselling employs a variety of techniques and approaches to help individuals address emotional, psychological, and behavioral issues. The choice of techniques often depends on the counselor’s theoretical orientation, the specific...
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The counselling process and the therapeutic relationship are fundamental components of effective counselling and psychotherapy. They play a crucial role in helping individuals address their emotional, psychological, and behavioural issues....
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The Effective Counselling ; personality and self of the counsellor

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The effective counselling is  depends on the effectiveness of  the counsellor and it is necessary to help the counselee. The effectiveness of a counselor is influenced by both their personality...
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Counselling as profession : training, skills and ethics

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Counselling as profession is a respected and vital profession that involves helping individuals, couples, families, and groups navigate personal, emotional, psychological, and interpersonal challenges. Counselors work in various settings, such...
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Counselling Psychology : Meaning And Goals

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in Counselling Psychology, The word counselling originated from ‘Latin’ word ‘Consilium’ which means ‘to offer advice or consultation’. Counselling is a process in which a client who needs assistance regarding...
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Intervention in Community Psychology

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Interventions in community development and empowerment in community psychology aim to improve the quality of life and well-being of individuals and communities by promoting their active participation, engagement, and empowerment....
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Process of organizing community for health promotion Organizing a community for health promotion involves several steps, including: Identifying the target community: The first step is to identify the community that...
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Core values in community psychology

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Core values in community psychology refer to fundamental principles and beliefs that guide the ethical practice, research, and interventions within the field. These values are essential in shaping the approach...
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Introduction to Community Psychology

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Community Psychology is a branch of psychology which focus on to understand the individuals in relation to their cultural , social, political and economical environment. It emphasizes the importance of...
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Happiness and comfort Happiness is closely linked to health and wellbeing. People who are happy tend to have better physical health, mental health, and overall wellbeing. Research has shown that...
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Behavior that enhance health

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How exercise enhance health Regular exercise has numerous benefits for overall health and well-being. Here are some ways in which exercise can enhance health: Improves heart health: Exercise helps to...
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Behavior and health

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Health behaviour’s features The characteristics of health behavior refer to the unique features or traits that distinguish healthy behaviors from unhealthy ones. Some common characteristics of health behavior include: Voluntary:...
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Health Psychology an introduction

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History of Health psychology The field of health psychology has a rich history dating back to the early 20th century, with significant contributions from various disciplines such as psychology, medicine,...

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