BPCC-107 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY in English Solved Question Paper December 2022
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
Course Code: BPCC-107
| Title Name |
BPCC-107 Solved Question Paper December 2022 |
| University | IGNOU |
| Service Type | Solved Question Paper (Soft copy/PDF) |
| Course | BAG |
| Language | English |
| Year | December 2022 |
| Course Code | BPCC-107 |
| Product | Solved Question Paper (IGNOU) |
B. A. (HONOURS) (PSYCHOLOGY)
(BAPCH)
Term-End Examination
December, 2022
BPCC-107 : SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
Time : 2 Hours Maximum Marks : 50
Note : Attempt any five questions selecting at least
two questions from each Section. Answer
each question in about 300 words. All
questions carry equal marks.
Section—I
1. Trace the historical development of Social
Psychology. 10
2. Discuss the cognitive and motivational basis of
social and person perception. 10
3. Explain the social behaviour across cultures. 10
4. Write short notes on the following in about
150 words each : 5+5
(a) Observational method
(b) Impact of schema
Section—II
5. Discuss various errors and biases in
attribution. 10
6. Describe the theoretical approaches to
aggression. 10
7. Explain the types and components of group. 10
8. Write short notes on the following in about
150 words each : 5+5
(a) Types of attitude
(b) Role of leader in conflict resolution
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