Group AGroup B(1) Structuralism(a) John Watson(2) Functionalism(b) Carl Rogers(3) Behaviourism(c) Ulric Neisser(4) Cognitivism(d) William James (e) Wilhelm Wundt

Group AGroup B(1) Structuralism(e) Wilhelm Wundt(2) Functionalism(d) William James(3) Behaviourism(a) John Watson(4) Cognitivism(c) Ulric Neisser

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Group ‘A’	Group ‘B’
(1) Phobia	(a) Sad feelings for a long period of time
(2) DSM-5	(b) Wellness
(3) ICD-11	(c) Schizophrenia
(4) Engene Bleuler	(d) 2019
(5) John Travis	(e) Illogical fear
	(f) 2013

Group ‘P’	Group ‘Q’
Rational Emotive Behavioural Therapy	(a) Jean Piaget
Psychoanalysis	(b) Ivan Pavlov
Humanistic Psychology	(c) Albert Ellis
Case Study Method	(d) Sigmund Freud
	(e) Carl Rogers

Group A	Group B
1. Albert Bandura	(a) Learning by assimilation and accommodation
2. B.F. Skinner	(b) Learning by classical conditioning
3. Max Wertheimer	(c) Learning by observation
4. Edward Tolman	(d) Learning by operant conditioning
5. Jean Piaget	(e) Learning by use of cognitive processes
	(f) Laws of perception grouping

Group A	Group B
(1) Alfred Binet	(a) concept of IQ
(2) Lewis Terman	(b) concept of emotional intelligence
(3) William Stern	(c) concept of multiple intelligence
(4) Mayer and Salovey	(d) concept of Mental Age
(5) Howard Gardner	(e) Two Factor Theory of intelligence
(6) Charles Spearman	(f) Stanford-Binet Scale

Group A	Group B
(1) Anthony Jorm	(a) technology related mental health issues
(2) Traumatic events	(b) depression
(3) SHUT clinic in NIMHANS	(c) co-founder of MHFA programme
(4) Red flag in internet usage	(d) social phobia
(5) Feeling of worthlessness	(e) anxiety
	(f) craving and compulsion

Group A	Group B
(1) Self-report technique	(a) Interview
(2) Behavioural analysis	(b) MMPI
(3) Projective methods	(c) Permanent characteristics
	(d) TAT