Humanities & Social Sciences

First-year subjects for the B.A. In psychology
Sensory Process and Perception: Perceptual modifications are described as changes in the sensory stimulus's pattern and the ensuing aberrant reactions to those stimuli. The patient's auditory, visual, tactile, olfactory, or kinesthetic reactions to the stimuli might increase, decrease, or distort these impressions. Developmental psychology overview: The study of a person's ongoing social, emotional, cognitive, and biological growth is known as developmental psychology. Gestalt Theory of Perception: Based on visual cues including closeness, resemblance, and proximity, the Gestalt Theory of Perception tries to describe how the human brain processes information about connections and hierarchies in designs and pictures. Child Development: From birth until the end of adolescence, people undergo a variety of bodily, psychological, and emotional changes. Infanthood, middle age, and old age are the three life phases that make up early childhood.