Q.No.

EXPECTED ANSWER / SUGGESTED VALUE POINTS

Page

No.

Distribution

of Marks

PART A

1

(b) Interpersonal intelligence

7

1

2

Self Esteem

26

1

3

(c) Burnout

59

1

4

False

77

1

5

Delusion

80

1

6

True

192

1

7

Prototype / if stereotype (glossary)

120,

207

1, ½

8

Audience

132

1

9

Ecology

154

1

10

(d) Paraphrasing

185

1

PART B

11

Pervasive   development    disorder    –    characterised    by    severe    and

widespread impairments in social interactions and communication skills and stereotyped patterns of behaviours, interests and activities.

e.g. Autism

83

2

12

In binge eating, there are frequent episodes of out of control eating

84

2

13

Frankl   emphasised    the   role    of   spiritual    anxieties    in    leading    to

meaninglessness and hence it may be called an existential anxiety i.e. neurotic anxiety of spiritual origin

101

2

14

Compliance – behaving in response to a request from another person or

group even in the absence of a norm.

Example of a salesperson / or any other relevant example

142

2

15

Crowding – refers to a feeling of discomfort because there are too many

people / things around us, giving us the experience of physical restriction and lack of privacy.

Crowding is an environmental stressor.

An example of crowding

158,

159

2

16

Advantages of observation technique

1.  It allows behaviour to be seen and studied in its natural setting

2.  People from outside or those already working in a setting can be trained to use it

181

1+1=2

PART C

17

Freidman & Rosenman classified individuals on the basis of psycho-

social risk factors.

1.  Type A personality individuals seem to possess high motivation, lack patience, feel short of time, be in a great hurry and feel like

31

1+1+1=3