Introduction to Psychology, Historical Roots of Modern Psychology, Schools of Thought, Perspective/Model/Approach, Psychodynamic Approach/ Model, Behavioral Approach, The Humanistic Approach and the Cognitive Approach, Research Methods in Psychology, Physical Development and Nature Nurture, Cognitive Development, Nervous System, Endocrine System, Sensation, Hearing (Audition) and Balance, Perception, Altered States of Consciousness, Learning, Operant Conditioning, Cognitive Approach, Memory,Secondary/ learnt/Psychological motives, Emotions, Cognition and Thinking, Thinking, Reasoning, Problem- Solving and Creativity, Personality, Intelligence, Psychopathology, Abnormal Behavior, Psychotherapy, Popular Areas of Psychology, Health Psychology, Consumer Psychology, Sport Psychology, Forensic Psychology

Introduction to forensic Psychology, Pros and cons of a career in Forensic psychology, Forensic psychology and police, Issues of police like use of Excessive force and corruption, PSTR (post shooting traumatic Response), Investigative psychology, Crime scene investigation, Psychological models of Violence, Instincts & violence, Psychoanalytical perspective And rage, Defense mechanisms and Violence, Difference of freudian unconscious and jungian collective unconscious, Behaviorist perspective and Violence, The schedules of reinforcement, Punishment schedules of punishment implications for violence, Social learning theory and Criminal behavior, Moral development and Violence, Bio-psycho-social model, Islamic perspective about violence, NAFS and violence, Treatments for the soul, Criminogenic personality, Borderline personality disorder (bpd), Terrorism and psychopaths, Learning disabilities/mental Retardation and violence, Assessment of personality Disorders, Psychopathy check list-revised, Risk assessment, Treatment of violent behavior / Personality, Group therapy for offenders, Psychotherapies in forensic Settings, Narrative therapy, Solution focused therapy, Scaling questions, Psychotherapy in forensic, Settings and special challenges, Forensic psychotherapy, Violence reduction program, Salient features of violent Reduction program, Victim support, Supportive therapies, Substance misuse treatment Program, Substance misuse treatment Program, Expert witness, Counter terrorism.

Mental health today: a quick look of the picture, the skills & activities of a clinical psychologist, how a clinical psychologist thinks, historical overview of clinical psychology, how clinical psychologists became involved in treatment, models of training in clinical psychology, current issues in clinical psychology, ethical standards for clinical psychologists, the role of research in clinical psychology, the concept of abnormal behavior & mental illness, causes of mental illness: overview of etiology, the process of diagnosis, the concept of psychological assessment in clinical psychology, the clinical interview, the assessment of intelligence and intelligence tests, the use and abuse of psychological testing, the projective personality tests, the observational assessment and its types, the behavioral assessment through interviews, inventories and check lists, the process and accuracy of clinical judgment, methods of improving interpretation and judgment, psychological interventions and their goals, importance of psychotherapy, course of new clinical interventions, nature of specific therapeutic variables, the beginning of psychoanalysis, Psychoanalytic alternatives, client centered therapy, gestalt therapy: methods and procedures, origins and traditional techniques of behavior therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, group therapy: methods and procedures, family and couples therapy, introduction and history of community psychology, methods of intervention and change in community psychology, introduction and history of health psychology, applications of health psychology, neuropsychology: perspectives and history, methods of neurological assessment, forensic psychology, pediatric and child psychology: history and perspective, interventions & training in pediatric and child Psychology

Historical roots of experimental psychology, Emergence of experimental psychology, what is experimental psychology? Sensation and perception, Psychophysics, Learning, Classical conditioning, Operant conditioning, Memory, Forgetting, Reasoning and problem solving, Thinking, Experimental Research.

Introduction to social psychology, Research process, Designs and methods, The self, Person perception, Attribution, Attribution errors, Social cognition, Attitudes, Attitude formation, Attitude and behavior, Attitude change, Prejudice and Discrimination interpersonal attraction, Intimate relationships, Social influence, Aggression, Reducing aggression, Pro-social behavior, Group behavior, Interpersonal power: leadership, Social psychology in court and clinic.

Introduction to abnormal psyvhology, What is Abnormal Behavior, Psychopathology in Historical Context, Research Methods, Quantitative research designs and Data collection methods, Research Ethics, Causes of abnormal behavior, Causes of psychopathology, Etiological factors of abnormality, Classification and assessment, Diagnosing psychological disorders, Evaluating systems, Assessment of personality, Psychotherapy, Anxiety disorders, Mood disorders, Suicide, Stress, Acute and Posttraumatic stress disorders, Dissociative and somatoform disorders, Personality disorders, Alcoholism and substance related disorders, Schizophrenia, Dementia, Delirium and Amnestic disorders, Mental retardation and developmental disorders, Psychological problems of childhood, Life cycle transitions and adult development.

The nature of personality theory, Personality measurement, Main perspectives, Sigmund Freud: a psychoanalytic theory of personality., Theory of Carl Jung (analytical psychology), Alfred Adler (individual psychology), Karen Horney, Erik Eriksson, Sullivan’s interpersonal Theory, Constitutional psychology, Sheldon’s somatotype theory, Maslow’s theory, Rogers person centered approach, Kelly’s cognitive theory of personality theory, Gordon Allport: a trait theory of personality, Factor analytic trait theory by Raymand Cattell, Henry Murray’s personology, Albert Bandura’s social learning theory, The stimulus response theory of Dollard and Miller, Skinner’s theory of personality, Albert Ellis theory of personality, The grand perfect theory of personality, Perspectives or domains of personality psychology, Personality appraisal, Personality psychology: new directions in the discipline.

Introduction, Methods of educational psychology, Systems and schools of psychology & their bearing on education, Cognitive development, Personal, Social & Emotional development, Individual Differences, Habit formation, Psychology of Motivation, Attention, Nature & theories of learning, Transfer of learning or training, Memory, Intelligence, Creativity, Thinking reasoning & problem solving, Aptitude, Personality, Learning disabilities & learning disabled children, Creating learning environments, Teaching for academic learning, Educating exceptional children, Standardized testing, Classroom assessment and grading, Psychology of adjustment.

Introduction to sport psychology, Confidence in Sport, Selecting Self-Talk Statements, Goal Perspective Theory, The Attributional Model, Internal/External Attributions, Developing Intrinsic Motivation in Sport, Goal Setting in Sport, Principles of Effective Goal Setting, A Team Approach to Setting Goals, Benefits of Youth Sports and Reasons Children Participate Potential Negative Factors Associated with the Youth Sports Experience, Attention and Concentration in Sport, Attention Narrowing, Theories of Personality, The Measurement of Personality, Structured Questionnaires Designed for Athletes, Situational Factors Related to Anxiety and Mood, Anxiety, Arousal, and Stress Relationships, The Multidimensional Nature of Anxiety, Alternative to Inverted-U Theory, Cognitive and Behavioral Interventions, Relaxation Strategies for Sport, Arousal Energizing Strategies, Coach Athlete, and Parent Interaction, Imagery and Sport Performance, Theories of Why Imagery Works, Conceptual Models for Studying Imagery, The Role of Hypnosis in Sports, The Hypnotic Trait Issue, Effectiveness of Psychological Intervention Programs, Ethics in Sport Psychology, Aggression and Violence in Sport, The Catharsis Effect, Audience and Crowd Effects in Sport, Defining Characteristics of Team Cohesion, Athletic Performance, Theories of Leadership, Psychological Benefits of Exercise, The Theory of Planned Behavior, Exercise and the Immune System, Burnout in Athletes, The Psychology of Athletic Injuries, Psycho-physiological Effects of Banned Substances.

Introduction to Health Psychology, Health related Careers, The Function of Nervous System, Function of Endocrine Glands, Digestive and Renal Systems ,Respiratory System, Blood Composition, Soldiers of the Immune System, The Phenomenon of Stress, Factors that lead to Stressful Appraisals, Psychosocial aspects of Stress, Sources of Stress, Measuring Stress, Psychosocial Factors that can modify the impact of Stress on Health, How Stress effects Health, Coping with Stress, Reducing the Potential for Stress, Stress Management, The phenomenon of Pain, its Nature and Types, The Physiology of Pain Perception, Assessing Pain, Dealing with Pain, Adjusting to Chronic Illnesses, The Coping Process in Patients of Chronic Illness, Impact of Different Chronic Conditions, Psychosocial Interventions for People with Chronic Conditions, Coping with and Adapting to High Mortality Illnesses, Psychosocial Interventions for Terminally Ill Patients, Health & Behavior, Secondary Prevention, The Health Belief Model, Nutrition & Health, Weight Control & Diet, Diet Myths, Exercise and Weight Control, Role of Health Psychology

Positive psychology, Introduction,Perspectives on positive psychology, Classification and measures of human strengths, Positive outcomes,Positive Emotions, Happiness and subjective wellbeing,Determinants Of Subjective Well-Being, Emotion Focused Coping, Emotional Intelligence,Socioemotional Selectivity, Self-Efficacy, Optimism, Hope,Positive Development Across The Life Span: Resilience,Resilience In Later Years, Wisdom, Courage, Mindfulness, Flow, Spirituality, Altruism, Gratitude,Measuring Gratitude, Forgiveness, Attachment, Flourishing relationships, Moving Toward Balanced Conceptualizations, Enhancing the Good, Enhancing the Good & Positive Schooling, Positive Schooling, Good Work, A Positive Look at the Future of Psychology.

Introduction, Ancient Philosophy/Psychology in the Sub Continent, Greek Thinkers, Psychology in the 5th to 12thCentury, Renaissance Associationists, Associationists & French Revolution, German Contribution, Industrial Revolution & Russian Contribution, Russian Contribution, Impact of physical sciences on Psychology, Structuralist school of Psychology, Functionalism, European Functionalists, Behaviorism, Neo Behaviorists, Gestalt Psychology & Dynamic Psychology, Historico evolutionary Psychology, Scientific look at Mental Disorders, Sigmund Freud and Psychoanalytic Movement, Carl Yung and Analytical Psychology, Alfred Adler and Individual Psychology, Neo Freudians, Humanistic Psychology, Modern trends in Psychological Treatment, Anti psychiatry Movement, Psychology in the Third World, Psychology in China and Pakistan, Psychology in the 21st Century.

Introduction to Cognitive Psychology,The information processing approach,Cognitive neuro-psychology Information processing in visual cells,Visual sensory memory experiments (continued),Attention,Capacity models,Multimode theory,Automaticity,Automaticity ( judging frequency ),Pattern recognition,Feature analysis,Voice-onset time,Gestalt theory of perception,Object perception,Attention & pattern recognition,Neural networks,Effects of sentence context,Short term working memory,Working memory: an activation model Chunking,The nature of forgetting,Atkinson & shiffrin model,Long term memory,Interference,Recall versus recognition,Long term memory (forgotten memories),Representation of knowledge,Levels of categories,Schema theory,Psychological reality of scripts Applications for studying,Study methods,Mental imagery,Eidetic imagery,Language and thought,Cognitive development,Cognitive development .

Definition and Nature of Developmental Psychology,Difficulties in Study of Developmental Psychology,Prenatal Development, Birth and Neonatal Period, Infancy, Early Childhood, Middle Childhood, Adolescence, Early Adulthood, Middle Adulthood, Late Adulthood, Old Age and Death.

Introduction to Organizational Psychology, Methodologies of Data Collection, Globalization, Defining the Culture, What is Diversity? Ethics, Nature of Organizations, Organizational Culture, Changing Organizational Culture, Reward Systems: Pay, Recognition and Benefits, Perception, Perceptual Defense, Attribution, Impression Management, Personality, Personality Assessment, Attitude,Job Satisfaction, Motivation, Theories of Motivation, Motivation across Cultures,Positive Psychology: Hope, Emotional Intelligence, Self Efficacy, Communication, Decision Making, Participative Decision Making Techniques, Job Stress, Individual Stressors, Effects of Stress, Power and Politics, Groups and Teams, Dysfunctions of Groups, Job Design, Learning OBMOD (Organizational Behavior Modification), Leadership Process, Modern theories of leadership process

What is Environmental Psychology?, Common assumptions of environmental psychology, Theories in Environmental Psychology, Arousal Theories, Stimulus Load, Behavioral Constraint, and Adaptation Level Theories, Environmental Stress Theories ( Ecological Theories), The Present Framework and Future Directions in Environmental Psychology, Elementary Psychophysics, Perception and its Cognitive Basses, Probabilistic Functionalism and Environmental Cognition, Responses to Novel Environments and Environmental Cognition, Characteristics of Cognitive Maps, Environmental Evaluation (Affective Bases of Environmental Evaluation), Environmental Attitudes, Environmental Evaluation, Environmental Attitude Formation, Social Bases of Attitudes, Impact of Environment on Individual (Personality Development and Individual Differences), Murray’s Theory of Personality Development and Interactionist Perspective, Environmental Changes and Stress, Stress As Cause and Effect, Physiology of Stress, General Adaptation Syndrome, Researching Stress: The Environmental Context, Measuring Stressors, Measuring Stress: Psychological Assessment, Environmental And Cultural Variances (Conformity), Attributing Behavior To Persons And Situations, The Study Of Culture, Population and Environment, Impact of Environment on its Incumbents, Urbanization, Problems Related to Crowding, Impact of Population Concentrations among Humans, Crowding and Density Human Experimental Studies, Crowding in Everyday Settings, The Built Environment and Human Adjustment, Prisons, Education Environments, Situational design reconsidered & queuing theory, Energy Use in Homes and Commercial Buildings, Strategies for Saving Energy, Further Plans – Cities and Global Interaction in Reference To Issues Studied, Summing Up Environmental Psychology.

Introduction and Historical Background of gender issues in Psychology, Historical Background: Feminist & Women’s Suffrage Movement, Gender-related research, Research methods for gender issues, Biological differences between genders, Theories of gender development and other approaches, Gender typing and stereotyping, Gender stereotypes, Developmental stages of gender stereotypes, Cultural influence and gender roles, Development of gender role identification, Gender differences in personality, Cognitive differences, Gender and media, Gender: Emotion and motivation, Gender and education, Gender, work and women's empowerment, Gender, work & related issues, Gender and violence, Gender and health, Gender, health and aging, Gender and health promoting behaviours, Gender and heart disease, Gender and cancer, Gender and HIV/Aids, Problems associated with females’ reproductive health, Obesity and weight control, Gender and psychopathology, Feminist therapy, New avenues for research in gender issues

Introduction to Consumer Psychology, Implementing Marketing Concept, Marketing Mix, Customer Value, satisfaction and retention, Consumer Decision making, Consumer Research , Steps in Consumer Research, Quantitative research designs and Data collection methods, Quantitative research Data collection techniques, Qualitative research designs and Data collection methods, Customer Satisfaction measurement, Market Segmentation, Demographic and Psychological Segmentation, Socio-cultural segmentation and use related segmentation, Benefit Segmentation, Hybrid Segmentation Approaches, Environmental Influences, How culture is learnt, Measurement of Culture, Sub-culture, Age and Gender subculture, Social Class, Measurement of social class, Consumer Social Classes, Understanding Personality, Consumer Personality, Trait theory and Self image, Consumer Motivation, Understanding Learning, Instrumental Conditioning Information processing and memory, Attitudes, Attitude Change Strategies, Introduction to consumer decision making, Problem Recognition, Decision and Purchase, Decisions Related to Post Purchase, Marketing Implications of Decisions Related to Post Purchase, Post Purchase Evaluation, Post Purchase Dissonance, Consumerism.

Introduction to cross cultural psychology, Methodology of cross cultural research, Cultural factors in complex decision making, The psychology of morality, Subjective well-being across cultures, Cultural perspectives on the interactions between nutrition, Health, and psychological functioning, Cultural aspects of depressive experience and disorders, Prevalence of schizophrenia and counseling in cross Cultural psychology, Culture and development: developmental Individualism and interrelatedness, Cultural variations in parental support of children's play, Adolescent future orientation: an integrated cultural And ecological perspective, Family: variations and changes across cultures, How death imitates life: cultural influences on Conceptions of death and dying, Subjective culture & stereotyping, Social motives and their development in cultural Context

Introduction, Brief Historical Review, Sub Specializations within the Behavioral Neurosciences, Research in Behavioral Neurosciences, Evolutionary and Genetic Basis of Behavior, Genes and Experience, Research Methods and Techniques of Assessment of Brain Functions, Development of The Nervous System, Basic Neuro-anatomy, Basic Neurochemistry, Brain and Motivational States, Higher Order Brain functions.

Introduction to Psychological Testing, History of Psychological Testing, Test Construction, Item Analysis, Reliability, Validity, Norms, Response Bias, Intelligence and Theories of Intelligence, Intelligence Tests, Test Bias and Testing Special Populations, Testing in Business and Industry, Attitudes, Interest and Values Assessment, Personality Testing, Aptitude and Achievement Tests, Testing in Clinical and Counseling Settings.

Introduction, Historical Background, Goals & Activities of Counseling, Ethical & Legal issues in Counseling, Effective Counselor, Counseling Skills, Listening & Understanding Skills Influencing skills, Focusing & challenging skills, Counseling process, Theory in the Practice of Counseling, Psychoanalytic approaches to counseling, Classical Psychoanalytic Approach, Neo-Freudians, Client-centered approach, Gestalt therapy, Existential therapy, Cognitive approaches to counseling, Transactional analysis, Behavioral approaches, Reality therapy, Groups in counseling, Marriage & family counseling, Career Counseling, Community Counseling & Consulting, Diagnosis & assessment.