UPMSP Intermediate Psychology - Code 133 case studies
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UPMSP Intermediate Psychology (Code 133) is the Class 12 psychology paper of the Uttar Pradesh Board of High School and Intermediate Education (UPMSP, often called UP Board). It is a two-year intermediate-stream subject taken by students who choose psychology as one of their elective papers, and it is also useful groundwork for anyone later studying psychology, education, social work or nursing at degree level. The UPMSP Intermediate Psychology - Code 133 case studies are 5 cases and about 5,038 words.
1The Boy Who Cannot Sit in That Room
Rohit, a Class 12 student in a government school in Bareilly, scored 72 in Psychology in the half-yearly examination but 28 in Mathematics. His mathematics teacher, Mr Saxena, has for two years called him to the board whenever he makes an error and commented on his 'weak brain' in front of the class.
1,003 words, about 5 min2Four Readings, Lower Marks
Anjali, 17, is preparing for the Class 12 board examination in Prayagraj. She studies six hours a day but almost entirely by re-reading the same highlighted Psychology chapter and copying definitions into a fair notebook.
937 words, about 5 min3Forty Files Before Nine
Suresh, 34, runs a photocopy and stationery shop in Jhansi. On the morning of 14 February he must deliver 40 spiral-bound project files to two schools before the 9 a.m.
1,026 words, about 5 min4Between the Tailoring Machine and the Ward
Meera, 16, is the first person in her family to reach Class 11. She scored 88 per cent in the Class 10 board examination and took the science stream, saying she wants to become a nurse.
1,013 words, about 5 min5Twenty-Six Hands in the Mess Meeting
Thirty first-year residents of a degree college hostel in Meerut attend a mess committee meeting. The warden proposes a rise of Rs 300 per head in the monthly mess fee to fund a farewell dinner to be organised by four senior students who also audit the mess accounts.
1,059 words, about 5 min