Koundinya Self-Assessment Multi-Dimensional Questionnaire (KSMQ)

Koundinya Self-Assessment Multi-Dimensional Questionnaire (KSMQ) is a --25-- points scale developed by Suripeddi Koundinya on 22^th October 2022 to measure the Emotional states such as Calmness, Anxiety, Anger, Fear, Empathy, Disgust, Joy, Pain, Shyness, etc., of an Individual.

KSMQ rated and measures as per below scale of 1 to 5 ratings.

AWESOME / ALWAYS – 5

HAPPY / MOST LIKELY – 4

SATISFY / NEUTRAL / IT DEPENDS / SOMETIMES – 3

SAD / UNLIKELY – 2

DESTITUTE / NO HOPE – 1

   Be Honest in Your Responses.

 1) How satisfied are you with present life?

2) How confident are you to make important decisions?

3) How do you take the critics / opinions of other people?

4) Are you optimistic in most situations in day-to-day life?

5) Do you often feel satisfy with your own judgement after making decisions?

6) Does your family supportive in most part of life?

7) Are you comfortable in attending social functions?

8) Are you good at public speaking / at least can perform among small gathering of people on stage?

9) Do you bother to take care of your physical body with healthy diet?

10) Are you enjoying every moment of your life?

11) When a person approaches for help, how likely you extend your hand (for support)?

12) Do you generally express what you feel?

13) How happy with your present professional / business life?

14) Is it important for you to be independent in making decisions / leading a life than rely on others?

15) How much do you love your spouse / partner /friend?

16) Do you often admire other people (colleague) progress instead of feeling jealous?

17) Do you like to be judged for your actions which might help in realizing your mistakes?

18) How often you able to express love and affection openly?

19) Do you often develop hobbies to cope up the lonely / moody situations?

20) Will you complete the task assigned to you anytime how delay it might take?

21) Do you try to remain calm in difficult situations?

22) Will you go any extent to fulfil your goals?

23) How serious you try to work to come out of addictions like smoking, alcohol drinking, spicy food, sex, etc.?

24) Are you comfortable to mingle with people of any age?

25) How do you rate yourself with the way of life lead so far (since childhood to teenage or adolescence or adulthood)?

Scores:

A)    101 to 125: [A King]

        You are very optimistic; always find a way to cope-up with any difficult situations. You have leadership qualities to achieve top position. Be aware as sometimes, you might get emotionally attached to people around you. Being Over-confident is not good, might create enemies around you. You cannot take failure easily; of course, you will work your way to achieve success. Business is recommended for you. A Ruby stone suits you in ring finger.

B)   76 to 100: [Minister]

      You use diplomacy in dealing with problems. You have ability to sense other people’s feelings and have good perception. With your steady concentration, you will excel at studies.

 You always worry on outer appearance and extreme cautious on health. Wear Green Emerald ring in little finger.

C)  51 to 75: [Soldier]

   You are content with what you get and might incline on other people’s decision to lead you. You have inner fear how people thinks or judge about your actions. Traveling to different places makes you happy. Observing people around you eventually helps you build your own identity. Sometimes you are revengeful and try to get things in filthy way which is not good. Psychological counselling is needed. Yellow Sapphire / Red Coral stone ring is suitable for you.

D) 1 to 50: [Servant]

  You feel lonely, moody and rejected most of times. Don’t try to get detach.  You have inferiority complex and need group counselling to boost confidence. You need someone to encourage you of your strengths by supressing weakness. You easily get addicted to smoking, drinking, binge eating, drugs, high sexual drive, etc. you need regular medication as you prone to frail. Some of you live in fantasies and day-dreaming. Blue Sapphire / Hessonite stones ring in middle finger is suggestable for you.

Above Scores are not final judgmental of your character. Status mentioned as King, Minister, Soldier and Servant can be inter-changeable depends on your karmic efforts.

     Meditation and keeping positive thoughts is the best way to lead cheerful living.

Comment below of score you got after taking test.

SMILE  

Yours’,

Suripeddi Koundinya

   [Counseling Psychologist since 2020]

For Appointments: your.psychologist@rediffmail.com

 

Blog: https://psychologistera.blogspot.com/

NLP Certification Course for Psychologists

 NLP stands for Neuro-Linguistic Programming which was developed by Richard Bandler and John Grinder during 1970s founded on the works of Virginia Satir, "Fritz Perls" and Milton Erickson. It was created based on the skill of modeling the systems of successful Psychotherapists.

NLP is composed of the Neurological processes (how we think), linguistics (how our mind uses language) and programming (behavioral patterns learn through experience).

When Modeling on someone you need to look into following things:

a) Physiology

b) Beliefs

c) Self-talk

d) Visualization

e) Sequence

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Psychology Study Guides for Aspiring Students

Now-a-days, in the times of fast growing technological enhancement which is making People busy in their day-to-day work to earn a better living while Childrens & Teenagers are loaded with going through heavy burden of academic syllabus, competitive exams and goal based-profession. 

Stress, anxiety and depression too become a part of One's life. Family relations are strained leads to isolation. Here, we need the support of Psychologists (Counseling / Clinical) to overcome our distress. Thus, subject Psychology has become a emerging field in today's world especially in India where every inch of area is studded with multi-religious population having variable standards of living.

Pursuing the path to become a Good Psychologist is not easy, as we ourselves be a victim of emotional fluctuations in time-to-time. 

Since centuries, there has been lot of experimental field research conducted and documented by students of psychology in every part of World which are categorized into various divisional branches. 

Lots of books and articles published both offline and online. But finding a right book to learn is very difficult especially for Students who are preparing for competitive exams.

I am sure below books not only cultivate your knowledge in Psychology but also you will score more than 90% Marks in Exams.

Following Books Published with FAQ [total Questions with Answers]:

1) Cognitive, Life Span and Personality Theories [124]

2) Advanced Social Psychology [66]

3) Formulae in Psychological Statistics [22]

4) Research Methods in Psychology [44]

Project Format Guidelines - IGNOU

Project work is an independent research or investigation work. The purpose of the project work is to enable the learner to analyse a particular situation and arrive at some conclusion. The knowledge and understanding gathered from different courses of Psychology are put into practice through the project work. Thus the purpose of the project is to provide an opportunity to the learners to apply the knowledge they have acquired in course of their study and to develop skills in the areas of various courses of this programme. The learner gets an idea of how to conduct research project/studies and how to write research report.

Format for Project:

1) Title Page of your Project; Name of Candidate; Enrollment no and Address of Institution.

2) Consent Letter of Supervisor/Guide (Appendix III)

3) Record Visits/Activities Carried out by Learner (Appendix V)

4) Certificate of Originality (Appendix VII)

5) Certificate of Completion (Appendix IX)

6) Approved Mail of Synopsis Submission

7) Introduction (Chapter I)

8) Review of Literature (Chapter II)

9) Research Methodology (Chapter III)

10) Results and Discussions (Chapter IV)

11) Conclusion (Chapter V)

12) References (Chapter VI)

13) Proforma for Approval of Project Synopsis

14) Bio-Data of Supervisor Guide

15) MPC005 & MPC006 (First Year Marks)

16) Synopsis (corrected)

17) Questionnaires

Case History Format to fill Client Details

 Case History Method:

It is necessary to take case history of a subject so as to understand his/ her back ground. Case history covers personal information like name, age, gender, religion, education, income, socio economic status etc. It further covers information about family, job if any, medical complaints, medical or any other treatment or help sought by the subject.

A particular format may be followed by Psychologists in order to take case history of a subject.

A sample of Case History Format is given as follows:

• Personal details: These are mainly for the identification of the subject and to understand his/ her basic details. This will be followed by certain other details about the subject. They may be

Name:

Address:

Contact No.:

Gender: Male/ Female

Age:

Marital status:

Occupation:

Referred by:

Main/ Present/ Chief Complaint:

Practical Format Guidelines - IGNOU

 Psychology Practicum

The Lecture or Guide or Academic counsellor will introduce you to the following format which you have to follow while preparing practicum notebook.

• Title: This heading will contain the ‘title’ or ‘name’ of the practical e.g, 16 PF.

• Aims/ Objectives: This will basically consist of the main objectives or purpose of the practical. For example, if you are performing a test on ‘16 PF’ then the basic objective of the test will be: ‘To assess the personality of the subject using 16 PF’.

• Introduction: Here, the historical background of the test/ experiment is mentioned. The concept is defined and discussed. For example, in case of 16 PF, the historical background of 16 PF is described. The concept of personality is defined and the theories related to it are discussed.

• Description of the Test: Under this, the details with regard to the test are mentioned, like author of the test, basic purpose of the test, number of items, dimensions/ factors, time limit, reliability, validity, scoring.

• Materials Required: The materials required for the administration of the test are mentioned.

For example, in case of 16 PF, the test booklet, answer sheet, scoring key, pencil, eraser.

• Participant’s Profile: This will contain all the detailed information about the participant, like, name (optional), age, gender, educational qualification and occupation.

Synopsis Format Guidelines - IGNOU

Finding a topic and writing a Synopsis to get approval for project is a challenging work for Psychology Students.

Format for Project Synopsis:

1) Cover page of University logo with title of project

2) Proforma for Approval of Project Synopsis

3) Consent Letter of Guide 

4) Bio-Data of Supervisor Guide

5) First Year Grade Marks (Esp. must pass Research & Statistics Papers)

6) Again Cover Page

7) Synopsis Research Project title

      a) Introduction

      b) Review of Literature

      c) Significance of Study

      d) Research Methodology

          i) Aim of the Topic

         ii) Objectives

        iii) Hypothesis

        iv) Samples

         v) Description of Measures used in Study (Tools / Tests)

        vi) Methods of Data Analysis (Statistical Analysis)

8) References

9) Questionnaires (not mandatory)

Psychological Interventions in Covid-19 Certificate

On 17th June 2020, I have attended Webinar on "Psychological Interventions in Covid 19: A Therapeutic Approach" conducted by St. Joseph's College for Women from Visakhapatnam.

We were provided participant certification at the end of the Zoom Webinar.

There were 3 Speakers - 2 Female Psychologist and a Male Psychiatrist.

1) Dr. Neerja Thergaonkar

2) Dr. N. N. Raju

3) Dr. G.K Beatress

Coordinator: Mrs. Ramani Dhanraj

Organizer: Mrs. Rajya Lakshmi

Internship Report Format - IGNOU

Most of the Students who are pursuing Psychology are in confusion about the format or process or procedure following Internship.

We can provide you 10 Internship Case Reports: 

A) COUNSELING - Rs. 1500/-

B) CLINICAL - Rs. 2000/-

C) ORGANIZATIONAL - Rs. 2500/-

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The below are the steps sequentially followed while making the Report:

1) Envelope of University

2) Certificate

3) Acknowledgement

4) Introduction (Purpose / Objectives)

5) Organization Profile

6) Consent Letter

7) Declaration Form

8) Record of External Visits

9) Table of Contents

10) Case Studies with Questionnaire - 10 Cases (Min. of 5 pages)

Font: Times New Roman

Size: 14 (for Headlines); 12 (for matter)