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BSc Psychology CA II: Assessment Guidelines

The document outlines the Continuous Assessment Test (CA II) for the BSc Honours Degree in Psychology at The Open University of Sri Lanka for the academic year 2024/2025. It includes important instructions for online submission, formatting requirements, and marking criteria, as well as a specific question requiring students to analyze human behaviors from various psychological perspectives. The assignment is due on February 28, 2025, before 4:00 PM, with a maximum word count of 1000.

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BSc Psychology CA II: Assessment Guidelines

The document outlines the Continuous Assessment Test (CA II) for the BSc Honours Degree in Psychology at The Open University of Sri Lanka for the academic year 2024/2025. It includes important instructions for online submission, formatting requirements, and marking criteria, as well as a specific question requiring students to analyze human behaviors from various psychological perspectives. The assignment is due on February 28, 2025, before 4:00 PM, with a maximum word count of 1000.

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THE OPEN UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA

FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES


DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY & COUNSELLING
ACADEMIC YEAR 2024/2025– SEMESTER I

BSC HONS IN PSYCHOLOGY

PLU3301 –INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY

CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT TEST – CA II

DUE DATE: 28.02.2025 DUE TIME: Before 4.00pm


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IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS/ INFORMATION TO CANDIDATES

• HA 1 - Home Assignment - Online Submission

- Cover page of the answer script must have the following typed clearly and accurately.
Programme: BSc Honours Degree in Psychology
Course Code:
Course Title:
Number of pages in answer script:
Number of words in answer script:
Student declaration: I confirm that the submitted work is my own, the assignment was
undertaken ethically and the work does not include plagiarism. Signature of student:
Student’s Surname with Initials:
Student’s Number:
National Identity Card Number:
Date:
- Font type: Times New Roman
- Font size: 14 (Including topic/headings) and 12 (content and subtitles)
- Line and spacing: 2
- Format & References: APA 7th Format

- Maximum word count 1000

• Marking Criteria:

- Contents (50 marks)


- Academic writing style (10 marks)
- Organizing the answer (20 marks)
- Novelty (10 marks)
- Citation and Referencing (10 marks)
BSC HONS IN PSYCHOLOGY
PLU3301: INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY
CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT TEST – CA II - -2024/2025– SEMSETER I

Question: 01

In this module, you learned about the five main psychological domains and also covered some of the main
perspectives in psychology. Think about some of the various perspectives you learned about (including
psychoanalysis, behaviorism, cognitive psychology, humanism, and the biological approach), and explain
how an alien psychologist from another planet might explain the following human behaviors:

1. Why do people cut or shave hair from their bodies (and why does it vary by sex, age, groups,
etc.)?
2. Why do children in primary school walk in a line when going to class?
3. Why are people physically aggressive towards each other (and why males might be observed
doing so more than females)?

Explain each of the three behaviors with a DIFFERENT perspective. Give a well-founded explanation of
how a psychologist would explain that behavior from that particular perspective.

Please adhere to the guidelines in the APA 7th edition referencing guide for in-text citations and the list of
references.
• The list of references will not be counted for the word count of this assignment.

END OF QUESTION PAPER

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