National Integration in Indian Religious Groups
A Psycho-Historical Perspective
- 112 pages
- 4 hours of reading
Focusing on the psycho-historical approach, this book explores the intersection of psychology and national identity in India, examining how individuals from various religious backgrounds perceive their belonging to the nation. It offers insights into political, cognitive, social, and cultural psychology, enriched by historical dialogues and contemporary narratives. Designed to aid psychology exam preparation from an Indian perspective, it provides a comprehensive introduction to the history of psychology and its branches, facilitating a deeper understanding of key concepts.
