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Catalogue for Books Available with the Library Books Marked in Red Are CATALOGUE FOR BOOKS AVAILABLE WITH THE LIBRARY BOOKS MARKED IN RED ARE "NOT TO BE ISSUED" ISBN/ ACC. YEAR PLACE OF AMT. CALL NO. AUTHOR/S TITLE OF THE BOOK SUBJECT/S PUBLISHER BOUND (PBK)/ NO. OF PUB. PUB. (IN RS.) (HB) LEARN HARVARD GRAPHICS 004 DATA PROCESSING BPB 1643 COLUMBUS, LOUIS 3.0 IN A DAY 1992 NEW DELHI N.A. 45.00 C5 L3 COMPUTER SCIENCE PUBLICATION (P. 120) LEARN COMPUTERS IN A 004 DATA PROCESSING BPB 81-7029-846-6 1644 COLUMBUS, LOUIS DAY 1997 NEW DELHI 54.00 C5 L3 COMPUTER SCIENCE PUBLICATION (PBK) (P. 180) LEARN NORTON UTILITIES IN 004 DEJESUS, EDMUND DATA PROCESSING BPB 81-7029-274-3 1633 A DAY 1993 NEW DELHI 39.00 D3 L3 X. COMPUTER SCIENCE PUBLICATION (PBK) (P. 144) MASTERING OFFICE MOSELEY, LONNIE 004 PROFESSIONAL FOR DATA PROCESSING BPB 81-7029-693-5 2095 E. 1996 NEW DELHI 375.00 M2 M2 WINDOWS-95 COMPUTER SCIENCE PUBLICATION (PBK) BOODEY, DAVID M. (P. 1083) THE ESSENTIAL PAGEMAKER 004 ROSE, CARLA DATA PROCESSING PRENTICE - HALL 81-203-1087-X 1847 5.0 1996 NEW DELHI 295.00 R5 E7 LEWIS, RITA COMPUTER SCIENCE -MACMILLAN (PBK) (P. 410) DESK TOP PUBLISHING 004 SINGH, ASIAN 81-7317-259-5 1849 COURSE (ILLUSTRATED) COMPUTER SCIENCE 1997 NEW DELHI 148.00 S5 C5 VISHNUPRIYA PUBLISHERES (PBK) (P. 453) SINGH, MINAKSHI LEARN MICROSOFT EXCEL 004 STULTZ, RUSSELL BPB 81-7029-464-9 1640 5.0 FOR WINDOWS IN A DAY COMPUTER SCIENCE 1994 NEW DELHI 45.00 S7 L3 A. PUBLICATION (PBK) (P. 130) LEARN MICROSOFT WORD 7.0 004 STULTZ, RUSSELL BPB 81-7029-707-9 1642 FOR WINDOWS IN A DAY COMPUTER SCIENCE 1996 NEW DELHI 45.00 S7 L3 A. PUBLICATION (PBK) (P. 159) CATALOGUE FOR BOOKS AVAILABLE WITH THE LIBRARY BOOKS MARKED IN RED ARE "NOT TO BE ISSUED" ISBN/ ACC. YEAR PLACE OF AMT. CALL NO. AUTHOR/S TITLE OF THE BOOK SUBJECT/S PUBLISHER BOUND (PBK)/ NO. OF PUB. PUB. (IN RS.) (HB) INTRODUCTION TO 004 COMPUTERS AND BASIC DATA PROCESSING NEW AGE 81-224-0929-6 1510 XAVIER, C. (ED.) 1996 NEW DELHI 150.00 X2 I5 PROGRAMMING COMPUTER SCIENCE INTERNATIONAL (PBK) (P. 549) RESEARCHING INFORMATION INFORMATION 004.072 SAGE 978-81-7829-759- 3210 OATES, BRIONY J. SYSTEMS AND COMPUTING SYSTEMS 2007 NEW DELHI 495.00 O8 R3 PUBLICATIONS 0 (PBK) (P. 341) COMPUTING A CONCEPTUAL GUIDE TO GENERAL STATISTICS 005.55 BERKMAN, ELLIOT SAGE 978-1-4129-7406- 3230 STATISTICS USING SPSS COMPUTER 2012 NEW DELHI 2161.00 B4 C7 REISE, STEVEN P. PUBLICATIONS 6 (PBK) (P. 296) PROGRAMS SPSS FOR WINDOWS STATISTICS - COMPUTERPROGRA CUNNINGHAM, USING SPSS: MS 005.55 JAMES B. AN INTERACTIVE HANDS- SAGE 978-81-321-1016- 3520 SOCIAL SCIENCES - 2012 NEW DELHI 262.50 C8 U8 ALDRICH, JAMES ON APPROACH PUBLICATIONS 3 (PBK) STATISTICAL O. (P. 237) METHODS - COMPUTER PROGRAMS STATICAL METHODS FOR PRACTICE AND RESEARCH: A GENERAL STATISTICS 005.55 GAUR, AJAI S. SAGE 0-7619-3502-9 3184 GUIDE TO DATA ANALYSIS COMPUTER 2006 NEW DELHI 295.00 G2 S2 GAUR, SANJAYA S. PUBLICATIONS (PBK) USING SPSS PROGRAMS (P. 169) CATALOGUE FOR BOOKS AVAILABLE WITH THE LIBRARY BOOKS MARKED IN RED ARE "NOT TO BE ISSUED" ISBN/ ACC. YEAR PLACE OF AMT. CALL NO. AUTHOR/S TITLE OF THE BOOK SUBJECT/S PUBLISHER BOUND (PBK)/ NO. OF PUB. PUB. (IN RS.) (HB) 100 STATISTICAL TESTS 005.55 GENERAL SAGE 81-7829-731-0 3482 KANJI, GOPAL K. (3RD EDITION) 2006 NEW DELHI 525.00 K2 S8 STATISTICS PUBLICATIONS (PBK) (P. 242) APPLYING SOCIAL STATISTICS: SOCIAL SCIENCES - 005.55 WEINSTEIN, ALAN AN INTRODUCTION TO RAWAT 978-0-7425-3673- 3517 STATISTICAL 2010 JAIPUR 995.00 W3 A7 JAY QUANTITATIVEREASONING PUBLICATIONS 5 (HB) METHODS IN SOCIOLOGY (P. 415) FRANGOU, SOPHIA PSYCHOLOGY - 150.1943 MURRAY, ROBIN SCHIZOPHRENIA UNITED 1-85317-352-5 1724 PHILOSOPHY - MARTIN DUNITZ 1996 N.A. F6 S2 M. (P. 98) KINGDOM (PBK) THEORY (EDS.) FOUNDATION OF 150.72 KERLINGER, FRED BEHAVIORAL RESEARCH SURJEET 3251 PSYCHOLOGY 2008 NEW DELHI N.A. 250.00 K4 F8 N. (SECOND EDITION) PUBLICATION (P. 742) EMOTIONAL WORKING WITH EMOTIONAL 153.4 INTELLIGENCE 0 7475 4384 4 2705 GOLEMAN, DANIEL. INTELLIGENCE BLOOMSBURY 1998 ST.IVES PLE 406.00 G6 W6 COGNITION THOUGHT (PBK) (P. 383) - THINKING 153.42 TEACH YOURSELF TO THINK COGNITION THOUGHT 0-14-023077-7 2706 BONO DE, EDWARD PENGUIN BOOKS 1995 NEW DELHI 406.00 B3 T3 (P. 254) - THINKING (PBK) CATALOGUE FOR BOOKS AVAILABLE WITH THE LIBRARY BOOKS MARKED IN RED ARE "NOT TO BE ISSUED" ISBN/ ACC. YEAR PLACE OF AMT. CALL NO. AUTHOR/S TITLE OF THE BOOK SUBJECT/S PUBLISHER BOUND (PBK)/ NO. OF PUB. PUB. (IN RS.) (HB) BLINK: THE POWER OF CONSCIOUS MENTAL 153.42 GLADWELL, THINKING WITHOUT PROCESSES - UNITED 978-0-14-101459- 3091 PENGUIN BOOKS 2005 250.00 B3 T3 MALCOLM THINKING INTELLIGENCE STATES 3 (PBK) (P. 277) INSTITUTION MENTAL PROCESS - HEALING NARRATIVES OF INTELLIGENCE 153.8 WOMEN: A PSYCHOLGICAL VOLITION (WILL) RAWAT 978-81-316-0435- 3385 ANAND, JYOTI 2011 JAIPUR 775.00 A6 H3 PERSPECTIVES SELF CONTROL PUBLICATIONS 9 (HB) (P. 254) HEALING POWER PSYCHOLOGY POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY: COMPTON, THE SCIENCE OF VOLITION (WILL) WILLIAM C. 153.8 HAPPINESS AND HAPPINESS - 978-1-111-83413- 3455 HOFFMAN, WADSWORTH 2013 USA 1247.40 C6 P6 FLOURISHING POSITIVE 5 (PBK) EDWARD (SECOND EDITION) PSYCHOLOGY (EDS.) (P. 381) CROSS-CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES IN HUMAN 155 SARASWATHI, T. S. DEVELOPMENT: THEORY, DEVELOPMENTAL SAGE 81-7829-253-X 2948 2003 NEW DELHI 395.00 S2 C6 (ED.) RESEARCH AND PSYCHOLOGY PUBLICATIONS (PBK) APPLICATIONS (P. 394) SELF - INDIVIDUAL 155.2 COUNSELLING SKILLS PSYCHOLOGY LONGMAN 0582 28738 3 1716 HOUGH, MARGARET 1996 ENGLAND 770.00 H5 C5 (P. 209) IDENTITY PUBLICATION (PBK) (PSYCHOLOGY) CATALOGUE FOR BOOKS AVAILABLE WITH THE LIBRARY BOOKS MARKED IN RED ARE "NOT TO BE ISSUED" ISBN/ ACC. YEAR PLACE OF AMT. CALL NO. AUTHOR/S TITLE OF THE BOOK SUBJECT/S PUBLISHER BOUND (PBK)/ NO. OF PUB. PUB. (IN RS.) (HB) INDIVIDUAL BASIC COUNSELLING PSYCHOLOGY SKILLS: A HELPER'S 155.2 NELSON-JONES, DIFFERENTIAL - SAGE 978-81-321-0999- 3531 MANUAL 2012 NEW DELHI 281.25 N3 B2 RICHARD DEVELOPMENTAL PUBLICATIONS 0 (PBK) (THIRD EDITION) PSYCHOLOGY (P. 187) COUNSELLING A QUESTION OF SILENCE?: JOHN, MARY E. 155.3 THE SEXUAL ECONOMICS OF KALI FOR 81-86706-08-9 2173 NAIR, JANAKI SEX PSYCHOLOGY 1998 NEW DELHI 420.00 J5 Q8 MODERN INDIA WOMEN (HB) (EDS.) (P. 412) BODY TALK: THE MATERIAL AND DISCURSIVE 155.3 USSHER, JANE M. 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(HB) ( ) ( ) સ્ત્રી માનસશાસ્ત્ર ૧૧૫૨ ગજુ રાતી UNIVERSITY STREE MANASHASTRA (1152) , GRANTHNIRMAN 155.633 પડં િત હર્ષિદા રામુ (GUJ) PSYCHOLOGY - 2325 PANDIT, HARSHIDA BOARD 1997 AHMEDABAD N.A. 34.00 P2 S8 (PSYCHOLOGY OF WOMAN) WOMEN RAMU GOVT.
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