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This book is all about deciphering psychological concepts from various dialogues of present-day individuals and historical insights given by historians and as per the views of people. The purpose of this book is to provide you with the best possible preparation for the psychology exam from an Indian perspective. This book is based on the psycho-historical approach on national integration, being integrated or segregated on the grounds of religion and the idea of Indianness, as in, belonging to a nation, that is India. It basically tests the feeling of belonging to India while belonging to a religious group first as experienced by various individuals belonging to different religious groups. This book begins with an introduction to the history of psychology and branches explored through this book to help you gauge how best to prepare for the exam and understand how this book continues to explain various aspects of political, cognitive, social and cultural psychology. It will help you to evaluate how people think and understand all the concepts of psychology from the experiences and narratives of present-day individuals and historiographical perspectives.