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Comparison of Scientific Temperament of Secondary School Students with Respect to Subject Stream and Demographical Variable

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The present study was presented Comparison of Scientific Temperament of Secondary School Students with respect to Subject Stream and Demographical Variable of Secondary School Students of Jabalpur city Madhya Pradesh. Study focused on the Scientific Temper of Secondary School Students with reference to some Demographic variables such as gender, locality, different subject groups and level of temperament. The main reason for conducting the research is that the researcher wants to know the level of scientific temper among the science students in secondary level. Survey research method was taken for fulfillment of this purpose. 73 Secondary School Students were selected as sample using convenient sampling method. A strategy of selecting students from various schools in the city of Jabalpur was suggested. Research measured scientific temper through using Dr. K. K. Dubey Scientific temper scale. To do statistical analysis Mean, SD and t-test were utilized. To examine the data, an Independent samples t-test was used. Researcher at the 0.05 level of significance there are substantial differences between the scientific temperaments of male and female secondary school students. In comparison to female pupils, male students exhibit a higher level of scientific temper. The study revealed there was no significant differenceof scientific temper between the urban and rural students in each group.

Published in International Journal of Secondary Education (Volume 11, Issue 1)
DOI 10.11648/j.ijsedu.20231101.11
Page(s) 1-4
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Scientific Temperament, Demographical Variable, Secondary School Students

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