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Volume : II, Issue : VI, July - 2012

Religiosity and Social Adjustment Problems in high school Students

Alipour Noormohamad

Published By : Laxmi Book Publication

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The term adjustment refers to a continuous process by which a person changes his own behavior or tries to change the environment or brings change in both to produce satisfactory relationship with his environment. This paper examined the relationship between Religiosity and Social Adjustment Problems in high school Students. The sample contained of 86 (41 males and 45 females) 1th Year high school Students from Iran. Adjustment Inventory (BAI) and Religiosity questionnaire, carried out on the group sample and data analyzed by Pearson correlation and two independent samples T test. The results revealed that social adjustment problems significantly have negative correlation with Religiosity.

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Alipour Noormohamad, (2012). Religiosity and Social Adjustment Problems in high school Students. Indian Streams Research Journal, Vol. II, Issue. VI, http://oldisrj.lbp.world/UploadedData/1156.pdf

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