Development of school adjustment scale
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development, scale, school adjustment, secondary school studentsAbstract
In this study, School Adjustment Scale has been developed for Secondary School Students. This School Adjustment Scale consists 70 items at initial stage, under five dimensions. In the present study, Researcher had used purposive sampling. The sample consists of 100 Secondary School Students were selected from the Lucknow District. Final Draft consist of 28 items.
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