Intellectual and Environmental Correlates of Well-being among Students at the Secondary Level

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S. Thilagavathi
Dr. S. Chamundeswari

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The present study investigates the relationship between intellectual and environmental correlates of well-being among students at the secondary level. A survey method and random sampling technique is used to select a sample of 902 school students. The research tools used are Mindfulness Assessment Scale and Well-being Assessment Scale developed by the investigators and Home Environment Scale developed by the (Mishra, 2004).The results of the statistical analyses show a significant correlation intellectual and environmental correlates of well-being among students at the secondary level. However, significant differences were observed among secondary school students pertaining to their intellectual and environmental correlates of well-being.

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S. Thilagavathi, & Dr. S. Chamundeswari. (2024). Intellectual and Environmental Correlates of Well-being among Students at the Secondary Level. Educational Administration: Theory and Practice, 30(2), 2159–2168. https://doi.org/10.53555/kuey.v30i2.11127
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S. Thilagavathi

Ph.D. Research Scholar

Dr. S. Chamundeswari

Principal, N.K.T. National College of Education for Women, Chennai

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