Abstract
Research on the psychological consequences of Insecurity is reviewed, showing that insecurity reduces psychological well-being and satisfaction, and increases psychosomatic complaints and physical strains. Next, three additional research questions are addressed, since these questions did not receive much attention in previous research. The collected data were analyzed by 2×2×2 Factorial. F-test ANOVA was used for statistical analysis of data. The difference in mean is counted for each independent factor. The value of mean and their graphs were taken in account to analyze raw data. The means of insecurity of Hindu and Muslim community student are 115.03 and 111.58. The difference between means is 3.45. This is very high. It also shows that the F- value of between type of community and insecurity is 3.61. Here, on the basis of the obtained results, the null hypothesis is accepted and there is no significant difference is observed between the insecurity between the Muslim and Hindu community student.
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Dr. Sandipkumar N. Patel @ mailto:zubersheikh95@gmail.com
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