Abstract
Main purpose of the research is to find out the social maturity with reference to 12th students. The all subjects were randomly selected from tapi district. Scale was use for data collection for social maturity were developed and standardize by Nalini Rao (2002) the social maturity scale of 90 items with 4 other dimensions of the scale and data were analysis by ‘t’ test. Result show, There is significant difference between the social maturity of the low and middle monthly family income 12th students. There is significant difference between the social maturity of the low and high monthly family income 12th students. No significant difference between the social maturity of the middle and high monthly family income 12th students.
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© 2026, Dr. Manoj M. Gamit
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Dr. Manoj M. Gamit @ mmgamit@gmail.com
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