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    Working and non-working mothers' adolescent sons were compared based on their achievement scores. Sons of working mothers had a mean score of 135.90 with a standard deviation of 660.19, while sons of non-working mothers had a mean score of 131.4 and a standard deviation of 325.31. The t-value for the comparison was 1.98, indicating no significant difference between the achievement scores of the two groups of sons.

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    Working and non-working mothers' adolescent sons were compared based on their achievement scores. Sons of working mothers had a mean score of 135.90 with a standard deviation of 660.19, while sons of non-working mothers had a mean score of 131.4 and a standard deviation of 325.31. The t-value for the comparison was 1.98, indicating no significant difference between the achievement scores of the two groups of sons.

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    Hypothesis

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    Working and non-working mothers' adolescent sons were compared based on their achievement scores. Sons of working mothers had a mean score of 135.90 with a standard deviation of 660.19, while sons of non-working mothers had a mean score of 131.4 and a standard deviation of 325.31. The t-value for the comparison was 1.98, indicating no significant difference between the achievement scores of the two groups of sons.

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    Hypothesis – There is no significant difference in the achievement scores of adolescent boys

    of working and non-working mothers.

    Sons N Mean SD t
    Working Mothers 55 135.90 660.19 1.98
    Non-Working 55 131.4 325.31
    Mothers

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