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Null Hypothesis -2
Table-4.4.2
Table (4.4.2) shows that the calculated F- value (1.193) is less than the table value F
(3.04.1) at 0.05 level of significance. Hence the null hypothesis, "there is no significant
difference among the socio emotional climate of teachers based on their age" is accepted.
Null Hypothesis-3
There is no significant difference between the socio emotional climate of rural and
urban school teachers.
Table-4.4.3
Test of Significance of mean difference between the socio emotional climate of rural and
urban school teachers.
Table (4.4.3) shows that the calculated t- value (2.35) is greater than the table Value't'
(1.96) at 0.05 level of significance. Hence the null hypothesis, "there is no significant
difference between the socio emotional climate of rural and urban school teachers" is
rejected. Comparing the rural and urban teachers, urban teachers have high socio emotional
climate than the rural teachers.
Null hypothesis -4
There is no significant difference among the socio emotional climate of teachers with respect
to the type of school.
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Table-4.4.4
Aided 74 47.511
Type of
school Private 28 46.297 4.188 3.041 significant
Govt 48 43.4
Table (4.4.4) shows that the calculated F-value (4.188) is greater than the table Value
F (3.041) at 0.05 level of significance; Hence the null hypothesis, "there is no significant
difference among the socio emotional climate of teachers" based on their pe of school is
rejected. Comparing the socio emotional climate of private and Govt School teachers. Aided
school teachers have high socio emotional climate than the her two groups.
Null Hypothesis -5
There is no significant difference between the socio emotional climate of single and joint
family teachers.
Table -4.4.5
Test of significance of mean difference between the socio emotional climate of single
and joint family of school teachers.
Table (4.4.5) shows that the calculated t-value (1.647) is less than the table Value
F1.96) at 0.05 level of significance. Hence the null hypothesis, "there is no significant
difference between the socio emotional climate of single and joint family school teachers" is
accepted.
Null Hypothesis -6
Table-4.4.6
Analysis of variance obtained for socio emotional climate of teachers base on their
educational qualification.
UG 5 49.4
Educational PG 81 46.938 Not
qualificatio M.PHIL 79 45.063 1.469 2.417 significant
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Table (4.4.6) shows that the calculated F-value (1.469) is less than the table Value F
(2.417) at 0.05 level of significance. Hence the null hypothesis, there is no Significant
difference among the socio emotional climate of teachers based on their educational
qualification" is accepted.
Table-4.4.7
Analysis of variance obtained for socio emotional climate of teachers based on their work
experience.
Table (4.4.7) shows that the calculated F- value (9.736) is greater than the table Value
'F' (3.041) at 0.05 level of significance Hence the null hypothesis. "there is no significant
difference among the socio emotional climate of teachers" based on their work experience is
rejected. Comparing the work experience of school teachers with teachers who have above 3
yrs have high socio emotional climate then the other two groups.
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Grand Total
Among the six value, theoretical values have 86.32 mean, Economic values have 88.75 mean,
Aesthetic values have 94.19 mean, social values have 91.01 mean, political values have 84.1
mean, Religious values have 80.28mean.