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Adzma S. Intimani
Romarie M. Omaguing
Mhudzmar M. Talib
Marnel L. Bansalan
Alvin A. Hasan
THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF INDECENT DRESSING ON ACADEMIC
PERFORMANCE AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS
OF STUDENTS IN ISABELA CITY NATIONAL
HIGH SCHOOL CAMPUS
Review Related Literature about Negative Effects of Indecent
Dressing of Students
(INTERNATIONAL)
IMPACT OF INDECENT DRESSING ON THE ACADEMIC
PERFORMANCE OF STUDENTS OF COLLEGE EDUCATION,
KATSINA ALA IN BENUE STATE—NIGERIA
According to Omede (2011) and Issacson (2000) this study revealed that
indecent dressing leads to a loss of respect for lecturers. It makes students
lose time writing assignments and spend much time in parties and other
social functions. It drives students into sex for grades, low grades, school
drop-outs, examination malpractices, and other major negative impact
includes an initiation into dangerous groups, and seduction of lecturers to
trade their bodies for marks in the case of the female students.
The descriptive data in Table 2 indicates that the respondents agreed with items with a
mean score ranging from 3.53-3.97 and SD of 0.80-1.34. However, it could be seen
that the respondents rated items 14, 15, 19-21 as the major consequence of indecent
dressing on the academic performance of students. Further, the grand mean of 3.68
which is above the cut-off mean of 3.50 showed that the respondents are aware of the
negative consequences of indecent dressing on their academic performance.
INDECENT DRESSING ON UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS OF
UNIVERSITY OF UYO,UYO NIGERIA
Okeoma is of the opinion that the mass media and the issue of
modeling is the prime influence of modern day dressing patterns
among the youths. Bandura accepted that the mass media plays a
significant role in the behavior pattern of the youths. He argued also
that people learn through observation and tries to model (copy) the
behaviors they see and this occurs in two ways, through immitation
and identification.
The result in the above table shows that 134(59.8%) of the respondents agreed
that young people copy most of their dress code from models on television,
146(65.8%) indicated that the mass media help in promoting indecent dressing
in the society, 132(58.9%) said indecent dressing reflects an individual’s role
model’s value. 114(50.9%) indicated that even people that do not have access
to the mass media still dress indecently. In summary, it was found that
132(58.9%) of the respondents agreed that the mass media contribute to
indecent dressing while 92(41.1%) had a contrary view.
INDECENT DRESSING AMONG STUDENTS;
EFFECTS AND SOLUTION