Stress and Time Management

Population of the present study was the eleventh class school students of Thiruvallur district. The data were collected from 523 subjects of Higher Secondary students drawn from ten schools adopting random sampling technique.In the present study, following statistical techniques were used 1. Item Analysis - Pilot Study 2. Factor Analysis - Pilot Study 3. Descriptive Analysis (Mean, Standard Deviation) 4. Differential Analysis (t-values, F-ratios) 5. Association Analysis (Chi square values) 6. Stepwise Multiple Correlation and Regression Analysis I express my sincere gratitude to Dr. D. Kumaran, Formerly President, Faculty of Teaching, Formerly Professor and Head, for supervising this research study in M.Phil. (Education) course.

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M. Balamurugan is a Faculty at Government College of Education, Pudukkottai, Tamil Nadu, India. He hold a Ph.D. in Education from University of Madras, India, and conceded UGC NET in Education. His experience in the field of academics at various levels of teacher education extends over a period of 15 years.