Authors :
Dr. Amitkumar Biradar; Shrikant Kumar; Shashikant Pujari ; Shaheen Shaikh; Sunil Yalameli; Srushti Samagar
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 5 - May
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8047051
Abstract :
A descriptive design was used in this study. It
describes the phenomena in real life situation. It
provides accurate account of the characteristics of
particular individuals, and situation of groups. The
samples consist of 100 children of employed mothers
who fulfill the inclusion criteria are selected.
Convenience sampling technique was used in this study.
Two schools were selected. Before the data collection, the
researcher got the formal permission from the principal
of Oxfordschool at Vijayapur District Karnataka. The
total numbers of students were 450; the survey was
conducted among the students to find out the children of
employed mother. The total numbers of employed
mothers were 55. In Excellent Higher Secondary School
the total number of students were approximately 750,
the survey was conducted among the students to find out
the children of employed mothers. The total number of
employed mothers are 123 in that 45 students were
selected as sample of those who fulfill the inclusion
criteria.
Keywords :
Emotional ,Behavioral ,Problems, Children ,Employed Mother
A descriptive design was used in this study. It
describes the phenomena in real life situation. It
provides accurate account of the characteristics of
particular individuals, and situation of groups. The
samples consist of 100 children of employed mothers
who fulfill the inclusion criteria are selected.
Convenience sampling technique was used in this study.
Two schools were selected. Before the data collection, the
researcher got the formal permission from the principal
of Oxfordschool at Vijayapur District Karnataka. The
total numbers of students were 450; the survey was
conducted among the students to find out the children of
employed mother. The total numbers of employed
mothers were 55. In Excellent Higher Secondary School
the total number of students were approximately 750,
the survey was conducted among the students to find out
the children of employed mothers. The total number of
employed mothers are 123 in that 45 students were
selected as sample of those who fulfill the inclusion
criteria.
Keywords :
Emotional ,Behavioral ,Problems, Children ,Employed Mother
