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Effect of Environment and Well-Being among Tribal and Non-Tribal


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This study presents the positive and negative impacts of environment regarding attitudes and behaviours among adolescents. And the study leads to insist on the importance of bringing the resolution in the curriculum to increase environmentalism in society of tribal and non tribal both groups. The study reported attitudes towards environment among tribal and non tribal group so it is essential that individuals somehow cause environmental problems should be aware of their Responsibility in solving these problems non tribal group should remind reminder about for this there should be a practice a successful environmental training at all stages of education, based on the findings of the some researches. It is seen that the best educational stage to provide environmental training efficiency in adolescence.

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Environment, Well-Being, Aggression, Tribal and Non-Tribal.
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Pratibha Singh
Department ofPsychology, Veer Kunwar Singh University, Ara, Bihar, India

Abstract


This study presents the positive and negative impacts of environment regarding attitudes and behaviours among adolescents. And the study leads to insist on the importance of bringing the resolution in the curriculum to increase environmentalism in society of tribal and non tribal both groups. The study reported attitudes towards environment among tribal and non tribal group so it is essential that individuals somehow cause environmental problems should be aware of their Responsibility in solving these problems non tribal group should remind reminder about for this there should be a practice a successful environmental training at all stages of education, based on the findings of the some researches. It is seen that the best educational stage to provide environmental training efficiency in adolescence.

Keywords


Environment, Well-Being, Aggression, Tribal and Non-Tribal.

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