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Psycho-Social Correlates of Education


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Correlates are dependent relationships between aspects of education and other variables in the main. The objectives of this paper are identifying the psychological and social aspects that have useful bearings on education of an individual. Education is a continual process and we learn every moment in life. Sometimes our old values as well as old concepts are replaced by new enhanced knowledge in any field of study,

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Psycho-Social, Correlates.
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Baidya Nath Gupta
Dept. of Education, NITTTR, Kolkata-700 106., India

Abstract


Correlates are dependent relationships between aspects of education and other variables in the main. The objectives of this paper are identifying the psychological and social aspects that have useful bearings on education of an individual. Education is a continual process and we learn every moment in life. Sometimes our old values as well as old concepts are replaced by new enhanced knowledge in any field of study,

Keywords


Psycho-Social, Correlates.

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