Impact of religious value and social value (personality needs variables) on college youth

Abstract

The aim of the present study was to see the impact of religious value and social value on college youth which was conducted in Madhubani and Darbhanga districts of Bihar (India). The sample consisted of 300 college youth (200 male & 100 female). Tripathi Personal Preference Schedule (1973) and Personal Data Sheet has been developed by research scholar was use on each of the college youth studying class B. A. were selected randomly. The age range of the college youth was 19–20 years with mean age of 19.6 years. Having a collected the data through the questionnaire schedule. The results revealed that college youth of religious value were significantly difference at .01 level of confidence in the extreme high (N = 25) and the extreme low (N = 25) groups based on Heterosexuality and social value were significant differences at .05 level of confidence in the extreme high (N = 25) and the extreme low (N 25) groups based on Order. Otherwise, other personality need variables i.e. heterosexuality, achievement, deference, autonomy, change, endurance and succorance were not significant at .05 and 0.01 level of confidence.