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    This document analyzes the emotional maturity of student teachers based on age and marital status. It finds: 1) The mean emotional maturity score for student teachers 25 years and below is 185.74 and for those above 25 is 192.30. There is no significant difference between the groups. 2) The mean score for married student teachers is 198.64 and for unmarried is 187.27. The difference is significant, suggesting unmarried students have less stable emotional maturity. 3) Previous research also found no influence of age on emotional maturity. Marital status does influence emotional maturity, with married students found to be psychologically, physically, and mentally healthier.

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    This document analyzes the emotional maturity of student teachers based on age and marital status. It finds: 1) The mean emotional maturity score for student teachers 25 years and below is 185.74 and for those above 25 is 192.30. There is no significant difference between the groups. 2) The mean score for married student teachers is 198.64 and for unmarried is 187.27. The difference is significant, suggesting unmarried students have less stable emotional maturity. 3) Previous research also found no influence of age on emotional maturity. Marital status does influence emotional maturity, with married students found to be psychologically, physically, and mentally healthier.

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    This document analyzes the emotional maturity of student teachers based on age and marital status. It finds: 1) The mean emotional maturity score for student teachers 25 years and below is 185.74 and for those above 25 is 192.30. There is no significant difference between the groups. 2) The mean score for married student teachers is 198.64 and for unmarried is 187.27. The difference is significant, suggesting unmarried students have less stable emotional maturity. 3) Previous research also found no influence of age on emotional maturity. Marital status does influence emotional maturity, with married students found to be psychologically, physically, and mentally healthier.

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    3.

    4 Emotional maturity of the Student Teachers: age Wise


    Dependent Independent Age Group N Mean % of Variance t
    Variable Variable Mean
    ANOVA SUMMARY

    Emotional 25 &Below 27 185.74 77.392 527.892 1.236*


    Maturity Age
    Above 25 33 192.30 80.125 509.030
    Source of Variation Sum of Square df Mean Square
    Between Groups 639.495 1 639.495
    Within groups 30014.155 58 517.485
    Total 30653.650 59
    *No Significant at 0.05 level, NB: Accept the Null Hypothesis
    Table 4: Age wise, Emotional Maturity of the Student Teachers

    Fig 4 : Age wise, Emotional Maturity of the Student Teachers


    The mean Emotional Maturity score of the student teachers belonging to age group 25 years
    and below is 185.74 with varience 527.892 and age group of above 25 years is 192.30 with
    varience 509.030. There is n significant difference at 0.05 level, hence we accept the null
    hypothesis.

    In contrast with the present study findings, A. Arya(1984)in his study also found that there is no
    significant influence on age on Emotional Maturity.

    Thus, H02: There would be no significance varience between age wise student teacher group ie i)
    25 years and below and ii) 25 years above with respect to Emotional Maturity.

    3.5 Influence of Marital Status on Emotional Maturity of the Student Teachers


    Dependent Independent Description N Mean % of Variance t
    Variable Variable Mean
    Emotional Marital Married 11 198.64 82.767 461.655 10511*
    Maturity Status
    Unmarried 49 187.27 78.03 518.241
    *Significant at 0.05 level, NB: Reject the Null hypothesis
    Table5 : Influence of Marital Status on Emotional Maturity of the Student Teachers

    Fig5 : Influence of Marital Status on Emotional Maturity of the Student Teachers

    From Table:5, the mean and variance of married shows 198.64 and 461.655 and for unmarried
    it is 187.27 and 518.241 respectively which reflects that unmarried students trainee are slightly
    more unstable in Emotional Maturity than married one, The null hypothesis is rejected as no
    significant at 0.05 level.

    People who are married are healthier in all aspects ( psychologically, physically and mentally)
    than those who are not either single or divorced. This could be because marriage binds a
    human being within the ambit of a fimaly life, It gives a sence of purpose by binding one to
    certain duties, marriage calls for compromise, adjustment and is at times to certain disasters,
    tragedy and pain.

    Hence, H03: There would be no significant difference between married and unmarried student
    teachers with respect to their Emotional Maturity is rejected.

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