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International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Invention
ISSN (Online): 2319 – 7722, ISSN (Print): 2319 – 7714
www.ijhssi.org Volume 3 Issue 12 ǁ December. 2014 ǁ PP.01-04
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Moral Judgment of Adolescents In Relation To Their School
Environment
Ms. Poonam Choudhary1
,Dr. Madhuri2
1
(Lecturer in GSSS Karola,Gurgaon, India)
2
(Assistant Proffesor, department of Education, M.D.U. Rohtak, India)
ABSTRACT : The present study aims to study Moral judgment of adolescent students in relation to their
school environment. The result of the present study revealed that there is positive relationship between moral
judgments on the basis of dimensions such as creative stimulation, cognitive
encouragement,permissiveness,acceptance and control of the school environment of adolescent students.
KEY WORDS: Moral judgment, School environment.
I. INTRODUCTION
Man is a social being. His rights and duties of action rise out of his relation to other person in society.
So, Moral Judgment apart from society is inconceivable. Moral Judgment is always accompanied by the sense
of duty or moral obligation. It is the judgment which deals with the moral values or quality of an action. It
comprises of self-control, self-awareness, skill and insight, reaction to the authority of parents and cultural
mores. Some researchers in the psychological field believe that moral judgments are considered to be the result
of several cognitive processes (Keltner, Horberg&Oveis ,2006). It evaluates the rightness or wrongness of our
actions.Adolescent period of life cycle is very important for biological, sociological and psychological growth
of human being. Adolescence is the stage of preparation for playing the role of an ideal adult of the society.
With the development of their intellectual abilities, moral thinking and reasoning, they can make sound moral
judgment. They can see themselves better from others people’s view points and are more sensitive to what
others think of them. So, it is essential to develop moral judgment ability of adolescents sothat they can see their
rights in clear prospective with right of others and relationship of one’s own future, well being and also take
decision for the betterment of humanity rather than for its destruction.
Home and school provides conductive and inspiring environment to adolescent to judge their actions
properly for themselves as well as for the society.Researches indicated that home and school environment
affects the moral judgment of students. Duncan, Magnuson& Ludwig ( 2004) have pointed out the estimates of
theeffects of different influences (e.g., parenting, neighborhoods, schools) on adolescent development. Family
and school also play a remarkable role to develop the moral judgment ability of the adolescents.Taj and Prabhu,
K.H. (2013) studied in relation to their family relationship and found significant positive relationship between
Moral Judgment and family relationship of secondary school students. Rest and Narveez(1991) reviewed
research using the Defining Issue Test (DIT) of moral judgment on the effect of college upon moral judgment
development and found that there is “college effect” that is, that gains in Moral Judgment are associated with
going to college.Hing Keung Ma (2012) studied moral competence as a positive youth development construct:
A conceptual and concluding some practical ways to promote moral competence. School based programs are
effective in the promotion of moral competence.Gupta P. and Pooja (2010) studied Moral Judgment ability of
Pre adolescent children’s of public school and found that maturity is a necessary criterion for development of
moral judgment ability and also found that mother and father education provide a permanent effect on child’s
moral judgment. The adolescent learn in a school is truism. Not only they learn occupationally valuable literacy
and computational skills but they learn about ethics, citizenship, adequate judgment of people’s actions. They
learn to evaluate rightness or wrongness about people’s actions. Present day, youth is involved in many immoral
acts, studying the moral judgment of youth can help in preventing such type of problems. So, it becomes
essential to study moral judgment of adolescents in relation to their school environment.
II. OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
The study was carried out with the following objectives:
[1] To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and creative stimulation
dimension of School Environment.
[2] To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and cognitive encouragement
dimension of school environment.
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[3] To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and permissiveness dimension
of school environment.
[4] To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and acceptance dimension of
school environment.
[5] To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and rejection dimension of
school environment.
[6] To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and control dimension of
school environment.
III. HYPOTHESES OF THE STUDY
In order to realize the objectives of the study, the following null hypotheses were formulated:
[1] There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment and creative stimulation dimension of
School Environment of adolescent students.
[2] There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment and cognitive encouragement
dimension of School Environment of adolescent students.
[3] There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment and permissiveness dimension of
School environment of adolescent students.
[4] There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment and acceptance dimension of School
environment of adolescent students.
[5] There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment and rejection dimension of School
environment of adolescent students.
[6] There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment and control dimension of School
environment of adolescent students.
IV. METHODOLOGY
Keeping in view the nature and purpose of the study, investigator adopted a descriptive survey
method to carry out the study. This method deals with what exists at present and it describes and interprets the
current prevailing.
SAMPLE: In the present study, stratified random sampling technique was used to select the sample of 500
Adolescent students of government senior secondary school affiliated to H.B.S.E. from 5 districts of South
Haryana.
TOOLS USED:
For this study the investigator used the following tools:
 Moral Judgment Test for Adolescents (Hindi) by Km.Ranjana Gupta
 School Environment Inventory (Hindi) by Dr. Karuna Shankar Mishra.
Analysis and Interpretation of the Data :The analysis and interpretation of the data was done by Computing
Mean, Standard Deviation (S.D.) and correlation and the results are given in the following sections:
Section I:Relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and creative stimulation of School
Environment.
Objective 1:To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and creative stimulation
dimension of School Environment.
Table 1
Variable No. of Students Mean Correlation Significance
Level
Moral Judgment 500 90.4100 .545 .01
School Environment(Creative
Stimulation)
500 39.2500
From table1, it is clearly evident that coefficient of correlation between Moral Judgment and School
Environment on the basis of creative stimulation of adolescent students is .545 which is significant at 0.01 level
of significance with 498 df.So, the hypothesis “There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment
and creative stimulation dimension of School Environment of adolescent students” is rejected.
Section II:Relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and cognitive encouragement of
school environment.
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Objective 2:To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and cognitive
encouragement dimension of School Environment.
Table 2
Variable No. of Students Mean Correlation Significance
Level
Moral Judgment 500 90.4100 .178 .01
School Environment (Cognitive
Encouragement)
500 28.3460
From table 2, it is clearly evident that coefficient of correlation between Moral Judgment and School
Environment on the basis of cognitive encouragement of adolescent students is .178 which is significant at 0.01
level of significance with 498 df.So, the hypothesis “There exists no significant relationship between Moral
Judgment and cognitive encouragement dimension of School Environment of adolescent students” is rejected.
Section III:Relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and Permissiveness of School
Environment.
Objective 3:To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and permissiveness
dimension of School Environment.
Table 3
Variable No. of Students Mean Correlation Significance
Level
Moral Judgment 500 90.4100 .290 .01
School Environment
(Permissiveness)
500 28.9460
From table 3, it is clearly evident that coefficient of correlation between Moral Judgment and School
Environment on the basis ofpermissiveness of adolescent students is .290 which is significant at 0.01 level of
significance with 498 df.So, the hypothesis “There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment
and permissiveness dimension of School Environment of adolescent students” is rejected.
Section IV:Relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and acceptance of school
environment.
Objective 4:To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and acceptance
dimension of School Environment.
Table 4
Variable No. of Students Mean Correlation Significance Level
Moral Judgment 500 90.4100 .146 .01
School Environment (Acceptance) 500 29.8740
From table 4, it is clearly evident that coefficient of correlation between Moral Judgment and School
Environment on the basis of acceptance of adolescent students is .146 which is significant at 0.01 level of
significance with 498 df.So, the hypothesis “There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment
and acceptancedimension of School Environment of adolescent students” is rejected.
Section V:Relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and rejection of school environment.
Objective 5:To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and rejection dimension
of School Environment.
Table 5
Variable No. of Students Mean Correlation Significance Level
Moral Judgment 500 90.4100 -.408 .01
School Environment (Rejection) 500 23.0820
From table 5, it is clearly evident that coefficient of correlation between Moral Judgment and School
Environment on the basis of rejection of adolescent students is -.408 which is significant at 0.01 level of
significance with 498 df. So, the hypothesis “There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment
and rejection dimension of School Environment of adolescent students” is rejected.
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Section VI:Relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and control of school environment.
Objective 6:To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and control dimension of
School Environment.
Table 6
Variable No. of Students Mean Correlation Significance
Level
Moral Judgment 500 90.4100 .345 .01
School Environment (Control) 500 28.3280
From table 6, it is clearly evident that coefficient of correlation between Moral Judgment and School
Environment on the basis of control of adolescent students is .345 which is significant at 0.01 level of
significance with 498 df.So, the hypothesis “There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment
and control dimension of School Environment of adolescent students” is rejected.
V. CONCLUSION:
Present study is an attempt in the direction of finding a significant relationship between moral
judgments and school environment of adolescent students. It is observed that all dimensions except rejection of
the school environment havesignificant positiverelationship with moral judgment of adolescent students. So,we
can say that moral judgment competence can be improved by providing conducive and favorable environment to
adolescents.It is always very important for parents and teachers to given them such type of environment in
which they can improve their actions and decisions to make their own futureand also can add peace and success
to the society.
REFERENCES:
[1] Duncan, G.J., Magnuson, K.& Ludwig, J. (2004). The endogeneity problem in developmental studies. Research in
Human Development, 1, 59–80.
[2] Gupta, P. andPuja ( 2010). A Study on Moral Judgment Ability of Pre-adolescent Children (9-11Year) of Public
Schools." International Journal of Education and Allied Sciences ,July-Dec. 2010, Volume 2, No. 2, pp. 73-86 ,ISSN-
0975-8380, Online ISSN-2231-4733.
[3] Hing Keung Ma (2012). Moral Competence as a Positive Youth Development Construct: A Conceptual. The Scientific
World Journal, Impact Factor 1.730 Volume 2012 (2012),Hindawi Publishing Corporation. Article ID 590163, 8
pages.http://dx.doi.org/10.1 100/2012/590163
[4] Keltner, D., Horberg, E., &Oveis, C. (2006). Emotions as moral intuitions Affect in social thinking and
[5] behavior. In Forgas, J. (Ed.).(pp. 161-175). New York: Psychology Press.
[6] Rest, J. & Narvaez, D. (1991).The college experience and moral development.In W. M.Kurtines and J.
[7] L. Gewirtz (Eds.), Hand book of moral behavior and development (pp. 229-246). Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum.
Taj, H.And Prabhu, K. H. (2013). A Study Of Moral Judgement Of Secondary School Students In Relation To Their Family
Relationship ,Journal: Indian Streams Research Journalissn/Eissn: 22307850 Year: 2013 Volume: Iii Issue: Ii Pages: 2174 .Publisher: Indian
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  • 1. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Invention ISSN (Online): 2319 – 7722, ISSN (Print): 2319 – 7714 www.ijhssi.org Volume 3 Issue 12 ǁ December. 2014 ǁ PP.01-04 www.ijhssi.org 1 | Page Moral Judgment of Adolescents In Relation To Their School Environment Ms. Poonam Choudhary1 ,Dr. Madhuri2 1 (Lecturer in GSSS Karola,Gurgaon, India) 2 (Assistant Proffesor, department of Education, M.D.U. Rohtak, India) ABSTRACT : The present study aims to study Moral judgment of adolescent students in relation to their school environment. The result of the present study revealed that there is positive relationship between moral judgments on the basis of dimensions such as creative stimulation, cognitive encouragement,permissiveness,acceptance and control of the school environment of adolescent students. KEY WORDS: Moral judgment, School environment. I. INTRODUCTION Man is a social being. His rights and duties of action rise out of his relation to other person in society. So, Moral Judgment apart from society is inconceivable. Moral Judgment is always accompanied by the sense of duty or moral obligation. It is the judgment which deals with the moral values or quality of an action. It comprises of self-control, self-awareness, skill and insight, reaction to the authority of parents and cultural mores. Some researchers in the psychological field believe that moral judgments are considered to be the result of several cognitive processes (Keltner, Horberg&Oveis ,2006). It evaluates the rightness or wrongness of our actions.Adolescent period of life cycle is very important for biological, sociological and psychological growth of human being. Adolescence is the stage of preparation for playing the role of an ideal adult of the society. With the development of their intellectual abilities, moral thinking and reasoning, they can make sound moral judgment. They can see themselves better from others people’s view points and are more sensitive to what others think of them. So, it is essential to develop moral judgment ability of adolescents sothat they can see their rights in clear prospective with right of others and relationship of one’s own future, well being and also take decision for the betterment of humanity rather than for its destruction. Home and school provides conductive and inspiring environment to adolescent to judge their actions properly for themselves as well as for the society.Researches indicated that home and school environment affects the moral judgment of students. Duncan, Magnuson& Ludwig ( 2004) have pointed out the estimates of theeffects of different influences (e.g., parenting, neighborhoods, schools) on adolescent development. Family and school also play a remarkable role to develop the moral judgment ability of the adolescents.Taj and Prabhu, K.H. (2013) studied in relation to their family relationship and found significant positive relationship between Moral Judgment and family relationship of secondary school students. Rest and Narveez(1991) reviewed research using the Defining Issue Test (DIT) of moral judgment on the effect of college upon moral judgment development and found that there is “college effect” that is, that gains in Moral Judgment are associated with going to college.Hing Keung Ma (2012) studied moral competence as a positive youth development construct: A conceptual and concluding some practical ways to promote moral competence. School based programs are effective in the promotion of moral competence.Gupta P. and Pooja (2010) studied Moral Judgment ability of Pre adolescent children’s of public school and found that maturity is a necessary criterion for development of moral judgment ability and also found that mother and father education provide a permanent effect on child’s moral judgment. The adolescent learn in a school is truism. Not only they learn occupationally valuable literacy and computational skills but they learn about ethics, citizenship, adequate judgment of people’s actions. They learn to evaluate rightness or wrongness about people’s actions. Present day, youth is involved in many immoral acts, studying the moral judgment of youth can help in preventing such type of problems. So, it becomes essential to study moral judgment of adolescents in relation to their school environment. II. OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY The study was carried out with the following objectives: [1] To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and creative stimulation dimension of School Environment. [2] To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and cognitive encouragement dimension of school environment.
  • 2. Moral Judgment Of Adolescents In Relation… www.ijhssi.org 2 | Page [3] To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and permissiveness dimension of school environment. [4] To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and acceptance dimension of school environment. [5] To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and rejection dimension of school environment. [6] To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and control dimension of school environment. III. HYPOTHESES OF THE STUDY In order to realize the objectives of the study, the following null hypotheses were formulated: [1] There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment and creative stimulation dimension of School Environment of adolescent students. [2] There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment and cognitive encouragement dimension of School Environment of adolescent students. [3] There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment and permissiveness dimension of School environment of adolescent students. [4] There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment and acceptance dimension of School environment of adolescent students. [5] There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment and rejection dimension of School environment of adolescent students. [6] There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment and control dimension of School environment of adolescent students. IV. METHODOLOGY Keeping in view the nature and purpose of the study, investigator adopted a descriptive survey method to carry out the study. This method deals with what exists at present and it describes and interprets the current prevailing. SAMPLE: In the present study, stratified random sampling technique was used to select the sample of 500 Adolescent students of government senior secondary school affiliated to H.B.S.E. from 5 districts of South Haryana. TOOLS USED: For this study the investigator used the following tools:  Moral Judgment Test for Adolescents (Hindi) by Km.Ranjana Gupta  School Environment Inventory (Hindi) by Dr. Karuna Shankar Mishra. Analysis and Interpretation of the Data :The analysis and interpretation of the data was done by Computing Mean, Standard Deviation (S.D.) and correlation and the results are given in the following sections: Section I:Relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and creative stimulation of School Environment. Objective 1:To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and creative stimulation dimension of School Environment. Table 1 Variable No. of Students Mean Correlation Significance Level Moral Judgment 500 90.4100 .545 .01 School Environment(Creative Stimulation) 500 39.2500 From table1, it is clearly evident that coefficient of correlation between Moral Judgment and School Environment on the basis of creative stimulation of adolescent students is .545 which is significant at 0.01 level of significance with 498 df.So, the hypothesis “There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment and creative stimulation dimension of School Environment of adolescent students” is rejected. Section II:Relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and cognitive encouragement of school environment.
  • 3. Moral Judgment Of Adolescents In Relation… www.ijhssi.org 3 | Page Objective 2:To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and cognitive encouragement dimension of School Environment. Table 2 Variable No. of Students Mean Correlation Significance Level Moral Judgment 500 90.4100 .178 .01 School Environment (Cognitive Encouragement) 500 28.3460 From table 2, it is clearly evident that coefficient of correlation between Moral Judgment and School Environment on the basis of cognitive encouragement of adolescent students is .178 which is significant at 0.01 level of significance with 498 df.So, the hypothesis “There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment and cognitive encouragement dimension of School Environment of adolescent students” is rejected. Section III:Relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and Permissiveness of School Environment. Objective 3:To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and permissiveness dimension of School Environment. Table 3 Variable No. of Students Mean Correlation Significance Level Moral Judgment 500 90.4100 .290 .01 School Environment (Permissiveness) 500 28.9460 From table 3, it is clearly evident that coefficient of correlation between Moral Judgment and School Environment on the basis ofpermissiveness of adolescent students is .290 which is significant at 0.01 level of significance with 498 df.So, the hypothesis “There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment and permissiveness dimension of School Environment of adolescent students” is rejected. Section IV:Relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and acceptance of school environment. Objective 4:To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and acceptance dimension of School Environment. Table 4 Variable No. of Students Mean Correlation Significance Level Moral Judgment 500 90.4100 .146 .01 School Environment (Acceptance) 500 29.8740 From table 4, it is clearly evident that coefficient of correlation between Moral Judgment and School Environment on the basis of acceptance of adolescent students is .146 which is significant at 0.01 level of significance with 498 df.So, the hypothesis “There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment and acceptancedimension of School Environment of adolescent students” is rejected. Section V:Relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and rejection of school environment. Objective 5:To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and rejection dimension of School Environment. Table 5 Variable No. of Students Mean Correlation Significance Level Moral Judgment 500 90.4100 -.408 .01 School Environment (Rejection) 500 23.0820 From table 5, it is clearly evident that coefficient of correlation between Moral Judgment and School Environment on the basis of rejection of adolescent students is -.408 which is significant at 0.01 level of significance with 498 df. So, the hypothesis “There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment and rejection dimension of School Environment of adolescent students” is rejected.
  • 4. Moral Judgment Of Adolescents In Relation… www.ijhssi.org 4 | Page Section VI:Relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and control of school environment. Objective 6:To study the relationship between Moral Judgment of adolescent students and control dimension of School Environment. Table 6 Variable No. of Students Mean Correlation Significance Level Moral Judgment 500 90.4100 .345 .01 School Environment (Control) 500 28.3280 From table 6, it is clearly evident that coefficient of correlation between Moral Judgment and School Environment on the basis of control of adolescent students is .345 which is significant at 0.01 level of significance with 498 df.So, the hypothesis “There exists no significant relationship between Moral Judgment and control dimension of School Environment of adolescent students” is rejected. V. CONCLUSION: Present study is an attempt in the direction of finding a significant relationship between moral judgments and school environment of adolescent students. It is observed that all dimensions except rejection of the school environment havesignificant positiverelationship with moral judgment of adolescent students. So,we can say that moral judgment competence can be improved by providing conducive and favorable environment to adolescents.It is always very important for parents and teachers to given them such type of environment in which they can improve their actions and decisions to make their own futureand also can add peace and success to the society. REFERENCES: [1] Duncan, G.J., Magnuson, K.& Ludwig, J. (2004). The endogeneity problem in developmental studies. Research in Human Development, 1, 59–80. [2] Gupta, P. andPuja ( 2010). A Study on Moral Judgment Ability of Pre-adolescent Children (9-11Year) of Public Schools." International Journal of Education and Allied Sciences ,July-Dec. 2010, Volume 2, No. 2, pp. 73-86 ,ISSN- 0975-8380, Online ISSN-2231-4733. [3] Hing Keung Ma (2012). Moral Competence as a Positive Youth Development Construct: A Conceptual. The Scientific World Journal, Impact Factor 1.730 Volume 2012 (2012),Hindawi Publishing Corporation. Article ID 590163, 8 pages.http://dx.doi.org/10.1 100/2012/590163 [4] Keltner, D., Horberg, E., &Oveis, C. (2006). Emotions as moral intuitions Affect in social thinking and [5] behavior. In Forgas, J. (Ed.).(pp. 161-175). New York: Psychology Press. [6] Rest, J. & Narvaez, D. (1991).The college experience and moral development.In W. M.Kurtines and J. [7] L. Gewirtz (Eds.), Hand book of moral behavior and development (pp. 229-246). Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum. Taj, H.And Prabhu, K. H. (2013). A Study Of Moral Judgement Of Secondary School Students In Relation To Their Family Relationship ,Journal: Indian Streams Research Journalissn/Eissn: 22307850 Year: 2013 Volume: Iii Issue: Ii Pages: 2174 .Publisher: Indian Streams Research Journal.