A Comparative Study of Emotional Stability and Confidence Level of Wards of Civil and Army Personnel of Secondary Level Schools in Delhi and Ncr ##plugins.themes.bootstrap3.article.main## Abstract Children vary in their capabilities, talents, intelligence, cognitive aspects and potentials. These variations depend on a number of factors. Some are genetic and some may be due to the environment. Does the transfer of school from one school to another within a city any effect on children? Similarly, personnel working in a number of professions have to move from one place to another due to transfer. In these circumstances, their wards have to shift to a new school or in other words change of theirschool. This may be due to change of place or change in the job/workplace or transfer of parent(s). Are these variations in the wards get affected by transferable jobs of the parents? Due to frequent transfers of Army personnel, the family also needs to shift, so the children. Each transfer exposes the child to different situations, conditions, school, peer group and environment. The present study is an attempt to investigate the change/ difference in Emotional Stability and Confidence Level of wards of Army personnel and also study with the wards of civil personnel in a comparative perspective. Normative Survey Method used to collect data on students of upper elementary level i.e., classes VI to VII of Army Public Schools and Public Schools located in Delhi and NCR. The sample consisted of 264 students comprising of 134 boys and 130 girls. The investigator used following standardized tools for data collection- (a) Self Confidence Inventory developed by Dr. Rekha Gupta (2013) (b) Emotional Stability Test for Students by Singh and Sengupta (2005) Statistical techniques used were Percentage Analysis. References Breckenridge, E.M. and Vincent, E.L. (1965). Child Development. Philadelphia, Saunders. Dhaliwal, Kaur, N. and Meenakshi (2015). Conflict Management Behaviour and Emotional Intelligence of Secondary Schools. Prachi Journal of Psycho-Cultural Dimensions, 31(2), 140-148. Joshi, Parul, and Kang, Kaur,T. (2015). Locale and Gender as Determinants of Emotional Intelligence among Adolescents. Prachi Journal of Psycho-Cultural Dimensions, 31(2), 152-158. Mohanty, N. , Dash, SS and Sahoo, P. (2015). Effects of School Type and Gender on Self Concept, Emotional Maturity and Academic Anxiety of Adolescents. Behavioral Scientist, 16(1), 43-51. Singh, AK (2015). Self Efficacy Beliefs and Emotional Intelligence as Determinants of Academic Achievement Among +2 Students. Behavioral Scientist, 16(1), 65-71. Sharma, Kishori, L., and Sharma, A.P. (2014). Effective Intervention Strategies for School Students: Developing Emotional and Social Competence of School Students. Gyanodaya, 7(2), 1-5. Shelly, U, and Appachu, G. (2013). Emotional Intelligence of Adolescent Girl Students and Their Academic Achievement, Behavioral Scientist, 14(2), 155-160. Lakhani, B. (2013). Emotional, Social and Educational Adjustment of Adolescents, Psycho-Lingua, 43(1), 77-80. Bhatnagar, Nigam, Mansoori and Sultana (2016). Childhood and Growing Up, Meerut, R. Lall Publications, 102-110Frandsen, A. N. (1961). Educational psychology: The principles of learning in teaching. New York: McGraw-Hill. Agnihotri, R. (1985). Effects of Sub-Culture Affiliation and Sex on Self Confidence. Paper presented at the International Seminar on Cross Culture Perspectives on Problems of National Relevance,Aligarh Muslim University. Basavanna, M. (1975). Manual for the Self Confidence Inventory, Varanasi: Rupa Pschological Centre. Lakhani, B. and Mathur, M. (2015) Effect of Emotional Competence on Leadership Effectiveness Prachi Journal of Psycho-Cultural Dimensions, 31(2), 127-132. Ramalingam, Panch, (2013). Educational Psychology, Cognitive Processes and Moral Development, 164. Swatos, William H & Kivisto, Peter & Hartford Theological Seminary. Center for Social and Religious Research (1998). Encyclopedia of religion and society. AltaMira Press, Walnut Creek, Calif Download Article Download PDF Submission Details Published: 2019-12-31 Issue: Volume - 5 (2019) Section: Article Authors Kriti Guleria Author Biography Assistant ProfessorArmy Institute of EducationGreater Noida, U.P. Keywords Emotional Stability, Confidence Level