Extent of manifestation of pupils' behavioral problems: its perceived effect effect on their academic performance.

By:

Jo, Ma. Luna

Material type: Article

ArticleDumaguete City Foundation University, 2017Description: 58Subject(s):

Problem children -- Behavior modification -- Study and teaching

DDC classification:

J57 2017

Summary: Identifies the extent of manifestation of pupils' behavioral problems and its perceived effect on their academic performance; study reveals that the sex of the respondents is significantly related to their manifested behavior where in male pupils misbehave than female pupils.

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Identifies the extent of manifestation of pupils' behavioral problems and its perceived effect on their academic performance; study reveals that the sex of the respondents is significantly related to their manifested behavior where in male pupils misbehave than female pupils.

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