Sadbhavana-Research Journal of Human Development

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The study Examined the Superstitious behaviour among senior secondary school students in relation to their Academic streams. Data was collected by stratified random sampling technique from a sample of 200 students of secondary schools from Ludhiana districts. The tool used in the study was superstitiousness scale by Dubey & Dixit(2008)'. The data was analysed by employing Mean, SD and t-ratio. Result showed that there exists a significant difference in Superstitious behaviour of boys and girls of senior secondary school students belonging to Medical stream. It was further found that there exists a significant difference in Superstitious behaviour of boys and girls of senior secondary school students belonging to Non-Medical stream. It was further found that there exists significant difference in Superstitious behaviour of boys and girls of senior secondary school students belonging to Arts stream but no-significant difference has been found in Superstitious behaviour of boys and girls of senior secondary school students belonging to commerce.
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