Relationship of social stratification and competitive anxiety among kabaddi players of Punjab
Keywords:
Socioeconomic status, competitive anxietyAbstract
The present study was aimed to investigate the relationship of social stratification (socio- economic) and competitive anxiety among male and female players of kabaddi of Punjab. To complete the research work of the researcher has selected fifty male and fifty female subjects from the different institutes of Punjab by using the purposive sampling technique. Findings pertaining to the study resolved with negative correlation in male and female kabaddi players between socioeconomic status and competitive anxiety. SPSS was used as a statistical tool to find out the correlation of the social stratification (socioeconomic) and competitive anxiety in male and female players of kabaddi of Punjab. Pearson correlation was used and level of significance level sets of 0.05 levels.
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