Aggression among Annamalai University Students|Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities |Juniper Publishers

Aggression among Annamalai University Students by Mohammad Ami N Wani in JuniperPublishers|Global Journal of Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities

The present study intends to elucidate the level of aggression among university students in Tamil Nadu. For this purpose 100 university students from different courses were randomly selected with equal number of boys and girls. Aggression Questionnaire constructed and standardized by Buss and Perry 1992 was used for the assessment of aggression level among students. Mean and t-test were applied for statistical analysis by using SPSS 16.0 version. The results demonstrated that boys show high level of aggression than girls. Findings also revealed that boys have higher levels of physical as well as verbal aggression than girls. Also anger and hostility was found more among boys than girl students. To sum up, on the basis of our results we conclude that there is significant gender difference in aggression and aggressive behavior

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