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Paper Title: Understanding Aspirational Levels through the Value Patterns in Male Higher Secondary Students
Authors Name: Sanjarul Mollick , Dr. Udayan Mandal
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Abstract: This quantitative study explores the relationship between value patterns and aspirational levels among male higher secondary students. Aspirations play a vital role in shaping students’ academic and career goals, while personal values influence their decisions, priorities, and life choices. The study aims to understand how specific value orientations—such as economic, social, aesthetic, and theoretical values—relate to the aspirations held by male students in the higher secondary level. Using secondary data sources and statistical analysis, the research examines whether certain value patterns are significantly associated with high or low levels of aspiration. The study sample includes data from various schools representing diverse socio-economic backgrounds. Findings indicate that economic and theoretical value patterns are more closely linked with higher aspiration levels, while aesthetic and social values show varied effects. The study also finds that value patterns are influenced by the students' socio-cultural context, parental influence, and academic environment. The results highlight the importance of identifying and nurturing value systems that positively influence students' aspirations. It suggests that educators, parents, and counselors need to be aware of how students’ values affect their goal-setting behaviors and future planning. The study concludes that fostering constructive value patterns among male adolescents can play a crucial role in enhancing their motivation and shaping their future success.
Keywords: Value patterns, Aspiration level, Male students, higher secondary education
Cite Article: "Understanding Aspirational Levels through the Value Patterns in Male Higher Secondary Students", International Journal of Science & Engineering Development Research (www.ijrti.org), ISSN:2455-2631, Vol.10, Issue 4, page no.c584-c589, April-2025, Available :http://www.ijrti.org/papers/IJRTI2504290.pdf
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Country: Bankura, West Bengal, India
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