ArticleJournal of education and health promotion2022
Role of life-skills and attitude toward alcohol abuse in predicting academic achievement of school students.
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- Effectiveness of a life skills intervention to forestall alcohol use among tribal adolescents in Gujarat, Meghalaya and Tamil Nadu, India: A Non-randomized study.Indian journal of psychiatry · 2026Article
- Alcohol use disorder research in India: An update.Indian journal of psychiatry · 2024Review
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Abstract
backgroundLife skills are crucial for young adults to lead a successful, satisfying, and productive life. There is enough evidence suggesting a positive relationship between life skills and academic performance. Substance abuse among adolescents is a common problem that often leads to academic disorientation and delinquent behavior. This study aimed to determine whether life skills and attitudes toward alcohol abuse predicted school students' academic achievement. MATERIAL AND
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resultLife skills and attitude toward alcohol abuse significantly predict students' academic achievement. 15.3% variance in academic achievements of the students was explained by life skills and attitude toward alcohol abuse. Further, the
conclusionThe finding shows that there was a significant relationship between academic achievement and life skills and attitude toward alcohol abuse of school students. Life skills and attitude toward alcohol abuse predicted 15.3% of the variance in academic achievement.
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