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Volume : II, Issue : II, March - 2012 Relation Between Development of Shape Concept and Socio- Economic Status, Sex and Area of Residence Sambhaji B. Waghmare Published By : Laxmi Book Publication Abstract : Present research undertaken to find out the relation between development of shape concept and
Socio- Economic status, sex and Area of residence. The total sample consisted 400 subjects. 200 subject were
from urban area and 200 subjects were from rural area. Male- Female ratio was 1:1. The age range of
subjects was 6 to 7 years .
The main variables of present research study relate to concepts. High socio- Economic status
subjects and low socio- Economic status subject both rural and urban areas of a Aurangabad district in
Maharashtra were incorporated in the study. Hanfmann- Kassanin concept formation test was used for data
collection. Results were analyzed by applying three- way ANOVA. Keywords : Article : Cite This Article : Sambhaji B. Waghmare, (2012). Relation Between Development of Shape Concept and Socio- Economic Status, Sex and Area of Residence. Indian Streams Research Journal, Vol. II, Issue. II, http://oldisrj.lbp.world/UploadedData/790.pdf References : - AL-Fakhri, S. (1972 b) Development of concept of speed among Iraqi children in Dasen Pierre (1972). Piagetian Psychology: Cross-cultural contribution. Gardner Press, Inc., New Yark.
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