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HOME ENVIRONMENT AND PUPILS’ PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT IN GHANA.
The study assessed the influence of home environment on pupils’ personality development in
Ghana. The population of this study consisted of all primary school teachers who are also
parents in Ghana. The study adopted a survey research design while simple random sampling
technique was used in selecting the respondents. The instrument for data collection which tagged
“Home Environment and Personality Development Questionnaire (HEPDQ)†was administered
to the respondents and used for the study. The instrument was vetted by the researcher’s
supervisor who is an expert in the field before the reliability test was conducted which produced
the reliability coefficient of 0.84 proving the instrument to be reliable for the study. Data
collected were analyzed using descriptive analysis and Pearson Product Moment Correlation
Analysis. From the results of the data analysis, it was observed that there is significant influence
of family size on the social development of pupils. There is significant influence of parental
social-economic status on moral development of pupils. It was therefore recommended adequate
support should be provided to children with differing socioeconomic backgrounds such as access
to books and school related input. This will improve their academic performance.
Dr. Thompson, N. Richard
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