Irrational Thoughts and their Relationship to Moral Behavior for Teenage Students in Secondary School
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https://doi.org/10.36473/ujhss.v62i1.1980Keywords:
: irrational thoughts, moral behavior, society, studentsAbstract
The current research aimed to identify irrational thoughts and its relationship to moral behavior among adolescent students. A male and female student from secondary schools/fourth preparatory grade, and psychometric characteristics were extracted, the results of the research found that the research sample of adolescent students suffers from a moderate rate of irrational thoughts and a large degree of moral behavior, and there is a direct relationship between irrational thoughts and moral behavior.Irrationality in educational institutions and dissemination of awareness programs within educational institutions.
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