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    This document contains an emotional maturity scale with 48 questions to assess emotional maturity. Respondents are asked to rate each question on a 5-point scale from "Very Much" to "Never". Higher total scores indicate greater emotional immaturity, while lower scores suggest greater stability. The document provides scoring instructions and classification norms, where scores from 0-80 would be considered "Extremely Stable" and 170-140 would be "Extremely unstable". Respondents are asked to provide basic demographic information and confidentially complete the 48-item self-report measure.

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    This document contains an emotional maturity scale with 48 questions to assess emotional maturity. Respondents are asked to rate each question on a 5-point scale from "Very Much" to "Never". Higher total scores indicate greater emotional immaturity, while lower scores suggest greater stability. The document provides scoring instructions and classification norms, where scores from 0-80 would be considered "Extremely Stable" and 170-140 would be "Extremely unstable". Respondents are asked to provide basic demographic information and confidentially complete the 48-item self-report measure.

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    This document contains an emotional maturity scale with 48 questions to assess emotional maturity. Respondents are asked to rate each question on a 5-point scale from "Very Much" to "Never". Higher total scores indicate greater emotional immaturity, while lower scores suggest greater stability. The document provides scoring instructions and classification norms, where scores from 0-80 would be considered "Extremely Stable" and 170-140 would be "Extremely unstable". Respondents are asked to provide basic demographic information and confidentially complete the 48-item self-report measure.

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    Emotional Maturity Scale

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    Kumar Kambri
    This document contains an emotional maturity scale with 48 questions to assess emotional maturity. Respondents are asked to rate each question on a 5-point scale from "Very Much" to "Never". Higher total scores indicate greater emotional immaturity, while lower scores suggest greater stability. The document provides scoring instructions and classification norms, where scores from 0-80 would be considered "Extremely Stable" and 170-140 would be "Extremely unstable". Respondents are asked to provide basic demographic information and confidentially complete the 48-item self-report measure.

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    EMOTIONAL MATURITY SCALE

    Dr. YASHVIR SINGH

    &
    Dr. MAHESH BHARGAVA

    Please fill in the following information


    Name Age
    Income (per month) Rs..
    Occupation,
    Martial Status (Married / Unmarried)

    Community (Village/ Town / City).

    Instruction
    about yourself. Five possible modes
    In the following pages are given forty eight questions
    VM-Very Much; M-Much; UD-Undecided; P-Probably and N-
    of responses are provided, such as

    of the five alternative


    Never. Read each question carefully and mark a tick ( on any one

    content of the question.


    response modes to
    indicate your level of agreement with the particular

    answering, whatever you feel may indicate.


    Do not think too much while

    Confidential
    Your Responses would be kept
    Please turnover the page and start

    C D E TOTAL
    AREA A B

    SCORE
    Much Un- Probably Never
    Very
    much (M) decided (P) (N)
    (VM (UD)
    (A) 1 Are you involved in mental botherations?
    2 Do you get frightened about the coming situations?
    3 Do you stop in the middle of any work?

    4 Do you take the help of other persons to complete your


    personal work?
    5 Is there
    objectives?
    any difference between your
    desires and n
    0
    6 Do you feel within yourself that you are short
    tempered?
    7 Do you feel that you are very stubborn?

    8 Do you feel jealous of other people?

    9 Do you get wild due to anger?

    10 Do you get lost in imagination and day-dream?

    (B) 11 If you fail to achieve your goal, do you feel inferior?

    12 Do you experience a sense of discomfort and lack of n


    peace of mind?

    13 Do you tease against others?

    14 Do you try to put the blame on others for your lapses?

    15 When you do not agree with others, do you start n


    quarrelling with term?

    16 Do you feel yourself as exhausted?

    17 Is, your behaviours more aggressive than your friends


    and others?

    1 8Do you get lost in woolgathering (in the world o f n


    imagination)?
    19 Do you feel that you are self-centred?

    20 Do you feel that you are dissatisfied with yourself?

    (C) 21 Do you have a strained companionship with your n


    friends or colleagues?

    22 Do you hate others?

    23 Do you praise others?

    24 Do you avoid joining social gatherings?


    Very Much Un- Probably Never
    much (M) decided ( P ) (N
    25 Do (VM) (UD)
    you spend much of your time for
    your own sake?
    26 Do you lie?

    27 Do you bluff?

    28 Do you like
    very much to be alone?
    29 Are you
    proud by nature?
    30 Do you shirk from work??

    (D) 31 Even though


    you know
    if you do not know it?
    some work, do you pretend as

    32 Even if you do not know about some work, do you pose


    as if you know it?
    nn

    33 Having known that you are at fault, instead of n


    accepting it, do you try to establish that you are right?

    34 Do you suffer from any kind of fear?

    35 Do you lose your mental balance


    (poise)?
    36 Are you in the habit of stealing of any kind?

    37 you indulge freely without


    Do bothering about moral
    codes of conduct? 000
    38 Are you pessimistic towards life?

    39 Do you have a weak will? (Self-will or determination?) O


    40 Are you intolerant about the views of others?

    (E) 41 Do people consider you as undependable?

    42 Do people disagree with your views?

    43 Would you like to be a follower?

    44 Do you disagree with the opinions of your group?

    45 Do people think of you as an irresponsible person?

    46 Don't you evince interest in others' work?

    47 Do people hesitate to take your help in any work?

    48 Do you give more importance to your work than others


    work? D O
    EMOTIONAL MATURITY SCALE

    Scoring
    It is a five point scale and scoring is done as below

    Score
    Response
    Very much 5

    Much 4

    Undecided 3

    2
    Probably
    Never 1

    and
    The higher the score on the scale, greater the degree of the emotional immaturity

    Vice-versa.

    Norms for classificationa

    0-80 Extremely Stable

    81-88 Moderately stable

    89-106 Unstable

    107-169 Moderately unstable

    170-140 Extremely unstable

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