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Relationship between boys and girls in kinesthetic intelligence of Tricity School, students

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The purpose of this study was to find out the relationship between boys and girls of kinesthetic intelligence of school students. The kind of sense organs found within the muscles and joints are called proprioceptors. The function of propioreceptors is conduct sensory reports to the central nervous system from muscles, tendons, ligaments and joints. These sense organs are concerned with kinesthetic senses that, in general, unconsciously tell us where our body part in relation to our environment. Kinesthetic sense is measure of kinesthetic intelligence. Kinesthetic intelligence is always assessed in terms of kinesthetic sense. In other words kinesthetic sense is one of the mean to asses to kinesthetic intelligence. The methodology of the study consists of selection of subjects, testing procedure and the technique employed for analysis of data. To fulfill the purpose of the study total sixty (N=60) boys and girls were selected randomly. The subjects were the school students of Tricity. Total 60 subject boys (32) and girls (28) of Infant Jesus School, Mohali, Jainendra Public school, Panchkula and Tribune Model School, Chandigarh. As Kinesthetic is the sense of position, location and orientation so, it was measured by kinesthetic obstacles test. The Independent t-test was used for the kinesthetic intelligence comparison of both boys and girls. The result shows that there is a significance difference between boys and girls.

Biomedical and Engineering EducationEmotional Intelligence and PerformanceKinesthetic learningProprioceptionPsychologyTest (biology)Developmental psychologyNeuroscience
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