esteem and assertive behavior among bsc nursing 1st year students of selected nursing colleges of punjab
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newline Student nurses are the leaders of future nursing profession and contributing ample for
newlinesocial development, so each nursing student must have high self esteem and assertiveness
newlineto succeed in their education and future life. The aim of the present study was to assess
newlinethe effect of Assertiveness Training Programme on Self-esteem and Assertive Behavior
newlineamong B.Sc. Nursing 1st Year Students. An experimental study was conducted among 400
newlinenursing students who were selected by using multistage random sampling technique i.e.
newline200 for experimental and 200 for control group from selected nursing colleges of
newlinePunjab. Rosenberg self-esteem scale and Rathus Assertiveness Schedule was used to
newlineassess level of self esteem and assertive behavior. Assertiveness training programme was
newlineplanned and nursing students of the experimental group were given training of
newlineassertiveness for seven days in which 7 sessions were delivered. Control group subjects
newlinewere not given any training. Data were collected thrice (i.e. pre-test, post-test 1 on 10th
newlineday and post-test 2 on day 21st) and analyzed using descriptive statistics and inferential
newlinestatistics including t-test , repeated ANOVA, Post hoc analysis, and#967;2test and Karl
newlinePearson s test. Assertiveness training was effective in improving self esteem and
newlineassertive behaviour and maintained till 21st day follow-up. Finding shown that self
newlineesteem and assertive behaviour score was significantly increased in experimental group
newlinefrom pre test to post-test 1, post-test 1 to post-test 2 as compared to control group. Pre
newlinetest self esteem and assertive behaviour had no significant correlation in experimental
newlineand control group. It was concluded that Area of Residence had significant impact on
newlinepretest level of self esteem and family type had significant impact on pretest level of
newlineassertive behaviour among students in experimental group. Whereas in semester and
newlineOccupation of Father had significant impact on pre test level of self esteem and Area of
newlineResidence had significant impact on pre test level of assertive behaviour among students
newlinein control group.