Table 7.4.3 |
Mean scores and Standard Deviation of the extent to which |
247 |
Table 7.4.4 |
Correlation between pupils’ feeling happy with teachers’ |
247 |
Table 7.4.5 |
Division of pupils perceiving their teachers using particular |
248 |
Table 7.4.6 |
Pupils’ perceptions of the frequency of deployment of |
250 |
Table 7.4.7 |
Division of pupils feeling happy with teachers’ praise with |
251 |
Table 7.4.8 |
Pupils’ perceptions of the frequency of deployment of |
251 |
Table 7.4.9 |
Mean scores and Standard Deviation of teachers’ |
254 |
Table 7.5.1 |
The multiple correlation coefficient of stepwise multiple |
258 |
Table 7.5.2 |
The multiple correlation coefficient of stepwise multiple |
259 |
Table 7.5.3 |
The multiple correlation coefficient of stepwise multiple |
260 |
Table 7.5.4 |
The multiple correlation coefficient of stepwise multiple |
260 |
Table 7.5.5 |
The multiple correlation coefficient of stepwise multiple |
263 |
Table 7.5.6 |
The multiple correlation coefficient of stepwise multiple |
263 |
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