Pilot Study on Assess the Effectiveness of Life Skill Training Program on Social Adjustment among Adolescents

Abstract

The adolescent stage represents the pinnacle of intellectual, physical, social, emotional, and all other developmental capacities. Unfortunately, for a number of reasons, most teenagers are not able to realize their full potential. They struggle with a range of issues that primarily affect them and other people negatively, such as emotional and social adjustment, and antisocial behavior. [1] Although teenagers are thought to be the country's most valuable resource, many of them lack the motivation and direction needed to reach their full potential. This new problem requires a quick and efficient response from an education and training system that is socially conscious.People have to adjust to a multitude of new social, academic, and interpersonal expectations when they go to university. Numerous studies have revealed social adjustment to be a sign of mental health, especially those involving teenagers. [2] Social behavior learning leads to social growth that satisfies both