physicochemical

PADMAJA and PRABHAKAR
S.No Profile Frequency Percentage
6. Annual Income
2.00-4.00 lakhs 8 36.3
4.01-6.00 lakhs 10 45.4
6.01 lakhs & above 4 18.1
7. Experience in Teaching
(years)
Low «9) 6 27.2
Medium (9-18) 16 72.7
High (18-27) - -
8. Training Received
Low Training 14 63.6
Medium Training exposure 8 36.3
High Training exposure - -
9. Achievement Motivation
Low AM - -
Medium AM 15 68.1
High AM 7 31.8
10. Merits & Awards
University level I 4.5
State level I 4.5
ICAR level 6 27.2
National level 4 18.1
Any other - -
None 10 45.4
From the above table-1 amont Assistant
Professor majority (34%) of the respondents belonged
to middle age group followed by young age group
(9.10%) and old age (4.55%) groups. where as Annual
Income of the respondents (45.45%) belonged to Rs.
4.01 to 6.00 lakhs follwed by (36.36%) Rs. 2.00 -
4.00 lakhs and (18.18%) above Rs. 6.01 lakhs.
Coming to experience in teaching majority of
respondents (72.78%) had medium teaching
experience followed by low (27.22%). Where as
Training received majority of the respondents
(63.63%) of them had low training exposure followed
by medium (36,37%). In Achievement motivation
majority(68.19%) o them had medium achievement
motivation followed by high (31.81%). Incase of
merits and awards majorities (20.00%) of had at ICAR
level followed by National level (18.19%), University
level (4.54%), State level (4.54%). (Annapurna, 1989).
Personal stress was negatively and
significantly correlated with training received
(r=-0.4370). Family stress was positively correlated
with experience in teaching (r=0.4980). Experience
of the assistant professors in teaching (r=-0.4176)
and training received (r=-0.5141) have shown negative
and significant influence on job stress
(Rayal and Singh 1996).
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