The Effect of Camp Experience on Self-control in Early adolescents

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The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of camp experience on self-control. The subjectsinvolved 71 early adolescents ranged 5 to 7 grade who participated in 11-days camp. The Self-controlScale, which was developed by Shoji (1993), was administered at pre-post design. This scale was ratedon two types of question, self-control and its reason. The Camp Self-control Scale, developed by theauthor, was also used to measure their self-control during camp and camp activities influenced on it.<BR>The data analysis indicated significant increase of internal self-control and significant decrease ofexternal self-control. There was no significant change in camp self-control while there was a significantdifference between sex. The Mountain Climbing and Group centered activities among camp activitiesseemed to influenced on increase of internal self-control during camp.<BR>The result suggested that the camp experience influenced on positive direction of self-control in theparticipants.
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