Comparison of Mean Scores of Life Skills
Components.
The study results revealed that among
students in the first school whom participated in
10 life skills development activities had their
mean scores after implementation significantly
higher than that of before the implementation of
the program, regarding family relationship,
problem solving skill and communication skill
(p value < 0.001). Statistical significant was not
found on the attitude towards physical and
sexual violence, the attitude towards gender role,
the attitude towards premarital sex, self esteem,
self awareness, empathy and coping with
emotion. (Figure 1) While students in the second school
whom participated in only 2 life skills
development activities had their mean scores
after implementation significantly higher than
that of before the implementation of the
program, regarding self awareness and coping
with emotion (p value < 0.001). (Figure 2)