Impulsiveness and self consciousness in working and non-working women

The present study aimed to examine differences in impulsiveness and self-consciousness between working and non-working women. A total of 120 Working and Non-Working women participated in the study. 2x2 Factorial Design was used. Impulsiveness was assessed using the Impulsiveness Scale developed by Rai and Sharma, while self-consciousness was measured using the Self-Consciousness Scale originally developed by Scheier and Carver and revised by Carver (1985). Data were analyzed using analysis of variance (ANOVA) and correlation techniques. The results revealed That There was significant internal Impact of Types of Women and a negative correlation between impulsiveness and self-consciousness, indicating that higher levels of impulsiveness were associated with lower levels of self-consciousness.