Vol. 9, Issue 8, Part C (2023)

This research paper aims to investigate and compare the family climate among tribal and non-tribal adolescents in the Jammu Division. Family climate is an essential determinant of adolescent development, influencing various aspects of their psychological, social, and emotional well-being. This study seeks to understand how the cultural and socio-economic differences between tribal and non-tribal communities might influence the family climate experienced by adolescents in the region. Descriptive research method has been used by the researcher to carry this research process. The researcher has selected the 800 respondents from the different educational of the delimited area. The researcher employed the Family climate scale developed by Beena Shah (2014). It has been seen that more favorable has been inn tribal families as compared non-tribal families. Hene, it can be stated that the impact of tribe is significant on the family climate.