Vol. 5, Issue 11, Part C (2019)

Abstract
Present study represents an attempt to study the impact of perceived family environment, emotional intelligence, value-conflict and upon mental health. An attempt was also made to assess the interactional pattern between the three variables and their possible effect upon mental health. For the purposes of the study a sample of 348 students of B.A. Part Ist, IInd and IIIrd from Govt. and Non-Govt. colleges were included. The sample comprised of both boys and girls. In order to assess perceived family environment, emotional intelligence, value-conflict and mental health- Perceived Family Environment Scale- Dr. Harpreet Bhatia and Dr. N.K. Chadda (2000), Emotional intelligence Scale- Dr. Uma Devi L, Value-Conflict Scale – Dr. R. L. Bhardwaj, Mental Health Check-list- Dr. Pramod Kumar- were used. Data gathered were subjected to two-way and three-way ANOVA. All the effects were entered simultaneously. Results revealed that perceived family environment, emotional intelligence, value-conflict have positive and significant effect upon mental health among adolescents at .01 and .05 level of probability but taken together all the three variables do not interact with each other and do not have any significant effect upon mental health among adolescents.