Results and Findings
The analysis of participants’ scores with the help of SPSS revealed
significant difference between joint and nuclear family system in terms
of money (attitude) influences, self-assessment, self-esteem and social
relationship, moreover, the means of money attitude, self-assessment,
self-esteem and social relationship were higher among joint family
system participants than nuclear family system. It was also come in
light that the participants’ money attitude was significantly positively
correlated with self-assessment, self-esteem and social relationship
whereas self-assessment was significantly positively correlated with
self-esteem and social relationship. Moreover, self-esteem was also
found significantly positively correlated with social relationship,
further self-esteem endured significant positive role of a partial
mediator between money attitude and social relationship. Further, money
attitude significant positive direct and indirect (through self-esteem)
impact was also found on social relationship scores of the participants.
‘Riphah Research Ethics Committee’ Riphah International University
Faisalabad Pakistan earlier accorded the approval for the conduct of the
study.