女子学生の専門職就職意欲および学生生活への満足を規定する要因 : 自己表現と小集団閉鎖性に注目して

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This study examined the relationships between female college students' self-performance and exclusive attitudes to members of other small groups with respect to employment volitions to professionals and satisfaction with student lives. Subjects were 333 female college students that trained professionals. The research was conducted by means of a questionnaire and the following significant results were obtained. In the groups that female students were exclusive to members of other small groups, they who could not perform clearly or perform egotistically were not very anxious for being employed as professionals. In addition, they were not very satisfied with their student lives, either. On the other hand, female students, who could perform clearly, were very eager to be employed as professionals, and feel satisfaction with student lives, regardless of exclusive attitudes. The above results suggest that female students should perform clearly in order to be satisfied with student lives in colleges for training professionals.
日本青年心理学会の論文
2004-12-19