人間福祉学科3年生の大学生活と意識 (聖学院大学チャペル完成記念論文集)

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The campus lives and attitudes of third year students in the Department of Human Welfare, Seigakuin University, were studied. 113 students responded to a questionnaire survey conducted in January 2005. The response rate was 86.9%. Factor and cluster analyses yielded three types of students: Study-oriented, Job-oriented, and Friendship-oriented; 18.6% of the respondents were classified as Study-oriented, 53.1% were Job-oriented, and 28.3% were Friendship-oriented, respectively. The students classified as Study-oriented were likely to attend classes regularly and were well-satisfied with their campus lives, but less likely to properly prepare for employment after graduation. The Job-oriented were students properly facing up to preparation for employment after graduation. The Friendship-oriented students were apt to constantly chatter and to use their mobile phones in the classroom, and were less satisfied with their campus lives.
2006-03-27