An Investigation on Behavioral Habits of College Students
Chen Xiu-ying
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Chen Xiu-ying
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A questionnaire investigating junior teachers college students’ behavioral habits reports that their habits of study, life and personal communication show positive correlation. The proportion of students with good habits is comparatively low, among which those with good study habits are the lowest. However, among the three dimensions, neither the gender difference nor the subject difference is significant. This shows that education to college students is necessary and urgent. Habit training is a systematic project and must be melted into every aspects of education.
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A questionnaire investigating junior teachers college students’ behavioral habits reports that their habits of study, life and personal communication show positive correlation. The proportion of students with good habits is comparatively low, among which those with good study habits are the lowest. However, among the three dimensions, neither the gender difference nor the subject difference is significant. This shows that education to college students is necessary and urgent. Habit training is a systematic project and must be melted into every aspects of education.
Key concepts: Habit, Significant difference, Psychology, Bad habit, Positive correlation, Subject (documents), Medical education, Mathematics education