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An Investigation of the Phenomenon of College Students' Truancy in Local Colleges and Universities

Han Xue-rong

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The truancy can be classified into recessive truancy and dominant truancy.The phenomenon of truancy in local colleges and universities is common.The students show an indifferent attitude towards truancy.A number of factors account for the students' truancy.The measures to reduce or eliminate truancy are discussed in the paper.

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The truancy can be classified into recessive truancy and dominant truancy.The phenomenon of truancy in local colleges and universities is common.The students show an indifferent attitude towards truancy.A number of factors account for the students' truancy.The measures to reduce or eliminate truancy are discussed in the paper.

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The truancy can be classified into recessive truancy and dominant truancy.The phenomenon of truancy in local colleges and universities is common.The students show an indifferent attitude towards truancy.A number of factors account for the students' truancy.The measures to reduce or eliminate truancy are discussed in the paper.

Key concepts: Truancy, Phenomenon, Psychology, Mathematics education, Criminology, Physics, Quantum mechanics

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