Personality factor control and subjective well-being locus for a comparative study among college students....

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Mahnaz Edalatpanah

Personality factor control and subjective well-being locus for a comparative study among college students.

Mahnaz Edalatpanah

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English

Rachnayt2
31 December 2022

Abnormal psychology; Philosophy & theory of education; Students & student organisations

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The population o f college students is unique in the sense that many developmental transitions are occurring. Balk (2001) maintains that establishing independent lives, fonning intimate, long term relationships, and developing an identity tliat is stable and focused are all developmental transhions and challenges that college students encounter. An individual's personality is thought to play a large role in how he responds to different situations. Student's responsibili{y is the key to all development and learning. Research has demonstrated that college outcomes ai-e tied to the effort that students put into their work and the degree to which they ai'e involved with their studies and campus life. At the same time, irresponsible students diminish their collective academic life. Within an individual classroom, the behavior of even a few highly irresponsible students or, worse, a large number o f passive, disaffected students can drag a class down to its lowest common denominator. For an institution, the erosion o f an academic ethos can lead to a culture that is 4 stagnant, divisive, and anti-intellectual.

By: Mahnaz Edalatpanah
Imprint: Rachnayt2
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm, Spine: 12mm
Weight: 304g
ISBN: 9781805454533
ISBN 10: 1805454536
Pages: 224
Publication Date: 31 December 2022
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active