University Students Attitude Towards Selecting Partner

Purpose of study Study the attitude of college students towards choosing spouses and compare the attitudes of men and women in choosing spouses There is a reason for us to choose someone who is not the others. . This is some of the main reasons that affect partner choice. Economic status According to Hatter's study, the role of the important married student, married to others, economic status is the most important element of marriage.

Objective: The authors aim to determine attitudes towards psychiatry of medical students at the University of Nairobi in Kenya. Method: The test design was cross section. Self-administrative social demographic and psychiatric attitudes - 30 (ATP - 30) questionnaires are distributed in turn to each of his or her three medical students ... The purpose of this study is to develop a self- Risk of juvenile rehabilitation Predictive factors in the center of Nairobi County in Kenya The target population is all children and administrators of the Nairobi County Youth Rehabilitation Center. This includes 380 boys, 160 girls, 8 managers in Kabete and Getathuru, and 4 people.

Attitudes of students to all aspects of academic dishonesty. Barnett and Dalton (1981) investigated random samples of 1,500 freshmen and older people at Iowa State University and identified actions and attitudes related to academic dishonesty (1981: 545). The main findings indicate that the students believe that other students, including their close friends, are not strongly opposed to cheating (1981: 547). Faia * 's research shows a similar attitude. Students are very tolerant of cheating. Criminals are known to have little or no shame (1976: 115). Drake has already discovered it 35 years ago. In 1941, he wrote that fraudsters are generally well-known as "not strongly opposed to cheating in the classroom and not cooperating to control it" (1941: 420).

In the study of Jewish high school students, there was a gap between attitudes towards dating between religions and attitudes during marriage. The gap continues until college days. On average, the students we studied highly valued the value of marrying Jews rather than dating with Jews. Focus groups and interviews clearly show that many people overlook the relationship between the two. Among the respondents, we have found a general preference for Jewish living partners, but if open to other possibilities and their partners are not Jews they are " I will solve it. "