Dormitory Students' Attitudes and Living Conditions : Focusing on basic lifestyle behavior patterns
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This study presents guidelines for an education dormitory with individual rooms. The method involved: surveying students on their lives by questionnaires, analyzing the data and comparing results with those of previous surveys. The response rate was 94% and 91.8% for males and females, respectively. The survey revealed lifestyle problems such as these: about 60% of students studied less than an hour a day; going to bed late and getting up late was widespread; 30% did not eat breakfast. While 72.5% of male students locked their rooms upon departure, only 38.6% of females did. Comparison with prior studies indicated increased satisfaction with dorm life as manifested by a decrease in rule-breaking and theft; greater concern about cleanliness, and more compliance with shoe regulations. Key guidelines include the need for individual guidance and more active participation of senior students in student government.
寮生の生活実態・意識に関する考察 : 基本的生活習慣に着目して
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