Factors affecting the study habits of the fourth-year students of the College of Medical Radiation Technology of De La Salle University Health Sciences Campus School Year 2000-2001
Date of Completion
2001
Document Type
Thesis
Degree Name
Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology
Keywords
Study, College Students, Radiologic Technology
Abstract
The study used the descriptive survey method. Respondents were 100% of the population of fourth year students of College of Medical Radiation Technology composed of 48 students, excluding the researchers. Data was obtained using questionnaire and analyzed using mean, F-Test and Pearson Correlation. The following conclusions were drawn: (1) The fourth year students of College of Medical Radiation Technology of De La Salle University Health Sciences Campus SY 2000-2001 had moderately positive study habits; (2) Parent's motivation and home environment were the most significant factors assessed by the respondents; (3) The fourth year students’ study habits had no significant difference when they are grouped according to the factors affecting it; (4) All factors such as home environment, school environment, attitude towards proper studying, parent’s motivation, peer groups and teacher performance are highly correlated with study habits.
APA Citation
Garcia, H., Gatpandan, J. M., Loyola, M. A., & Silan, J. (2001). Factors affecting the study habits of the fourth-year students of the College of Medical Radiation Technology of De La Salle University Health Sciences Campus School Year 2000-2001. [Bachelor's thesis, De La Salle Medical and Health Sciences Institute]. GreenPrints. https://greenprints.dlshsi.edu.ph/bsrt/530/