Behavior Change in Transitional Roles
Behavior Change in Transitional Roles
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Fraternity students did better than independents.
Douglas Hall (1966) in a more experimental examination of the role of authorities and peers in academic role transition has further documented this finding. Hall studied science and engineering Ph. D. Candidates at M. I. T. And measured their degree of successful role transition in two ways, by their -30- performance on general exams and by the degree to which their self-image in- creased in similarity to their perception of an admired professor...ial role model. Quite surprizingly he found that amount of faculty contact was un- related to either of these measures of success. Peer interaction as measured by the number of sociometric links, however, was strongly related to both of these measures of successful role transition. In addition, the correlation between exam performance and peer interaction was shown to be independent of cumulative grade average. An illustration of the relationship between peer interaction and exam performance is shown for the nuclear engineering depart- ment in Figure 2.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fraternity students did better than independents.
Douglas Hall (1966) in a more experimental examination of the role of authorities and peers in academic role transition has further documented this finding. Hall studied science and engineering Ph. D. Candidates at M. I. T. And measured their degree of successful role transition in two ways, by their -30- performance on general exams and by the degree to which their self-image in- creased in similarity to their perception of an admired professor...ial role model. Quite surprizingly he found that amount of faculty contact was un- related to either of these measures of success. Peer interaction as measured by the number of sociometric links, however, was strongly related to both of these measures of successful role transition. In addition, the correlation between exam performance and peer interaction was shown to be independent of cumulative grade average. An illustration of the relationship between peer interaction and exam performance is shown for the nuclear engineering depart- ment in Figure 2.
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