HIGH EXPECTATIONS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION? PERCEPTIONS OF COLLEGE AND EXPERIENCES OF STRESS PRIOR TO AND THROUGH THE COLLEGE CAREER.

Increasing numbers of students are experiencing difficulty adjusting to college. Violated expectations of college may increase the stress experienced across the college career. Therefore, 36 college students were assessed prior to matriculation, during the first year and during the senior year. Expe...

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Publicado en:College Student Journal Vol. 47; no. 4; pp. 635 - 644
Autor principal: KREIG, DANA BALSINK
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Project Innovation Austin LLC Winter2013
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        Expectation (Psychology)
        Psychological stress
        Expectation gap
        Psychology of college students
        College freshmen
        College seniors
        Academic workload of students
        Universities & colleges
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          Expectation (Psychology)
          Psychological stress
          Expectation gap
          Psychology of college students
          College freshmen
          College seniors
          Academic workload of students
          Universities & colleges
      ab: Increasing numbers of students are experiencing difficulty adjusting to college. Violated expectations of college may increase the stress experienced across the college career. Therefore, 36 college students were assessed prior to matriculation, during the first year and during the senior year. Expectations and experiences of academics, social life, family involvement, and satisfaction with the chosen college were compared. Students' experiences generally did not differ from their expectations, except regarding increased involvement with family. Violated expectations of academic demands predicted stress during the first and senior years. Violated expectations regarding social experiences predicted stress in the vulnerable first year.
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