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The topic: Do college students really display "Apathy”? Background of the study: In my graduation thesis, I have been studying about “Apathy” students in university. In the master's degree course, I am going to extend my topic by doing cross-national-research more over, which will help to grasp the Japanese student and showing the problem of education of university. Since the 1960s the apathy of the university student became the social problem. The author see the students, who are not interested in course contents and furthermore, are not involved in a discussion. What are they thinking and moreover what made them do so? They have been commonly referred to as “Lazy” or” Apathetic”. However, we may do not grasp “Apathy” students clearly. Do college students really display "Apathy”? If it is indeed apathy, why do they take up such attitudes?
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could you help me,,,?
The topic: Do college (university) students really display "Apathy”? Background of the study: for my graduation thesis, I have been studying about “Apathy” in students (or - apathetic students) at university. For my master's degree course, I am going to extend my topic by doing cross-national-research more over, which will help to grasp the Japanese student and will showing the problems with education at university. Since the 1960s the apathy of the university student has been a social problem. The author (author's name) observes that students who are not interested in course contents and furthermore, are not involved in a discussions. What are they thinking and moreover what made them do so? They have been commonly referred to as “Lazy” or” Apathetic”. However, we may do not understand “Apathy” in students clearly. Do college students really display "Apathy”? If it is indeed apathy, why do they have such attitudes?
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Thank you very much for helping me!! yes, i like sociology and philosophy ! using "explore" is terrific!
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「何の為に頑張っているか」に関する論文ですね。社会学や哲学的な意味で面白いですね。
For "grasp" here, you might say "understand the Japanese student", or perhaps "explore the psychology of the modern Japanese student".
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