英文摘要 |
This study investigated the ideal role perception, actual role perception, and role-perception discrepancies for senior-high-school students with different backgrounds. The subjects were 1,409 senior-high-school students using Senior-high-School Students' Role Perception Inventory as an instrument. The findings of this study are summarized as follows. 1. Senior-high-school students had high expectation on their ideal roles, in which literature cultivation is the highest. 2. The levels of senior-high-school students' actual role perception are from medium-high to medium-low, in which the highest and the lowest are self-construction and occupation training respectively. 3. The levels for role-perception discrepancies of senior-high-school students is from medium-low to low, in which the occupation training has the largest level of discrepancy. 4. The ideal role perceptions of senior-high-school students have differences in their backgrounds of gender, experience in student leaders, type of school, grade, and academic major. 5. The actual role perception of senior-high-school students have differences in gender, experience in student leaders, financial sponsor of school, type of school, student's living area, and grade. The role-perception discrepancy of senior-high-school students have differences in experience in student leaders, grade, financial sponsor of school, gender, and academic major. |