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Cohabitation on Campus
¢ñ. ... In recent years, the item ¡°cohabitation¡± has come to our life soundlessly and gradually. Cohabitation, which is no longer new to us, has become one of the hottest topics among students on campus. What do they think of cohabitation? In order to explore their emotional world and their attitudes towards cohabitation, on April 18,2003, our group conducted a survey in the form of questionnaire (appendix enclosed) concerning cohabitation in Guangdong University of Foreign Studies (GDUFS), among 108 freshmen and juniors of the Faculty of English Language and Culture and the School of Legal Studies. According to the survey, we find that age, sex and region have much to do with their attitudes towards cohabitation, therefore, we divide the results of our survey into the following three aspects to find out the similarities and differences of different groups. ... Body
Grade Group: Grade different; attitudes similar
Can grade differences cause different attitudes towards cohabitation? ... From their answers, we notice that although there are a few different responses to certain questions, their attitudes towards cohabitation are mainly the same. ...
Firstly, when asked the question ¡°can you talk cohabitation freely with others¡±, most students from grade1 and grade 3 give definite answers ---¡°Yes¡±. ... And talking about the ways of getting to know cohabitation, more than 58. ... In short, students in GDUFS can talk about cohabitation openly. ... To some extent, it reflects that for some students, it is just based on their feeling that they decide to choose cohabitation or not. For those who are against cohabitation (No. ... 6% seniors object cohabitation by giving their reason that cohabitation does no good but harm to their health.
No matter it is for or against cohabitation, and no matter it is grade1 or grade3, when asked their responses of getting to know that their friends are in cohabitation, 100% students think that ¡°it is very common¡±, which can be interpreted into ¡°Being for cohabiting, I am not against others¡¯ cohabiting; being against cohabiting, I am not against others¡¯ cohabiting¡±.
Approximate Word count = 1626
Approximate Pages = 6.5
(250 words per page double spaced)
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