Psychosocial Complaints and Life Satisfaction Among Greek University Students: A Pre- and Pandemic-Era Comparison
COVID,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(11), P. 1748 - 1763
Published: Nov. 3, 2024
This
study
aims
to
identify
and
compare
the
prevalence
risk
factors
associated
with
psychosocial
psychological
complaints,
as
well
life
satisfaction,
among
Greek
undergraduate
students
before
during
COVID-19
pandemic.
Data
were
collected
in
two
phases:
initially,
from
2018
2019
(pre-COVID),
through
face-to-face
surveys,
later,
October
2020
June
2021
(COVID
period),
online
surveys.
The
study,
conducted
at
Democritus
University
of
Thrace
(DUTH)
Greece,
utilized
a
repeated
descriptive
comparative
cross-sectional
design.
sample
comprised
540
641
pre-COVID
COVID
period,
respectively.
following
questionnaires
used:
I.
A
socio-demographic
characteristics
form,
II.
Psychosocial
Complaints
List
(PCL),
III.
Satisfaction
Life
Studies
Scale
(SLSS).
During
there
was
an
increase
63%
complaints
(p
<
0.001),
indicated
by
PCL
total,
25%
decrease
satisfaction
studies
=
according
SLSS,
compared
period.
Incidences
“suicidal
thoughts”,
“sexual
problems”,
“extreme
distress”
nearly
doubled
(61%,
67%,
104%,
respectively)
Females
exhibited
33%
total
period
males
0.001).
These
findings
highlight
profound
impact
pandemic-induced
changes
on
students’
mental
health
quality
life.
Female
gender
pandemic
itself
emerged
significant
influencing
these
outcomes.
Universities
should
prioritize
development
comprehensive
support
services
mitigate
adverse
effects.
Language: Английский
The role of higher education for sustainable employment in Bangladesh
Discover Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(1)
Published: Dec. 23, 2024
Considering
Bangladesh's
sustainable
development,
the
employability
of
students
is
truly
essential.
However,
skills
development
essential
for
further
employability,
where
higher
educational
institutions
might
play
an
extraordinary
role.
Although
a
large
number
graduate
each
year
from
Bangladesh,
regrettably
high
percentage
them
do
not
find
employment.
Therefore,
this
study
intends
to
unearth
how
view
role
that
in
their
employability.
A
deductive
research
approach
and
mixed
method
have
been
emphasized
build
conceptual
framework
study.
Participants
were
chosen
based
on
snowball
purposeful
sampling
methods.
institutions'
students'
comparatively
modest
but
promising.
Due
lack
well-revised
curriculum,
face
extreme
trouble
confirming
student
In
addition,
job-related
practical
knowledge
are
woefully
inadequate,
they
did
portray
themselves
as
competent
providers
soft
skills.
Nonetheless,
it
promising
produced
flourishing
outcomes
motivational
enrichment,
supporting
career
guidance
programs,
basic
like
presentation
group
work.
lacking
maintaining
diversity.
This
paper
suggests
paying
regular
attention
networking
hard
skills,
action
plan
development.
It
also
emphasizes
diversity
extracurricular
activities.
Language: Английский
Do Chinese Residential Colleges Narrow the Education Disparity Caused by Socioeconomic Status? A Comparison of Public and Private Universities Using Two Main Approaches to Assess Disparities in Access and Academic Attainment
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(12), P. 5079 - 5079
Published: June 14, 2024
Education
is
acknowledged
as
vital
for
a
nation’s
economic
progress,
yet
socioeconomic
status
often
dictates
access
to
high
quality
education,
endangering
the
achievement
of
United
Nations’
Sustainable
Development
Goal
4
(SDG
4),
where
equitable
learning
paramount.
Previous
studies
suggest
that
public
residential
colleges
(RCs)
can
narrow
gap
in
among
students
varying
(SES).
Nonetheless,
they
do
not
guarantee
participants
equal
opportunity
across
all
SES
levels
attend
RCs.
Their
effectiveness
private
higher
education
institutions,
particularly
China,
remains
underexplored.
This
study
compares
RCs
and
sectors
examine
their
role
promoting
sustainable
China.
Employing
proportional
stratified
sampling
technique,
questionnaires
were
distributed
615
RC
from
both
sectors.
Through
descriptive
multiple
regression
analyses,
findings
strongly
indicate
RCs—whether
or
universities—cannot
learners
various
SESs.
Particularly,
enrolment
disparity
sector
more
pronounced.
Despite
these
differences,
RCs,
regardless
institutional
affiliation,
contribute
narrowing
academic
discrepancies,
measured
by
Cumulative
Grade
Point
Average
(CGPA),
backgrounds.
underscores
significance
reducing
attainment
disparities
different
types
colleges.
Consequently,
while
prove
be
effective
there
pressing
need
prioritize
individuals
disadvantaged
Addressing
this
challenge
crucial
tackling
issues
linked
way,
ensure
SDGs
are
actually
achieved.
Language: Английский
Analysis of the impact of ICT by socioeconomic level
ECORFAN Journal Mexico,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 9 - 18
Published: June 30, 2024
Information
and
communication
technologies
(ICT)
strengthen
the
economy.
Likewise,
socioeconomic
level
in
Mexico
is
classified
into
4
levels.
The
objective
was
to
analyze
ICT
by
level,
considering
gender,
education
territorial
scope.
Data
from
National
Survey
of
Availability
Use
Technologies
Households
2021
were
used.
sample
15,325,746
households.
An
econometric
model
developed
using
Logit
Probit
methods.
following
found:
1)
Women
cannot
reach
high
levels,
2)
older
they
are,
higher
3)
specialty
educational
has
a
4)
urban
area
reaches
stratum
compared
rural
area,
5)
use
computer
Internet
also
presents
It
concluded
that
most
vulnerable
are
women
with
primary
who
do
not
ICT.
Language: Английский
Spatiotemporal Coupling Relationship between Higher Education and Economic Development in China: Based on Interprovincial Panel Data from 2012 to 2023
Qingqing Liang,
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Fang Yin
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Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(16), P. 7198 - 7198
Published: Aug. 22, 2024
This
study
explored
the
relationship
between
education
and
economy
in
China,
focusing
on
31
provinces,
municipalities,
autonomous
regions
from
2012
to
2023.
It
developed
an
appropriate
evaluation
model
assess
coupling
collaborative
development
of
‘higher
economy’
composite
system.
The
quantified
both
quantity
quality
higher
modernization
China
using
entropy-weight
method
a
comprehensive
development-
level
model.
coupling-coordination
degree
was
applied
empirically
analyze
internal
logic,
operating
mechanisms,
supply
demand
for
high-quality
regional
economic
within
context
new
pattern.
Additionally,
obstacle
introduced
identify
factors
hindering
coordination
across
provinces
municipalities.
findings
revealed
that
(1)
levels
exhibited
fluctuating
yet
overall
upward
trends,
with
eastern
region
leading.
Economic
followed
similar
trajectory,
outperforming
other
areas.
(2)
‘rising-falling-rising’
(3)
system
emerged
as
primary
coordination,
specific
challenges
varying
different
regions.
Language: Английский