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https://hdl.handle.net/2115/53670

A Case Study of the Career-Choice Intentions of Farmhouse Children in a Farm Village in the Dalian Suburbs of China

日本語

2013-04-01

北海道大学大学院農学研究院

The Nokei Ronso : The Review of Agricultural Economics Hokkaido University

68

121-127

There is an economical gap between cities and farming villages in China. Given this situation, this paper examined the career-choice intentions of junior high school students and schoolchildren in a farm village near Dalian.Despite the implementation of a one-child policy, many examples of two brothers can be seen. The tendency to fall if it becomes a junior high school student, although it is large to the relation to agriculture at the time of a schoolchild was seen. And, when it became a junior high school student, agricultural evaluation was falling.When the entrance-into-a-school-of-higher-grade intention to the university became a junior high school student, it fell, but there was most entrance-into-a-school-of-higher-grade hope to a university, and almost all children wished going to a university in the schoolchild. It was a grade as which the example as which a junior high school student and a schoolchild choose agriculture illustratively is regarded in a career choice. Also in this example, it became clear that parental influence is great with respect to career-choice intentions of farmhouse.

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0385-5961

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