The Social Interaction between MA Students and their Instructors and its Relevance to their Achievement Motivation '' a Field Study applied in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities in Tishreen University''

Authors

  • Abir Hatem

Abstract

This research aims at identifying the relevance of the MA students' interaction with their instructors to their achievement motivation. It also aims at exploring the differences in the student-instructor interactive level according to the student's sexual variable. In addition, these differences have also been examined among the students themselves according to the sexual variable. The researcher has applied the descriptive analytical method as it conforms with the aims and essence of the research. The research has been carried out in Tishreen University. "The social interaction" and "achievement motivation" are the two standards that have been used by the researcher with a mixed (male and female) sample which constituted of 33 MA students in Tishreen University. For the sake of the research, the researcher attempted to verify three hypotheses, and consequently reached the following conclusions: 1.The study applied in the Faculty of Arts of Tishreen University showed that there is a positive correlation between the MA students' degrees on the social interaction standard and their degrees on the achievement motivation standard. 2. There are no statistical significant differences between the male and female students regarding the social interaction in the afore-mentioned faculty. 3. There are no statistical significant differences between the male and female students regarding the achievement motivation in the afore-mentioned faculty.

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Published

2017-01-11

How to Cite

Hatem, A. . (2017). The Social Interaction between MA Students and their Instructors and its Relevance to their Achievement Motivation ’’ a Field Study applied in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities in Tishreen University’’. Tishreen University Journal- Arts and Humanities Sciences Series, 38(3). Retrieved from https://journal.tishreen.edu.sy/index.php/humlitr/article/view/2342

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