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TAF Prev Med Bull. 2005; 4(6): 330-344


UNIVERSITY STUDENTS? ATTITUDES TOWARDS ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS

Dilek,,ÖZMEN*, Aynur,,ÇAKMAKÇI,ÇETİNKAYA, Sevgi,,NEHİR.




Abstract

The purpose of this study was to determine university students? attitudes towards environmental problems and the influence of socio-demographic characteristics on it. The present descriptive study was carried out at the Celal Bayar University School of Health, SHMYO and Faculty of Medicine (N=742). A questionnaire designed by researches and Environmental Attitudes Scale (EAS) were applied to n=410 students who were present at the school at the time of applying. Although 65,0% of the students have stated that they were sensitive to environmental issues, 84,9% of them have not participitated to an activity about environmental issues. Total score of EAS of the students of Faculty of Medicine and School of Health, the students whose age were higher than 20, female students, the students who lived longest at city, the students who were sensitive to environmental issues, the students who thought an education must be given in high school, the students who has siblings fewer than 3 and the students whose parents were university graduate were higher than other students (p < 0,05). An education program should be developed for the students who were sensitive about the environmental issues to change their behavior about environmental matters.

Key words: environmental, environmental problems, environmental attitudes scale, attitudes, university students

Article Language: Turkish English





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