A Study of Attitude of the College Students towards Modernization in Relation to Courses of Study
Keywords:
Attitude, Modernization, Course of StudyAbstract
Modernization is a socio-cultural process. This is a systematic transformation mechanism involving
principles, norms system and framework. The mentally concept, view and behaviour of man are
therefore printed to move in the direction. The term modernization is employed not only to identify
shift in a nation’s materialistic culture, but also in belief system and way of life. Modernization is a
process which involves changes in all areas of human thought and activity. It aims at socio-economic
and political transformation to achieve progress on development. The research paper is an attempt to
study the attitude of college students towards modernization in relation to their courses of study
(professional and non-professional). The sample consisted of 60 students studying in various colleges
located in Saharanpur, U.P. It was observed that gender and choice of course (professional and nonprofessional)
have no impact on the attitude of college students towards modernization.
DOI: https://www.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6844087
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