Majority of Students Believe "Effort is Rewarded" Despite Anxiety About Japan's Future, Maintaining a Positive Attitude [University 3rd Year Future Outlook Survey]
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This survey found that a majority of students believe in a society where "effort is rewarded." However, a majority also anticipate that Japanese society will worsen in 10 years, indicating that amidst future uncertainty, students wish to forge their own paths through personal effort.
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- Q: What do the majority of the surveyed students believe about effort in society?
- A: The majority of the surveyed students responded that they believe effort is rewarded in society.
- Q: What is the outlook of the majority of students regarding Japanese society in ten years?
- A: Over half of the students believe that Japanese society will worsen in ten years.
- Q: What was the main purpose of conducting this future outlook survey for third-year university students?
- A: The survey aimed to capture the background of students' future anxieties by investigating their views on society and effort.
- Q: What specific anxiety was expressed by students in the free comments regarding their job selection?
- A: Students expressed anxieties such as not knowing what kind of job to choose for their future.
- Q: What positive desire did students express in the free comments of the survey?
- A: Students expressed a positive desire to quickly find what they want to do and work hard towards it.