Perception of Farmers for some Methods of Socialization for Children in some Villages in Assiut Governorate | ||
| Assiut Journal of Agricultural Sciences | ||
| Article 20, Volume 48, Issue 4, August 2017, Pages 257-274 PDF (414.23 K) | ||
| Document Type: Original Article | ||
| DOI: 10.21608/ajas.2017.5535 | ||
| Abstract | ||
| The aimed of the research was to determine the level of farmers Perception for methods some socialization of tolerance, cruelty and fluctuation. Identify their sources of information, to determine the correlation between the studied research variables and their level of Perception of these methods. Determine in the degree farmers of perception of the concerned with the methods of tolerance, cruelty and fluctuation. As well as determining the significance of the differences between the mean of the degree farmers of perception of concerned to the methods of socialization studied. The total number of respondents was 1654 farmers, representing 10% of their total number. Data was collected through the interview of the farmers interviewed by means of a questionnaire designed to achieve the research objectives. The analysis of this research data was based on frequency and percentage, weighted mean, and correlation coefficient for Spearman, Stepwise, and T-test. The most important results were the following: 44.2% of respondents were illiterate, 65.05% were family members, 5 to 8 persons, 57% were rooms with 4-6 rooms, and 67% , 9% have agricultural land less than one acre, and the three most important sources of respondents' information on the methods of socialization studied were parents, Television and Radio. The percentage of farmers surveyed was 61.21%, 81.2% and 78.18%, and their level of perceptions was average for tolerance, cruelty and fluctuation, respectively. The results showed that there were significant correlations between the respondents' perceptions of the method of tolerance and their sources of information about parents, Radio programs, and sources of information on the method of fluctuation were parents, Radio programs, and Television. The age variables and the number of family members and their type contributed to the interpretation of the total variance of the respondents' perception of the tolerance method. The number of rooms in the house contributed to the interpretation of the total variance in the degree of perception of the cruelty method. But the variables of the educational wife's wife, Radio programs, the total variance in the degree of farmers perception of the involved in the fluctuation method. Finally, significant differences were found at the level of 0.01 among mean degree of farmer's perception for all the studied socialization methods: tolerance, cruelty, and fluctuation | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Methods of socialization; children; Assiut; agriculture; Adrak | ||
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