In order to understand the current situation of college students' campus morality, students of Grade 2004 from School of Social History of Fujian Normal University randomly conducted a questionnaire survey among 1000 undergraduates from five universities in Fuzhou University City, covering aspects such as college students' compliance with school rules, treating people with others and honesty.
Similar to the problem of queuing for meals, "when someone is found making a loud noise in the corridor outside the dormitory", 46.6% people are "indifferent", 38.6% people think that this kind of behavior should be stopped, and only 4% people say that they will take action to "reflect it to the counselor".
When they brought their mobile phones into the self-study classroom or library, 13% of the students surveyed said that they would turn off their mobile phones consciously, 76.3% of them "turned their mobile phones on vibration" and 6.6% of them kept ringing. About half of the students brought food into the classroom or computer room. During the class, 22.4% people send and receive short messages, and another 19.4% people "doze off", which means that 35. 1% people are paying attention to the class.
In case of being late for class, 56.7% students will "go to class directly", 23.3% students will choose to "skip a class and wait until class is over", and 3% students will simply "not go to class". Nearly half of the students claimed that they had the experience of "littering because they couldn't find the dustbin for a while"; 68% of the students said that if they "see the faucets in public places forgotten", they would "turn off the faucets" and 24.5% of the students would "ignore them". In the survey, there are 50% for and 50% against the question of whether we should consciously accept plates after eating in the school cafeteria.
Aiming at the problem of college students' appearance image, most students think that college students' hair dyeing does not damage their own image; For college students wearing slippers to class, 56% students think that this is a personal matter and should not be too strict. About half of the students think that collusion on campus is "understandable" or "indifferent". According to the survey, 78% students like to call their classmates by nicknames according to their shortcomings, which they think is intimacy rather than disrespect. Only 1 1.3% people think it hurts others' self-esteem. In terms of honesty, more than one-third of students agree with the practice of "providing false information when applying for a job", and 66% of junior students agree with the statement that "the resume is not fake, and he is a typical fool". 12% of the students admitted that the social practice report of going home during the holiday was copied and pasted from the Internet.