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I don't get your point. Are you claiming that the 1961 stats are a result of a small sample size? If not, the larger percentage of the population enrolling isn'
by prophetjohn 15y ago
I don't get your point. Are you claiming that the 1961 stats are a result of a small sample size? If not, the larger percentage of the population enrolling isn't going to change the average hours spent per week studying unless students were, on average, spending less time studying.
- jethroalias97 15y agoMy point is that nowadays, individuals who are disinclined to higher education, and hence are less likely to put their heart and soul into it, still feel obliged to attend. That's my analysis anyway.