• The Effect Of Family On Career Choice Of Students

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    • 1.7 SCOPE OF THE STUDY
              This study is restricted to secondary schools in Esan Central local government area of Edo State. In the realization of similar condition facing most students in other secondary schools in Edo State the survey shall focus on students in their first year and final year of studies.
      1.8 DEFINITION OF TERMS
      FAMILY: Is a unit comprising of husband, wife and children.
      FAMILY SIZE: The number of people in the family.
      FAMILY SYSTEM: This includes monogamy and may be nuclear or extended family.
      HOME ENVIRONMENT: This refers to parental experience and aspirations for children, objects and material conditions in the home for comfort and also specific behavioral processes conducive to learning.
      EDUCATIONAL UPBRINGING: This refers to education of children and how they perform in academics when subjected to test or examination.
      EDUCATIONAL STATUS: This term is used for social processes in which one achieve social competence and individual growth, carried on in a selected, controlled sitting which can be institutionalized as a school or college.
      OCCUPATIONAL STATUS: Person’s trade, vocation or principal means of earning living.
      SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS: This refers to position of recognition which one finds him in the society. Such a position may not be hereditary but acquired through personal efforts like education, wealth, occupation and social class.
      ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE: This refers to the students’ achievement, scores within the class and his position relative to all those subjected the same test.
      EFFECTS: the result or outcome of anything be it positive or negative.
      HOME SITUATION: This refers to prevailing atmosphere in the home whether violent, resentful or in disarray.
      PARENTAL ATTITUDE: Parents disposition to respond in a characteristics way to some stimulus in their social environment. Some responses determine the way and manner their children are brought up by them. 
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