1984
DOI: 10.12930/0271-9517-4.1.5
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Developmental Academic Advising: What do Students Want?

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“…It includes also students' GPA which was recorded by the researchers from the student's affairs department. Students' Academic Advising Inventory: This tool was adopted from [14].It is a self-reported questionnaire to measure student satisfaction with academic advising process. It covers the following three areas: (1) nature of advising relationship, which consists of two questions, (2) activities that takes place during advising session, it consisted of twelve questions and (3) student' satisfaction of academic advising, it consisted of ten questions.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…It includes also students' GPA which was recorded by the researchers from the student's affairs department. Students' Academic Advising Inventory: This tool was adopted from [14].It is a self-reported questionnaire to measure student satisfaction with academic advising process. It covers the following three areas: (1) nature of advising relationship, which consists of two questions, (2) activities that takes place during advising session, it consisted of twelve questions and (3) student' satisfaction of academic advising, it consisted of ten questions.…”
Section: 4datacollection Toolmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thirty advising activities were identified based upon a review of existing instruments measuring student perceptions of advising (Grites, 198 1;Trombley, 1984;Winston & Sandor, 1984), questionnaires from several other colleges and universities (e.g., South Dakota State University and the College of St. Benedict), and informal interviews with academic advisors. These items were then used in a pilot study to ensure that major areas of advising had been included and to ensure that the wording was clear.…”
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“…Even in the 1980s studies continued to report the inadequacy of advising services (McKinney & Hartwig, 1981;Winston & Sandor, 1984). A literature review by McLaughlin and Starr (1982) highlighted students' "overwhelming" dissatisfaction with the advising they were receiving (p.…”
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“…Section A was comprised of 14 questions and Section B had 5 questions. These sections were developed by Winston and Sandor (1984b) as part of the Academic Advising Inventory (AAI). The AAI instrument is nationally used and available to all members of the National Academic Advising Association (NACADA), without cost provided that the member observes the following:…”
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“…However, in order to prevent the occurrence of a response set, Winston and Sandor (1984b) The data were analyzed and the reliability and validity of the research was recorded. According to Osborne (2012), "the better your reliability, the more accurate and replicable your results" (p. 262).…”
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