A field study on the concept of success among Moroccan students revealed that the majority associate success with employment, followed by the desire to establish a family based on mutual understanding, and living in a peaceful environment.
The study, conducted by Mohssine Benzakour, a researcher in social psychology, and presented during a meeting organized by the Association of Private Education in Morocco on Saturday, showed that 40% of the surveyed children view “pursuing an exciting career” as their definition of success.
28% of the children prioritized “establishing a family based on mutual understanding,” while 16% wanted to live a quiet daily life in a calm environment. Additionally, 16% of the students equated success with securing a high-paying job.
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