Abstract

• This thesis intends to make a study on the effectiveness of Nursing Professors through perceptual psychological approach. Purpose ot the Study Researches have been made relating teacher's effectiveness measurement. However, they share a common defect that they have been done on the basis of superficial aspects of the problems aspects that can be measured by general objective survey only, but this study is designed "to understand his behavior in terms of a human behaving and of a self as an instrument"-principle, based upon the Perceptual Psychology which puts more stress on the inner perception than on the external one. Method of the Study This thesis is based chiefly on the two soarcess. "Perceptual Orientation Scale" (Chunghoon Choy, 1971) which has been standardized on the basis of perceptual psychology and the questio-naires made by the researcher of this thesis and given to the 34 Nursing Professors in seoul and other country. Result of the Study The method of data operation by Pearson "r" asserts that there were distinct deep relation Between Perceptual orientation and fellow's estimate, while a little relation among the estimate of a-dministration, educational backgrounds and occupations but no relations the status of experiences. It can be concluded that the estimates between fellows working at "the same fields" have kept deep relations together on perceptual orientation which resulted from finding out a useful method to measure occupational effectiveness according to the perceptual field. Conclusion of the Study The personnel administration has bsen managsd according to external status and not positive operation; on the other hand, this study holds, it shall be oparated in accordance with the estimates by fellow, the "Preceptual Orientation Scale" for more positive ability. The study requires the following researches on the devoted professional occupations, such as medical doctors, teachers, nurses, etc. for the purpose of increasing their occupational effectiveness more scientifically.

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