Attitude of students of faculty of Healt and Social Studies to choosen subcultures

The bachelor thesis Attitude of students from the Faculty of Health and Social Studies towards selected subcultures is focused on determining attitudes of students from the University of South Bohemia, the Faculty of Health and Social Studies and students which does not study humanities - students of the Czech Technical University in Prague and the Faculty of Architecture, the Brno University of Technology. The theoretical part is focused on definition of basic notions and on description of selected subcultures. The aim of the bachelor thesis was to chart attitudes of students of the Faculty of Health and Social Studies of the University of South Bohemia towards selected most important subcultures in the Czech Republic. The thesis has been focused on subcultures Anarchists, Emo, Freetekno, Hip Hop, Hippies Punk and Skinheads. Results are confronted with additional sample of students which does not study humanities. For the bachelor thesis I used the research method of an enquiry, a technique of the questionnaire. The questionnaire was distributed at the Faculty of Health and Social Studies. It was composed of questions with photographs of members of particular subculture. Respondents should recognize them and express their attitude towards them. The number of respondents of humanities was 150 and the respondents which does not study humanities, 50. In terms of research two hypotheses were made. The first hypothesis {\clq}qAttitudes towards subcultures differ statistically according to the type of the subculture - negative attitudes towards extremist subcultures occur at more than 70 % responses of the basic target population`` was confirmed. The second hypothesis {\clq}qAttitudes towards subcultures with extremist orientation - anarchists and skinheads are more affirmative at students which does not study humanities than at students of the Faculty of Health and Social Studies of the University of South Bohemia`` was confirmed. The third hypothesis {\clq}qStudents of the Faculty of Health and Social Studies of the University of South Bohemia identify correctly the subcultures in 80% of cases`` was also confirmed. The results imply that students of the Faculty of Health and Social Studies of the University of South Bohemia are more critical in their attitudes towards selected subcultures. They perceive extremist subcultures more negatively than students not studying humanities, who are more welcoming to them