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How "liberated" were the Arab women of a college campus in Beirut? A cross-national study testing Lebanese and other Arabs, Christians, and Moslems, revealed that the women were relatively liberal. Dating was common and the western values of family relations were predominant among the women studied. Even the parents of the subjects have accepted the idea of dating and the patterns of behavior associated with this modern social practice.

This study deals with the adjustment problems of college women in an Arab university (BUC). It tries to examine these problems within the following areas: dating, academic concerns, personal concerns and relations with family and society.