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Download full textMacke, Anne; Morgan, William R. – 1975
This study successively tests simple modeling, normative influence, and conditional positive modeling hypotheses about the working mother's effect on her daughter's work orientation. Four hypotheses are postulated and tested separately by race to examine possible racial differences. The most complex hypothesis is that if modeling is conditioned by…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Black Youth, Employed Parents, Employed Women
