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Coles, Robert – Nat Elem Princ, 1969
Reprinted from the Fall 1968 issue of "Daedalus.
Descriptors: Black Attitudes, Black Mothers, Black Students, Black Youth
Download full textGovernor's Council on Urban Affairs, Olympia, WA. – 1968
This report of the Urban Affairs Council of the State of Washington relates to discussion of and recommendations thereof on the following topics: job training and opportunities--job development, legal restrictions, and related services; housing--acquisition and dispersal of information, construction, conservation, and social choice; health…
Descriptors: Economic Development, Educational Planning, Educational Problems, Health Needs
Petersen, Anne C.; And Others – 1978
The 1978 study, which was the first to use the Offer Self-Image Questionnaire (OSIQ) with rural youth, compared the self-image of rural and urban adolescent girls and sustained the hypothesis that adolescents in larger communities think more highly of themselves than adolescents in rural communities. Most previous studies, ambiguous with regard to…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Attitudes, Community Size, Demography
Dietrich, Katheryn Thomas – 1975
A comprehensive look is taken at the rural-urban variation in extended familism among a segment of the population for which extended familism purportedly is especially salient: lower and working class black Americans. The study is guided by the general hypothesis that rurality/urbanism affects extended familism when nonecological variables are…
Descriptors: Blacks, Comparative Analysis, Cultural Differences, Ecological Factors
