The author argues that all adult education can and should lead to political awareness, enabling people to take part in social change. (Author/CH)

Discusses the communicative uses of music by young people and how music plays a major role in adolescent socialization. (PD)

Philosophical accounts of sport's sociopolitical purposes tend either to condemn or promote various political ideologies. This essay gives a synthetic interpretation of the philosophical groundwork of judgments about socialist sport in terms of Hegel's contributions to Marxist thought and the implications of Marxist thought for modern sporting…

Children (in Grades K, 2, and 4) were required to judge how much they trusted each of their classmates. A same sex pattern of peer trust was found in fourth and second graders, but not in kindergarten children. Contrary to expectation, girls were not significantly more trusting in peers than were boys. (KH)

Two experiments showed that (1) verbal praise increased males' and females' intrinsic motivation on masculine and feminine tasks, and intrinsic motivation was higher for sex-appropriate than sex-inappropriate tasks; and (2) praise enhanced traditional females' intrinsic motivation even on a task that in earlier research showed striking…

Young children are capable of fairly sophisticated political concepts. If teachers were more aware of possibilities for early political education and had confidence in their ability to handle such areas, there would be scope for developing curriculum including elements of political education. (JOW)

Based on a study of variations in moral responses of Chinese and American children, an assessment is made of stage theories of moral development. (Editor)

The author introduces Paulo Freire, the man, then discusses the historical background of his work, his method and results, and briefly describes the basic philosophical ideas behind his educational approach. (Author/AG)

In every case, and regardless of subsequent application, all rules, morals, and laws are established by one segment of a given population for application primarily to another segment of that (or some other) population. Men do not make laws with the primary object of restraining themselves. Thus, morality is not always healthy. (Author/JF)

This paper summarizes the responses of 256 women to a questionnaire which focused on their recent experiences in the process of moving with their families. Typically they are happy with the new community and with the personality changes which have occured as a result of their moving experiences. (Author)

Examines the emergence of competence among Peace Corps volunteers and tries to determine what conditions cause such emergence. Concludes that it is due in part to the novel situation. (Taken in part from a paper delivered at Am. Psychological Assoc., Chicago, Sep 1965. Discussion is based on a study at Institute of Human Development, University of…