The research findings are reviewed under headings that reflect aspects of the wife role as it is defined in the theoretical formulations. In addition, a large body of hitherto unexplained sex differences in marital satisfaction are examined. (Author)

A study was undertaken to determine the nursery school's role in the transmission of sex role expectations. It was found that though the particular school observed was very committed to minimizing this type of socialization, a considerable amount nonetheless took place. (Author)

Education of art teachers should be geared to our conceptions of the functions that art education performs, and must take into account the socialization of those who assume roles within the educational structure. (AN)

The purpose of this exposition is to present a point of view regarding the differentiation of the counselor's role from other related helping professions, keeping the major function of counseling central in the argument. (Author/BY)

This study reveals that counselors are more perceptive of the principals' expectations than any other group. When counselors were compared with teachers, some 20 role conflicts were identified. Parents expectations and counselors expectations of parents were significantly different on 22 roles. (Author/CJ)

The need for approval and sex role is at best difficult to demonstrate in an adolescent population; the relationship may be limited to elementary aged children, if it occurs at all. Bibliography. (Author)

Self esteem was shown to be associated more closely to high sex role orientation for boys and low sex role adoption for girls; while father identification, for boys only, was related to moderate levels of sex role orientation and sex role preference. Bibliography. (Author)

Findings suggest importance of consideration of child mental health in the learning experiences of school nurses both in prevention and treatment. Indicates need for opportunities to employ mental health in current practices in areas of promotion, prevention and rehabilitation. (Author/CJ)

Suggests need for a clearer perception of the role of the school social worker. This can partly be accomplished through professional training programs for educators and school social workers. Stresses the urgency for more dialogue between the two professions. (Author)

A suggestion that schools today are generally characterized by an inadequate formal social structure which does not allow each individual... enough choice of relevant social roles" and some ideas on how to correct this situation. (Author/AK)

A review of A Social Psychology of Education (Addison-Wesley, 1970) by Alan E. Guskin and Samuel L. Guskin. (DS)

This article is an appraisal by a corporate executive of the university today, written as a summation of an attitude survey conducted among several thousand Kodak People, most of whom were college graduates. (Author/CJ)