This study examines the reasons why political attitudes change and the social and cultural factors influencing those attitudes. (JB)

Describes a relatively isolated rural workshop program, the Appalachian Film Workshop, Inc., a division of the APPALSHOP, Whitesburg, Ky. The Workshop, started in 1969 with OEO funding and under the direction of the American Film Institute, trains local young people in the art of movie making and producing films on Appalachia. (RJ)

Article describes results of a clinical study of teen-aged boys living in a residential halfway house for socially disturbed youth, prototypes for changing their life styles, and implications for occupational therapists as interventive treatment agents. (Author)

This article reports a study of personality, attitude, and cognitive changes in experienced pupil personnel workers who participated in a retraining experience at an EPDA Institute. Significant overall content learnings were found, while the most drastic attitudinal changes took place in understanding. (Author)

The results of this study indicate that teachers do connote a definite pattern of behaviors and attributes that distinguish lower status and middle class students. (Author)

Informal sessions between the school counselor and siblings attending the same school are described. The results indicate greater rapport between students and counselor and a boosting of self referrals, an increase in referrals from parents, and additional information in helping in planning a developmental guidance program. Recommendations are…

Presents arguments for and against open admissions policies. (HS)