The findings suggest that when asked what they would like to do now or immediately after college, most freshmen and sophomore women seem to prefer activities that differ from their actual plans for the future. This sample is probably representative of most freshmen and sophomore women who are anxious to assert their individuality and who desire…

This analysis is an attempt to build theory by identifying and reworking propositions that are sufficiently general and precisely stated that they can be used as a basis for deductively explaining why variation occurs in the ease of making various role transitions. (Author)

Article describes lack of student teacher communication, the problems of the adolescent and how improved teacher attitude and proper guidance can help. (MM)

Survey results indicate psychologists' concern in areas of consultation, competence, confidentiality, and role conflict between lay and professional people. Offers suggestions for early ethics education in professional training programs. (CJ)

As women define new roles for themselves, men will have a lot of learning to do--and colleges will be called upon to teach, interpret, defend and adjust. (Author)

Article deals with role confusion using as examples children from Oriental countries and kibutz children. (ML)

The performance of the competent pupil personnel worker fills the void between administrative and instructional functions that seemingly cannot be filled by achievement of guidance objectives alone. (Author)

Mothers' and fathers' reports were examined separately, controlling for social class and education. The data reveal that mothering patterns are similar across class and educational lines, but fathering patterns are not. The differences in perceptions have implications for the current literature on socialization. (Author)

Suggests classroom materials and activities which, in the absence of male teachers, may be used in preschool and primary classrooms to provide male sex-role models. (NH)

Proposes first steps in breaking social patterns that confine women to inferior roles. (Author)

Presents a discussion of the ways by which a teacher can make his instruction become more scientific. (RP)

The results of the study show that a potential area of conflict exists for young adults regarding the career involvement of the wife. College women preferred a career and marriage rather than either alone, while college men preferred that their wives not work after the birth of children. (BY)

If a personnel worker can become more effective in his role, which from a structural standpoint is positively related to successful interaction with campus and off-campus groups, then he might gain the respect and trust needed to introduce the innovations his diverse experiences would suggest. (Author)