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A Comparative Study Of How Parents From Different Social Classes Perceive School Health Services, John Joseph Pelizza
A Comparative Study Of How Parents From Different Social Classes Perceive School Health Services, John Joseph Pelizza
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This study was designed to determine attitudes of parents from three different social classes toward school health services. The social class status of parents was determined by the use of Duncan's Social Class Index. This Index, consisting of four hundred forty-six occupations, was divided into a decile scale against which each parent's occupation was checked for a corresponding decile number. If a parent's occupation was not on the Index the investigator subjectively decided on a rating using Duncan's Social Class Index as a guide.
Parents of children enrolled in nine elementary schools (Pajarito, Coronado, Duranes, Inez, Monte Vista, Carlos Rey, …
The Function Of Socialization: Compliance As It Affects Person And Role Power In Coaching And Teaching Experience As Professional Preparation For The Principalship, David Morris Schmitz
The Function Of Socialization: Compliance As It Affects Person And Role Power In Coaching And Teaching Experience As Professional Preparation For The Principalship, David Morris Schmitz
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The purpose of this study was to create and empirically test a theoretical model describing compliance structures utilized by the coach, teacher, and principal to control subordinates. The problem was to determine whether compliance structures used to control subordinates in a previous role socialize a coach or teacher to behave in certain ways on becoming a principal. In addition, background and situational variables were analyzed to determine if these variables had an effect on the leader behavior of public school principals.
Changes In Self-Concept Resulting From Outward Bound Type Activities, Edward Rhudy
Changes In Self-Concept Resulting From Outward Bound Type Activities, Edward Rhudy
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The purpose of this study was to determine whether there was a significant change in self-concept resulting from a non-resident outward bound type program on a selected group of males and females. The design of this study was experimental, involving the nonrandomized pretest, posttest single group. This study of the effects of outward bound type activities was conducted in the natural areas, mountains and semi-arid regions surrounding Albuquerque, New Mexico during the spring of 1971. The Outward Bound class has been a part of the Physical Education Service Program at the University of New Mexico for the past four semesters. …