The Effects of Students' Perception of a Speaker's Role on Their Recall of Drug Facts and Their Opinions and Attitudes About Drugs.

McCleaf, James E.; Colby, Margaret A.

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Publication Date: 1975

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The Effects of Students' Perception of a Speaker's Role on Their Recall of Drug Facts and Their Opinions and Attitudes About Drugs

McCleaf, James E.; Colby, Margaret A.

Journal of Educational Research, 68, 10, 382-6, Jul/Aug 75

The ascribed social role of a speaker and his ascribed experience with drugs contributed to significant differences in student recall of drug information. Sex of the respondent was found to have a significant effect on students' scores on the Drug Opinion and Attitudes Test. (RC)

Descriptors: Drug Abuse, Drug Education, Grade 8, Junior High Schools, Recall (Psychology), Role Perception, Student Attitudes, Students, Videotape Recordings

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