Early Adolescence in the South: Attitudes regarding the Home and Religion.

Schab, Fred

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Publication Date: 1982

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Early Adolescence in the South: Attitudes regarding the Home and Religion.

Schab, Fred

Adolescence, v17 n67 p605-12 Fall 1982

Summarizes perceptions, attitudes and beliefs of 751 Black and White eighth-grade students in Georgia. Results showed most get along well with their parents and considered their home atmosphere "very good." The highest number of runaways was among Black girls. Most students had positive attitudes toward religion. (JAC)

Descriptors: Adolescents, Family Environment, Family Life, Junior High School Students, Middle Schools, Parent Child Relationship, Racial Differences, Religion, Sex Differences, Student Attitudes

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