Rurality and the Normative Order in a Developing Country.

Taheri, Beverly Jackson; Willits, Fern K.

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ERIC Number: EJ126393

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Publication Date: 1975

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Rurality and the Normative Order in a Developing Country

Taheri, Beverly Jackson; Willits, Fern K.

Rural Sociology, 40, 3, 251-65, F 75

It was hypothesized that rurality would be positively related to a traditional normative order represented by moral reality. In general, as rurality declined, the emphasis on the effect of an improper act declined, and the importance of the actor's motives increased. (Author)

Descriptors: Developing Nations, Hypothesis Testing, Measurement, Moral Values, Norms, Relationship, Rural Population, Rural Urban Differences

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Identifiers - Location: Iran

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