Black Racial Attitudes: Trends and ComplexitiesSurvey Research Center, Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan, 1974 - 157 หน้า |
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... if men define situations as real , they are real in their consequences " ( Thomas and Thomas , 1928 ) . This not blindly to assume that the change in black perceptions is an unhealthy one ; it may indicate movement toward a more ...
... if men define situations as real , they are real in their consequences " ( Thomas and Thomas , 1928 ) . This not blindly to assume that the change in black perceptions is an unhealthy one ; it may indicate movement toward a more ...
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Preface | 1 |
Was There Attitude Change Between | 13 |
and 1971? | 19 |
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3-way interaction adjusted for sex Age and Item alienation from white Alienation Index Scores Alienation means association attitude change beliefs better break black alienation black and white black attitudes black consciousness black interviewers black population black racial attitudes black respondents Chapter cohort correlates curvilinear Detroit Area Study difference discrimination Duncan earlier Education 0-11 Education and Item eleven items Gary Marx high Alienation scores high scores Howard Schuman included index items individual items inter intercorrelated interviewer effects Kerner-68 survey less Martin Luther King Mean Deviation Mean N Mean Mean Score militancy multiple classification analysis Negroes neighborhood Otis Dudley Duncan percent Percentage persons political predictor problem question race race-of race-of-interviewer effects relationship reliable replication responses riot sampling error Schuman and Converse Scores by Education separate significant social Table 17 Table 21 tion trend unweighted variables violence white interviewers white society