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The boys were administered the same tests as in the Kohlberg and Zigler ( 1967 ) study . The age trends for both father - absent and father - present Negro boys of average IQ were quite similar to those found in an average IQ middle ...
The boys were administered the same tests as in the Kohlberg and Zigler ( 1967 ) study . The age trends for both father - absent and father - present Negro boys of average IQ were quite similar to those found in an average IQ middle ...
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In fact , no study has shown any marked differences between fatherabsent and father - present boys with regard to measures of masculine feminine attitudes ( Terman & Miles , 1936 ; Barclay & Cusumano , 1965 ; C. Smith summarized in ...
In fact , no study has shown any marked differences between fatherabsent and father - present boys with regard to measures of masculine feminine attitudes ( Terman & Miles , 1936 ; Barclay & Cusumano , 1965 ; C. Smith summarized in ...
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relative truth values of the developmental , defensive and role - playing hypotheses of identification , boys ' masculinity scores were related to their perceptions of their fathers ( Mussen & Distler , 1959 ) .
relative truth values of the developmental , defensive and role - playing hypotheses of identification , boys ' masculinity scores were related to their perceptions of their fathers ( Mussen & Distler , 1959 ) .
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Introduction | 1 |
Some Roles | 57 |
SocialLearning Theory of Identificatory Processes | 213 |
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