REPORTED MAGNITUDE OF SELF-MISIDENTIFICATION AMONG NEGRO CHILDREN - ARTIFACT

[1] CLARK KB, READINGS SOCIAL PSYC, P169

[2] FARIS REL, HANDBOOK MODERN S ED, P576

[3] EVIDENCE CONCERNING THE GENESIS OF INTERRACIAL ATTITUDES [J]. AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST, 1946, 48 (04) : 624 - 630

[4] RACIAL ASPECTS OF SELF-IDENTIFICATION IN NURSERY SCHOOL CHILDREN [J]. JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1939, 7 (01) : 91 - 99

[5] RACIAL RECOGNITION BY NURSERY-SCHOOL CHILDREN IN LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA [J]. SOCIAL FORCES, 1958, 37 (02) : 132 - 137

[6] MORLAND JK, 1963, AM CATHOLIC SOCIOL R, V24, P231

[7] NEWCOMB TM, READINGS SOCIAL P ED, P169

[8] WESTIE FR, HANDBOOK MODERN SOCI, P576

[1] CLARK KB, READINGS SOCIAL PSYC, P169

[2] FARIS REL, HANDBOOK MODERN S ED, P576

[3] EVIDENCE CONCERNING THE GENESIS OF INTERRACIAL ATTITUDES [J]. AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST, 1946, 48 (04) : 624 - 630

[4] RACIAL ASPECTS OF SELF-IDENTIFICATION IN NURSERY SCHOOL CHILDREN [J]. JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1939, 7 (01) : 91 - 99

[5] RACIAL RECOGNITION BY NURSERY-SCHOOL CHILDREN IN LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA [J]. SOCIAL FORCES, 1958, 37 (02) : 132 - 137

[6] MORLAND JK, 1963, AM CATHOLIC SOCIOL R, V24, P231

[7] NEWCOMB TM, READINGS SOCIAL P ED, P169

[8] WESTIE FR, HANDBOOK MODERN SOCI, P576