What once seemed a simple economic question--getting jobs and workers together in an international labor market--has led to increasing social conflicts; the difficulty was that the workers turned out to be human. (Author)

This paper discusses research on frustration, oppression, stigma, and cognitive dissonance as they are related to the lives of women. The anger resulting from these processes is discussed, and ways are suggested for recognizing anger, working through it, and using it constructively. (Author)

Following a review of basic educational, social, and health constraints faced by single pregnant adolescents and adolescent parents, an urban community's action program directed to this group is described. The organizational structure of the action program is presented as a model for others to explore. (Author)

Examines the changing demands facing science teachers in Australia with the introduction of new curricula and an increasing emphasis on social relevance in science teaching. (JR)

An activity is suggested as one method of examining lifestyle implications of diverse commitments and values to help students deal with both social and personal concerns. (Author/KM)

Current pressures affecting American women are cited. In response to growing demand, professionally operated counseling centers for women have multiplied. The Information and Counseling Service for Women at Yale is described, and the results of a study of a sample group of clients given. (EAK)

The Attitudes Toward Social Issues in Medicine scale (ATSIM) assesses medical students' awareness of and attitudes toward social issues in medicine. (Author/PG)

Organized labor and the workers it represents are easily confused, lampooned, and excoriated by liberal social activists and big businessmen alike. (Authors)

Discusses futurology efforts--future studies, technological forecasts, long-range plans, scenarios of alternative futures. (Author/RK)

Using the talents of student volunteers allows students to tackle social problems and deal with human needs. The curricular approach to experiential learning integrates students' schooling with community needs. (Author/RK)

Article discusses selected observations on behaviorally oriented approaches to counseling, defines behavioral counseling, and examines current techniques. (Author/RK)

The social restrictions and the degeneration of the ideals, attitudes, and moral values of urban police are examined, reflecting the undesirable aspects of this occupation. (JB)

Geography can be an integral part of black studies programs at various levels of education and could instruct blacks in moving beyond their restricted concepts of neighborhood,'' community,'' and the resulting social problems. (Author/JB)

Contains the text of a speech presented at one of eight 2-day forums which focuses on technological trends, their impact on the environment, and their implications for education. (SB)