Relates the future of social studies in 1984 to the social and political implications of education found in Orwell's "1984."

Article explained some of the possible roots of male chauvinism and suggested that perhaps it is the last resort of an endangered species. (Author/RK)

Habilitation programs for the retarded should emphasize behavioral competence in the areas of self-direction, responsibility and socialization. (CL)

Common factors contributing to the effectiveness of psychotherapy have come to be recognized. These include: (1) establishment of a safe, trusting, and supportive relationship; (2) encouragement of clients to engage in activities they had avoided; (3) provision of accurate feedback to clients; and (4) provision of a framework for clients to…

A program to teach basic social skills to institutionalized severely retarded adults began with identification of those social behaviors that were most desirable and realistic. Following development of the Basic Social Skills Inventory, specific training suggestions were developed for each step of the scale. The program was field tested with two…

This research attempted to develop a profile of women's moods across the menstrual cycle and to determine alcohol's effects upon those moods. The Profile of Mood States was used to measure mood in 96 female college students who were heavy drinkers. Subjects were randomly assigned to the cells of the balanced placebo design with equal numbers in…

Family theorists have considered the idea of boundary in terms of the concepts of disengagement and enmeshment. Disengaged families are those having rigid, well-delineated boundaries that are often impermeable. Alternately, enmeshed families have diffuse ego boundaries, acting as if all are part of each other, and are likely to produce an…

An argument on the conditions under which colleges will be able to affect the role allocation of students emphasizes that colleges may differ in the kinds of people they are expected to produce and in the kinds of changes in individuals that they can expect to affect. (Author/KM)

This study examined the hypothesis that labor unions have not grown in the white-collar sector due to biases projected by professors in classrooms. In the research using 437 undergraduate subjects, support was found for this hypothesis. (EK)

The changing role of Danish folk high schools is discussed in general terms, and the Kolding Folk High Schools's growth is used as a specific example. Once stressing political awareness, the schools now stress political activity. (AG)

The author examines gaps in services, especially vocational services, to handicapped adolescents and outlines priorities (including working with families and other community agencies) for meeting those needs. Trends in vocational and career education are reviewed, and the adolescents' socialization needs are addressed. (CL)

In summarizing the Unesco International Round Table on the Theme "How the Handicapped Are Presented to the General Public," held in 1977, the paper--presented as the final report of the Round Table--discusses the question of how to present the image of handicapped people to the public in such a way as to foster their maximum integration…

This study was designed to investigate the effects of group presence and arousal in deindividuation, a process that is theoretically related to performance of anti-social behavior. On Halloween night, 23 selected homes in Seattle, Washington, were prepared for experimental manipulation. All homes were set up so that observers could watch children…

The radio study campaign combined elements of listening group and study group traditions and added group leaders trained in democratic leadership principles, a text book, and a study guide. It was hoped that the campaign would create a deeper sense of national awareness and, by highlighting the achievements since Tanzanian independence, give…