Maslow's Politics 3 is a humanistic social psychological philosophy which is against any attitude or value that rests on a merely evil or good conception of human nature or of society. His thoughts and clippings on the subject which were written or collected during 1968, 1969, and 1970 are presented in two primary thought sequences: 1) what is…

Article provided a brief portrayal of the rhetoric of a specific but now defunct ideology together with an analysis of its focusing, integrating and controlling functions as an instrument of moral instruction. (Author/RK)

A discussion of "Sesame Street" as a medium of socialization and the program's effects on attitudinal development and behavior acquisition. (Author/HB)

In the past, guilt has been seen primarily through male eyes and has been a neglected topic thus far in the renaissance of studies of women and gender. There may be a greater vulnerability to guilt in women as compared to men. Given childhood's influence on guilt and on the adult conscience, struggle, conflict, and uncertainty in adulthood seem…

Examined whether verbal IQ, performance IQ, or chronological age is a better predictor of verbal control of nonverbal behavior in four- and five-year-olds. (DP)

This monograph consists of six chapters which discuss the problem of prejudice in our society. Chapter I looks at "Prejudice as a Social Problem." As a social problem prejudice can be defined exclusively in terms of human behavior which denies or attempts to deny equality of opportunity or status to certain racial, religious, or ethnic groups.…

Organized sport is a social agent for the deliberate socialization of people into the acceptance of our most salient organization form: bureaucracy. (DS)

Young people need to rebel and to progress from childish gullibility, through disillusionment and doubt, to adult discernment. To do this they need standards to rebel against and adult judgments to test, accept, or reject. But educated adults no longer provide such standards and judgments. (Author/JG)

Socialization practices in the moshav are compared with those of kibbutz and city, based on the responses of about 1000 preadolescents to the Cornell Socialization Agent Inventory. The moshav differs from the kibbutz mainly in its reliance on the family as the primary agent of socialization. (JMB)

Contrary to Wynne in another article in this issue, the correction of alienation lies in changing the structure and fabric of society rather than in better socialization of youth. (Author/IRT)

Women athletes are subject to certain types of injury as they enter new sports and develop more aggressiveness in traditional sports. Reasons for increases in certain injuries are explained. (MT)

Discusses data from 4,212 gay males that suggests the viability of several hypotheses regarding the experiences of aging gay males: that certain behaviors are related to subcultural opportunities, that various attitudes are associated with subcultural socialization, and that other issues are understandable in terms of aging and cohort effects.…

Explains the increase in adolescent suicidal behavior reported for most countries in the European Economic Community over the last two decades, within the framework of a social learning theory. A typology of suicidal acts based on an outcome-expectancy model is proposed. (Author/BL)