The Impact of Metropolitan Residence on Social and Political Orientations.

Orbell, John M.

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Publication Date: 1970

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The Impact of Metropolitan Residence on Social and Political Orientations

Orbell, John M.

Social Science Quarterly, 51, 3, 634-648, Dec 70

The character of urban areas is found to be related to personal morale but not to political efficacy. The morale of Blacks in central areas of cities is found to be higher than that of whites and movement from one area to another was found to affect the morale of only those residents with relatively little education. (Author/MB)

Descriptors: Behavioral Science Research, Demography, Educational Sociology, Human Relations, Political Attitudes, Political Socialization, Racial Differences, Self Concept, Social Attitudes, Urban Environment

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