Psychosocial and Other Factors in Black Migration.

Farrell, Walter; And Others

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Publication Date: 1978

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Psychosocial and Other Factors in Black Migration

Farrell, Walter; And Others

Negro History Bulletin, 41, 2, 812-3, Mar-Apr 78

This essay represents an attempt to look at black migration through an historical-social-epidemiological construct. The etiological factors presented suggest that the major impetus for migration was the quest for a psychosocially less stressful environment. (Author/AM)

Descriptors: Adjustment (to Environment), Black Population Trends, Blacks, Etiology, Geographic Distribution, History, Migration, Migration Patterns, Stress Variables

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