Political Attitudes of Students in Three Predominantly Black Colleges.

Fotion, Janice C.; And Others

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ERIC Number: EJ193537

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Publication Date: 1978

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Political Attitudes of Students in Three Predominantly Black Colleges.

Fotion, Janice C.; And Others

Journal of Negro Education, v47 n4 p395-401 Fall 1978

A study to determine the reason(s) for the change to the left of political attitudes of students between their freshman and senior years found that the role of the professor and other factors cannot be totally discounted, but that fellow students probably played the greatest role. (Author/EB)

Descriptors: Attitude Change, Black Students, Change Agents, College Environment, Higher Education, Peer Influence, Political Attitudes, Social Influences, Teacher Influence

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Language: English

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