Differences in Adolescent Self-Concept as a Function of Race, Geographic Location, and Pregnancy.

Pete-McGadney, Joanette

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ERIC Number: EJ507853

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Publication Date: 1995

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Differences in Adolescent Self-Concept as a Function of Race, Geographic Location, and Pregnancy.

Pete-McGadney, Joanette

Adolescence, v30 n117 p95-105 Spr 1995

Compares self-concept scores of 199 pregnant African American adolescents from urban and rural areas. Results showed that self-concept scores of both groups were not as high as scores of a nonpregnant norm group of adolescents. Pregnant adolescents' scores were similar regardless of age or geographic location. (RJM)

Descriptors: Adolescents, Blacks, Comparative Analysis, Early Parenthood, Females, Geographic Location, Pregnancy, Pregnant Students, Racial Differences, Rural Urban Differences, Secondary Education, Self Concept

Publication Type: Reports - Research; Journal Articles

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Language: English

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