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Peer reviewedEkehammar, Bo – Educational Studies, 1985
A survey of the socio-political attitudes of Swedish high school students showed that male students were more systematically conservative than female students, except for the religiosity dimension, in almost all political party preference groups. Sex was shown to have a weaker effect on attitudes than political party preference. (Author/RM)
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Comparative Education, Conservatism, Females
