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Gitelman, Paul Jay – 1976
The basic premise of this dissertation is that racial, ethnic, and religious differences although significant, are not sufficient in and of themselves, to account for aging individuals' self-appraisal. Two distinct groups of aged, urban poor, blacks and Jews, compose the study population. The sample resided in deteriorating urban areas…
Descriptors: Blacks, Comparative Analysis, Doctoral Dissertations, Jews