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Harding, Blake – Online Submission, 2014
A 1997 study by Lomas and Garside suggests a 62% prevalence rate of ADHD [Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder] amongst homeless, which prompts a need for further elucidation of this relationship. This study sought to examine the relationship between Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and the homeless youth population aged 18-24. The…
Descriptors: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Correlation, Homeless People, Late Adolescents
Mundy, Sylvia P. – 1976
This study investigated the ideal and actual criteria for selecting school superintendents as perceived by senior high school teachers and students, parents, administrators, and school board members. Its purpose was to determine if the ideal and actual criteria for selecting urban school superintendents would differ significantly as perceived (1)…
Descriptors: Administrator Role, Age Differences, Boards of Education, Community Attitudes
Quattrocchi, Henrietta – 1978
This study assesses aging stereotypes to provide a foundation for the development of gerontology curricula and an inter-disciplinary program in gerontology at Los Angeles City College. A sample of 147 students (60 males and 87 females, 71 aged 18-29, 39 aged 30-59, and 37 aged 60-84), enrolled in five anthropology courses and three sections of a…
Descriptors: Age Differences, Age Groups, Aging (Individuals), Community Colleges