Attitudes Toward Women's Family Role Among Black and White Undergraduates.

Steinmann, Anne; Fox, David J.

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Publication Date: 1970

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Attitudes Toward Women's Family Role Among Black and White Undergraduates

Steinmann, Anne; Fox, David J.

Fam Coord, v19 n4 p363-8 Oct 1970

The self perceptions and ideal women of black and white women were slightly self achieving. White women as in previous samples said men prefer a home oriented woman. Black women, however, felt men wanted a woman balanced between home and career aspirations, and black men agreed. White men also delineated a balanced ideal woman unlike what white women believed. (Author)

Descriptors: Attitudes, Behavior, Blacks, College Students, Dialogs (Literary), Family Role, Feedback, Females, Group Counseling, Interpersonal Relationship, Males, Marriage Counseling, Racial Differences, Role Perception, Values, Whites

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