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Tesar, Jennifer E.; Doppen, Frans H. – Social Studies, 2006
The authors present activities that help students understand collective behavior in historical and contemporary settings. This topic is particularly appropriate for social studies content areas such as sociology, psychology, American history, and world history, yet it can also be included in the curriculum of other subject areas, such as language…
Descriptors: Group Behavior, Social Studies, Learning Activities, Popular Culture
Moore, Roy L.; Moschis, George P. – 1981
Anticipatory consumer socialization is the learning of consumer roles and perceptions, which will be assumed at a later time, such as those that children acquire before they become adult consumers. A survey of 784 adolescents was conducted in a southern state to examine the anticipatory consumer socialization effects of such factors as the mass…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Behavioral Science Research, Career Choice, Consumer Economics
Reed, Helen M.; Kuipers, Judith L. – 1976
In a 1972 interview survey of 250 rural families in 2 East Tennessee counties, patterns of family functioning were shown to be directly related to economic level, husband's age, and husband's educational level. Within the sample population consisting of family households of 2 or more members, the mean age of husbands was 49, and of wives, 46. The…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Communications, Community Resources, Consumer Economics