This paper examines the difference between junior high school student attitudes and images of modern society before and after instruction. The study was conducted in a junior high school located in north central United States. Subjects were students in social studies classes, grades 7 and 8. A stratified random sampling procedure was used in order…

This document is divided into two papers; the first paper investigates the attitudes of secondary students toward modern society (attitudes about the future, making friends, looking for a job, and viewing the city as a friendly place), and whether age, sex, or grade made any difference in these attitudes. A non-randomized, control-group posttest…