Attitudes Toward Busing as a Means of Desegregation.

Nicoletti, John A.; Patterson, Tom W.

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Publication Date: 1974

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Attitudes Toward Busing as a Means of Desegregation

Nicoletti, John A.; Patterson, Tom W.

Psychological Reports, 35, 1 Part 2, 371-376, Aug 74

A study of attitudes toward enforced school busing shows that supporters of busing emphasize the provision of equal educational opportunities and improved communication among ethnic groups while the opposition emphasizes the disruption of the neighborhood school concept as the basis for their attitudes. (Author/KM)

Descriptors: Attitudes, Bus Transportation, Integration Studies, Racial Integration, Social Problems

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Identifiers - Location: Colorado (Denver)

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