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Looking ahead: self-conceptions, race, and family as determinants of adolescent orientation to achievement

Gordon, Chad.

Year: [1972?]

Publisher: American Sociological Association.

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Frontmatter

I Orientation

II Model and Constituent Propositions

III Method: Sample, Operationalization, and Index Construction

IV Analysis of the Data

V Self-Conception and Aspiration

VI A Model Assessing the Proposed Joint Impact of Social Structure, Family, Ability, and Self-Conception on Orientation to Achievement

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Title:

Looking ahead : self-conceptions, race, and family as determinants of adolescent orientation to achievement / by Chad Gordon.

Author:

Gordon, Chad

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Looking ahead : self-conceptions, race, and family as determinants of adolescent orientation to achievement / by Chad Gordon.
Gordon, Chad
[Washington]: American Sociological Association, [1972?]

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.06860

Subject Headings:

• Achievement motivation
• Adolescent psychology
• Self-perception
• African Americans -- Psychology
• Families

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