Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p I. Families and family behavior : Why study family behavior? ; What do we mean by family? ; What do we mean by behavior? : Mating behavior ; Family behavior toward neighbors and neighborhood problems ; Economic behavior ; Leisure behavior ; Educative behavior. -- II. How shall we study the family? : Common beliefs about the family : Mothers' aid laws ; The children's charter ; Foster home care. Experimental studies checking beliefs : How foster children turned out ; A follow-up study of delinquents ; Opinions concerning successful families ; Studies of relationships between home backgrounds and personal adjustments : Parent attitudes and child adjustment ; Child attitudes and child adjustment. Autobiographies as source materials : Impressions of poverty unexplained ; Impressions of promises made and broken ; Suggestions of "atmosphere".. }
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- catalog description "I. Families and family behavior : Why study family behavior? ; What do we mean by family? ; What do we mean by behavior? : Mating behavior ; Family behavior toward neighbors and neighborhood problems ; Economic behavior ; Leisure behavior ; Educative behavior. -- II. How shall we study the family? : Common beliefs about the family : Mothers' aid laws ; The children's charter ; Foster home care. Experimental studies checking beliefs : How foster children turned out ; A follow-up study of delinquents ; Opinions concerning successful families ; Studies of relationships between home backgrounds and personal adjustments : Parent attitudes and child adjustment ; Child attitudes and child adjustment. Autobiographies as source materials : Impressions of poverty unexplained ; Impressions of promises made and broken ; Suggestions of "atmosphere".".
- catalog tableOfContents "I. Families and family behavior : Why study family behavior? ; What do we mean by family? ; What do we mean by behavior? : Mating behavior ; Family behavior toward neighbors and neighborhood problems ; Economic behavior ; Leisure behavior ; Educative behavior. -- II. How shall we study the family? : Common beliefs about the family : Mothers' aid laws ; The children's charter ; Foster home care. Experimental studies checking beliefs : How foster children turned out ; A follow-up study of delinquents ; Opinions concerning successful families ; Studies of relationships between home backgrounds and personal adjustments : Parent attitudes and child adjustment ; Child attitudes and child adjustment. Autobiographies as source materials : Impressions of poverty unexplained ; Impressions of promises made and broken ; Suggestions of "atmosphere".".