Cultural Deprivation, Irrational Beliefs and the Self Concept

Comparison of culturally disadvantaged youngsters with and without behavior problems indicates that differences exist between the groups in behavior, personality adjustment, and possession of irrational beliefs, but not in self concept. This finding suggests need for more research of self concept in...

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Published inCanadian Counsellor Vol. 4; no. 4; p. 247
Main Authors Hoxter, A. Lee, Zingle, Harvey
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1970
Subjects
Behavior Patterns
Behavior Problems
Beliefs
Children
Disadvantaged
Emotional Development
Self Concept
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Summary:Comparison of culturally disadvantaged youngsters with and without behavior problems indicates that differences exist between the groups in behavior, personality adjustment, and possession of irrational beliefs, but not in self concept. This finding suggests need for more research of self concept in this subject group. (CJ)