1933
DOI: 10.1080/00224545.1933.9919327
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The Psychology of Adherence to the Old and of Acceptance of the New

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“…Attitudes toward social and political problems, (a) Social attitudes. Acheson (1) and Bean (10) found a decrease of conservatism with advancement in college studies, and Whittaker (258) found that rural groups are more conservative. Peters (175) and Peterson and Thurstone (177 and 178) and Shuttleworth (218), and Forrnan (78) found that movies affect social attitudes.…”
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“…Attitudes toward social and political problems, (a) Social attitudes. Acheson (1) and Bean (10) found a decrease of conservatism with advancement in college studies, and Whittaker (258) found that rural groups are more conservative. Peters (175) and Peterson and Thurstone (177 and 178) and Shuttleworth (218), and Forrnan (78) found that movies affect social attitudes.…”
Section: Studies In Attitudes and Interestsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…applied Watson's test of Public Opinion. Bean(10) devised a list of 50 statements for the study of conservative and progressive beliefs and Marple (149) used a list of 75 items on controversial issues for the study of the effect of suggestion and expert opinion.4. Interests.…”
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“…With the exception of musical and educational activities, which increased with age, all types of activities decreased in frequency of participation, In general it was found that "desire" to participate was influenced by age in the same way as actual participation, but less mark-edly. 4 Pace (78) found the older of two young adult groups (average age 27 and 31 years) to participate less in leisure pursuits. The extent of social participation (attending meetings, memberships, contributions) among rural folk was studied by Mangus and Cotton (67) and appeared to pass through an age cycle of inactivity, through wide participation, back to inactivity.…”
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