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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PUBLICATIONS, 1941-1960

Supplement, 1961 - December, 1968

(By Subject and Author)

January, 1969

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NOTE: This list supersedes those issued October, 1963; June, 1964;January, Junes and December, 1965; December, 1966; June, 1967;and January) 06i. New or revised entries are indicated byauthor in R760t type.

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Table of Contents

IntroductionBackground and coverage; organization of thelists; availability of publications; depositorylibraries for NORC numbered reports

SUBJECT SECTION 1-50

NOTE: The subject headings below indicate the broadareas into which this bibliography is divided.More specific subjects have been added here toaid in searching the list; the specific subjectsdo not, however, exhaust the contents of thebroader headings.

Health and welfare 1

Social psychology; medical care and costs; old age

Occupations and professions 8

Career choice, specific; manpower; labor;occupational stratification

Political affairs 16

Local politics

Education 19

Finances; career aspirations, general; reading;school integration; adult education

Community affairs 32

Civil rights; poverty

Religion 40

Religion and education; sociology of religion

Methodology and theory 44

Public opinion surveys; survey cost reduction

NORC MONOGRAPHS IN SOCIAL RESEARCH 53-55

Background and availability; analytic listing

AUTHOR SECTION 59-98

NOTE: Publications are listed here alphabetically byauthor, and within each author entry alphabeticallyby title. Cross references are provided for jointauthors.

Special Acknowledgement

This issue of the Bibliography is due largely to the diligentefforts of the NORC editor, Mary M. Spaeth, to whom theLibrary extends its grateful thanks. Thanks also to ElaineRichardson for her expert typing and patience while confron-ted with a multitude of alterations, additions and correctionswhich arose during the production of the manuscript.

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LIBRARYNational Opinion Research Center

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INTRODUCTION

Background and coverage:

This is a supplement to the Bibliography of publications, 1941-1960by Charles S. Mack (now out of print), and covers 1961 throughDecember, 1968. All previously issued supplements are supersededby this edition. The NORC Library prepares cumulative supplementsand sends them to persons on the general mailing list. Additionsto this list are invited.

Included are general staff and study-related publications; the studynumbers are indicated in parentheses within each entry. Additionalinformation on studies is available from the Library or from thefollowing publication, which lists and annotates most NORC studiesfrom 1941 through June, 1964:

Allswang, John M., end Bova, Patrick, eds.: NORC Social Research) 1941-1964: An inventory of studies and ublications in social research.Chicago, National Opinion Research Center, 1964. vi, 80p. Avail-able for $2.50 (postpaid if prepaid). Supplements are in prepara-tion.

Organization of the lists:Publications are organ zed into two main listings: author and subject.

Subject section: Publications are grcuped under broad subject headingssimilar to those found in the original bibliography, and then subgroupedby publication format, that is:

NORC REPORTS AND MONOGRAPHS

BOOKS, ARTICLES AND THESES

UNPUBLISHED PAPERS

The subject headings are listed in the Table of Contents.

Author section: Publications are listed alphabetically by author, andwithin each author entry alphabetically by title. Cross-referencesare also provided for joint authors.

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INTRODUCTION (Continued)

Availability of publications: The Library attempts to make all publicationsavailable whether by purchase, free,or on loan, with the exception ofNORC Monographs in Social Research, which should be ordered from thepublisher or through a bookseller. Availability by publication format

follows:

NORC REPORTS Items marked with an asterisk (*) from the Library at

AND MONOGRAPHS: prices indicated or free if not priced; unmarked itemson 35mm microfilm at price indicated, by xerox at 15Q

per page or on loan by request. NORC Monographs inSocial Reselrch from the publisher or bookseller (seepage 53 for order information). See below for a lisp

of libraries which receive copies of numbered reports.

BOOKS, ARTICLES Items marked with an asterisk from the Library gratis;

AND THESES: books from publisher or bookseller; theses from uni-versity concerned. Inquire about multiple copies of

journal reprints.

UNPUBLISHED Items marked with an asterisk from the Library gratis;

PAPERS: unmarked items by xerox at 15Q per page.

Depository Libraries: The following libraries receive copies of NORC numbere2.

reports as published and will make them available for use locally and,

depending on policy, through Inter-Library Loan:

Bureau of Applied Social Research Ohio State University

Columbia University Columbus

605 West 115th StreetNew York City 10025

British Museum

Illinois State UniversitySpringfield

Institute for Social ResearchUniversity of MichiganAnn Arbor

International Data Libraryand Reference Service

Survey Research CPnterUniversity of Ca_iforniaBerkeley

Library of Congress

Michigan State UniversityEast Lansing

Milwaukee Public Library

New York Public Library

New York State LibraryAlbany

Pennsylvania State UniversityUniversity Park

Princeton University

Southern Illinois UniversityCarbondale

University of CaliforniaLos Angeles

University of Chicago

University of IllinoisUrbana

University of Pittsburgh

University of RochesterRochester, New York

University of WisconsinMadison

Yale University

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HEALTH AND WELFARE

NORC Reports and Monographs:

Andersen, Ronald L., and Anderson, Odin W.: A decade of health services: Socialsurvey trends in use and expenditure. Chicago, University of ChicagoPress, 1967. xix, 244p. (Studies 335, 409, and SRS-180) $13.00;order from the University of Chicago Press.

Anderson, Odin W., and Sheatsley, Paul B.: Hospital use: A survey of patientand physician decisions. Chicago, Celiter for Health AdministrationStudies, University of Chicago, 1967. Research series no. 24. xv,215p. (Study 416) $3.00; order from the Center for Health Adminis-tration Studies, 5720 S. Woodlawn, Chicago 60637.

*Borsky, Paul N.: Attitudes toward cooperation in a health examination survey:A study of factors associated with stated intentions of cooperation.Health Statistics from the U.S. National Health Survey, Series D,no. 6, July, 1961. (Study 410) 45p.

Borsky, Paul N.: Motivations for charitable giving: A case study of aneastern metropolitan area. July, 1961. (NORC Report no. 78; Study426) 104p. Microfilm $2.50.

*Borksy, Paul N., and Feldman, Jacob J.: A methodological study of accuracyin reporting medical costs. June, 1961. (NORC Report no. 80;Study 429) iii, 52p.

Appears also as "Measurement of personal health expenditures" inNational Center for Health Statistics, Vital and Health Statistics,series 2, no. 2, June, 1963. The latter edition is available.

*Bradburn, Norman M.: Inter-plant transfer. See OCCUPATIONS.

Bradburn, Norman M.: The structure of psychological well-being. NORC Mono-graphs in Social Research, no. 15. Chicago, Aldine, in press.(Study 458)

Bradburn, Norman M., and Caplovitz, David: Reports on happiness: A pilotstudy of behavior related to mental health. NORC Monographs inSocial Research, no. 3. Chicago, Aldine, 1965. xvi, 195p.(Studies 446 and 458S) $6.00 from publisher or bookstore. SeeCaplovitz and Bradburn, Social class and psychological adjustment,this section, for report on later study.

The above includes the following NORC reports: Caplovitz, David:In the shadow of the bomb: An inquiry into the public mood duringthe Cuban Crisis. August, 1963. (NORC Report no. 95; Study 458S)68p.; and Bradburn, Norman M.: In pursuit of happiness: A pilotstudy of behavior related to mental health. May, 1963. (NORCReport no. 92; Study 446) 96p.

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NORC Reports and Monographs: (Continued)

Bradburn, Norman M., and Simon, William: In pursuit of happiness: A pilotstudy of behavior related to mental health. May, 1963. (NORCReport no. 92; Study 446) 96p. See Bradburn and Caplovitz,Reports on happiness, this section, for book publication, andCaplovitz an Bradburn, Social class and psychological adjustment,this section, for report on later study.

Caplovitz, David: In the shadow of the bomb: An inquiry into the public moodduring the Cuban Crisis. August, 1963. (NORC Report no. 95; Study458S) 68p. See Bradburn and Caplovitz, Reports on happiness, thissection for book publication.

*Caplovitz, David, and Bradburn, Norman M.: Social class and psychologicaladjustment: A portrait of the communities in the "Happiness" study:A preliminary report. January, 1964. (Study 458) 67p. See

Bradburn and Caplovitz, Reports on happiness, this section, forreport on earlier study.

Davis, James A.: Education for positive mental health: A review of existingresearch and recommendations for future studies. NORC Monographsin Social Research, no. 5. Chicago, Aldine, 1965. xiii, 192p.(Study 445) $6.95 from publisher or bookstore.

A newly edited version of NORC Report no.88, same title. February,1963. 270p.

Feldman, Jacob J.: The dissemination cf health information: A case study inadult learning. NORC Monographs in Social Research, no. 11.Chicago, Aldine, 1966. xii, 274p. (Study 367) $6.95 from publisheror bookstore.

The above is a newly edited version of a Ph.D. dissertation, Depart-ment of Sociology, University of Chicago, March, 1965, same t4tle.

*Gockel, Galen L.: Silk stockings and blue collars: Social work as a careerchoice of America's 1961 college graduates. See OCCUPATIONS.

kKriesberg, Louis: Mertal health and public health personnel and programs:Their relations in the fifty states: A report of a survey on keypublic health and mental health officials. January, 1962. (NORC

Report no. 83; Study 437) 2v. (321, 111p.) $7.00.

Bookst.Articles and Theses:

Andersen, Ronald L., and Riedel, Donald C.: People and their hospital insurance:Comparisons of the uninsured, those with one policy, and those withmultiple coverage. Chicago, Center for Health Administration Studies,

1967. Research series no. 23. 37p. (Study SRS-180) $1.00; orderfrom Center for Health Administration Studies, 5720 S. Woodlawn,Chicago 60637.

HEALTH AND WELFARE

Books, Articles and Theses: (Contin'.ted)

Anderson, Odin W.; Collette, Patricia; and Feldman, Jacob J.: Changes infamily medical care expenditures and voluntary health insurance:A five-year resurvey. Cambridge, Miss., Harvard University Press,1963. Ind, 217p. (Study 409)

Bogue, Donald: Skid row in American cities. See COMMUNITY AFFAIRS.

*Bradburn, Norman M., and Feldman, Jacob J.: Public apathy and public grief.See POLITICAL AFFAIRS

Caplovitz, David: The consumer problems of the poor. See COMMUNITY AFFAIRS.

Caplovitz, David: The merchant and the low-income consumer. See COMMUNITYAFFAIRS.

Caplovitz, David: The poor pay more: Consumer practices of low-incomefamilies. See COMMUNITY AFFAIRS.

*Cleere, Roy L., and others: Physicians' attitudes toward venereal diseasereporting. Journal of the American Medical Association, v. 202,no. 10, December 4, 1967, pp. 117-122. (Study SRS-853)

*Crain, Robert L.: Fluoridation: The diffusion of an ihnovation among cities.See POLITICAL AFFAIRS,

*Crain, Robert L., and Rosenthal, Donald B.: Structure end values in localpolitical systems: The case of fluoridation decisions. See POLITICALAFFAIRS.

Deshaises, John C.: Public knowledge about chronic symptoms. UnpublishedMaster's paper, Department of Sociology, University of Chicago,October, 1962. (Study 417) 103p.

DRAGASTIN, SIGMUND: The religious factor in the structure of psychologicalwell-being. Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Sociology,University of Chicago, August, 1968. (Study 458) v, 124p. (Avail-able on microfilm from Photoduplication Department, University ofChicago Libraries.)

*Feldman, Jacob J.: Patients' opinion of hospital food. Journal of theAmerican Dietetic Association, v. 40, no. 4, April, 1962, pp. 325-329. (Study 367)

Foundation on Employee Health, Medical Care and Welfare, Inc.: Family medicalcare under three types of health insurance: A report on a surveyconducted for the Foundation by the School of Public Health andAdministrative Medicine, Columbia University, with the cooperationof the National Opinion Research Center. New York, 1962. 202p.

(Study 418)

HEALTH AND WELFARE

Books, Articles and Theses: (Continued)

Gockel, Galen L.: Social work as a career choice. See OCCUPATIONS.

King, Stanley H.: Perceptions of illness and medical practice. New York,Russell Sage Foundation, 1962. 405p. (Study 367)

*Kriesberg, Louis: The bases of occupational prestige: The cases of dentists.N,

See OCCUPATIONS.

*Kriesberg, Louis, and Beale, Lathrop V.: Career specifications among medicalstudents. Sae OCCUPATIONS.

Kriesberg, Louis, and Treiman, Beatrice R.: Dentists and the practice ofdentistry as viewed by the public. See OCCUPATIONS.

*Kriesberg, Louis, and Treiman, Beatrice R.: Preventive utilization of dentists'services among teenagers. Journal of the American College of Dentists,March, 1962, pp. 28-45. (Study 423)

*Kriesberg, Louis, and Treiman, Beatrice R.: Public's view of dentistry as aprofession. See OCCUPATIONS.

Linn, Erwin L.: Oral hygiene and periodontal disease: Implications for dentalhealth programs. Journal of the American Dental Association, v. 71,July, 1965. (Studies 396 and 423)

Linn, Erwin L.: Replacement of missing teeth. Journal of the AmericanCollege of Dentists, v. 32, no. 4, October, 1965, pp. 295-304.(Study 423)

Linn, Erwin L.: Social meaning of dental appearance. Journal of Health andHuman Behavior, v. 7, no. 4, Winter, 1966. (Study 423)

*ORDEN, SUSAN R., AND BRADBURN, NORMAN M.: Dimensions of marriage happiness.American Journal of Sociology, v. 73, no. 6, May, 1968, pp. 715-731.(Study 458 III) (Originally a paper presented at the meetings ofthe American Sociological Association, San Francisco, August, 1967.)

*ORDEN, SUSAN R., AND BRADBURN, I.T.ORMAN M.: Working wives and marriagehappiness. American Journal of Sociology, v. 74, no. 4, January,1969, pp. 392-407. (Study 458 III)

O'Shea, Robert M.; Gray, Shirlene B.; and Treiman, Beatrice: Taking refresher

courr-as: Some related factors. Journal of the American Collegeof Dentists, v. 32, no. 4, October, 1965, pp. 320-331. (Study 396)

Progress in health services, v. 10, no. 3, March, 1961:. Maternity care andcosts: A five-year trend. Chicago, Health Information Foundation.(Study 409)

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Progress in health services, v. 10, no. 6, June, 1961: Physicians who per-form surgery. Chicago, Health Information Foundation. (Study 409)

Progress in health services, v. 10, no. 8, October, 1961: People withouthealth insurance. Chicago, Health Information Foundation.(Study 409)

Progress in health services, v. 13, no. 5, November-December, 1964: Medicalcare and family income--A 30-year trend. Chicago, Health InformationFoundation. (Studies 335, 409)

Progress in health services, v. 14, no. 1, January-February, 1965: Physicians,patients, and the general hospital: Patterns of use in Massachusetts.Chicago, Health Information Foundation. (Study 416)

Progress in health services, v. 14, no. 4, September-October, 1965: Physicians,patients, and the general hospital: Professional judgment. Chicago,

Health Information Foundation. (Study 416)

Progress in health services, v. 14, no. 5, November-December, 1965: Trendsin personal health spending. Chicago, Health Information Foundation.(Study SRS-180)

Progress in health services, v. 15, no. 1, January-February, 1966: Trends involuntary health insurance. Chicago, Health Information Foundation.(Studies 335, 409, and SRS-180)

Progress in health services, v. 15, no. 2, March-April, 1966: Maternity care

and costs: A ten-year trend. Chicago, Health Information Foundation.(Studies 335, 409, and SRS-180)

Progress in health services, v. 15, no. 3, May-June, 1966: Patterns in use

of health services. Chicago, Health Information Foundation.(Studies 335, 409, and SRS-180)

*Rosenthal, Donald B., and Crain, Robert L.: Executive leadership and com-

munity innovation: The fluoridation experience. See POLITICAL

AFFAIRS.

*Rossi, Alice S.: Abortion laws and their victims. See COMMUNITY AFFAIRS.

Shanas, Ethel: Family relationships of older people. Research series 20.

Chicago, Health Information Foundation, 1961. (Study 383) 64p.

Shanas, Ethel: The health of older people: A social survey. Cambridge,

Mass., Harvard University Press, 1962. (Study 383) 250p.

*Shanas, Ethel: Living arrangements of older people in the United States.

Gerontologist, v. 1, no. 1, 1961, pp. 27-29. (Study 383)

HEALTH AND WELFARE

Books Articles and Theses: (Continued)

*Shanas, Ethel: National studies of older people in the United States. INRichard H. Williams, ed.: Processes of aging. New York, AthertonPress, 1963, v. 2, pp. 9-24. (Study 383)

*Shanas, Ethel: Older people and their familfes. IN The multi-generationfamily: Papers on theory and practice, problems and promise.Trenton, N. J., New Jersey Department of State, Division on Aging,June, 1964. (Study 383)

*Sheatsley, Paul B.: How total hospital experience shapes patient's opinionof food. Hospitals, Journal of the American Hospital Association,v. 39, no. 2, January 16, 1965. (Study 416)

*Sheatsley, Paul B.: Report of a survey of hospital administrator attitudestoward use. Proceedings of the 5th Annual Symposium on HospitalAffairs, Chicago, December 14-15, 1962. Chicago, Health InformationFoundation, n.d., pp. 29-35. Copies of the original report areavailable. (Study 416)

Simon, William: Southern white migrants: Ethnicity and pseudo-ethnicity.Human Development: A Student Journal, v. 1, no. 2, 1960, pp. 20-24.(Study 417) Published at the UniVersity of Chicago.

SWINEHART, JAMES W.: Voluntary exposure to health communications. AmericanJournal of Public Health, v. 58, no. 7, July, 1968, pp. 1265-1275.(Study 410) (Oiiginally a paper presented at the meetings of theAmerican Public Health Association, November, 1966.)

*Warkov, Seymour: Organizational effectiveness in Veterans Administrationtuberculosis hospitals. Proceedings of the Conference on MedicalSociology and Disease Control, May 18-19, 19134. Chicago, HealthInformation Foundation, 1966, pp. 37-44.

Warkov, Seymour: Social work students and other graduate students. See

OCCUPATIONS.

*Warkov, Seymour; Bacon, Sheldon D.; and Hawkins, Arthur C.: Socialcorrelates of industrial problem drinking. See COMMUNITY AFFAIRS.

Warkov, Seymour, and Gockel, Galen L.: Career choices of undergraduate andgraduate students: The case of srjai work. See OCCUPATIONS.

Unpublished Pacers:

Andersen, Ronald, and Anderson, Odin W.: Family life cycle and use of healthservices. Paper presented at the meetings of the American Socio-logical Association, Chicago, September, 1965. (Study SRS-180)34p.

HEALTH AND WELFARE

Unpublished Papers: (Continued)

Anderson, Odin W., and Sheatsley, Paul B.: How the general hospital is usedin Massachusetts: Some findings from surveys of patients andphysicians. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Ameri-can Federation for Clinical Research, Atlantic City, May 3, 1964.(Study 416) 20p.

Anderson, Odin W., and Sheatsley, Paul B.: Some findings on how the generalhospital is used in Massachusetts: A study conducted in 1961.Paper presented at the meeting of the Jew England Hospital Assembly,Boston, March 27, 1963. (Study 416) 18p.

Anderson, Odin W., and Sheatsley, Paul B.: Some preliminary findings on howthe general hospital is used in Massachusetts: A survey conductedin 1961. Paper presented at the Conference on Research on HospitalUse, sponsored by the Hospital kesearch and Educational Trust andthe U.S. Public Health Service, Chicago, January 22-23, 1963.(Study 416) 19p.

Bradburn, Norman M.: Measures of psychological well-being. Working paper.January, 1964. (Study 458) 20p.

*NOLL, C. EDWARD, AND BRADBURN, NORMAN M.: Work and happiness. Paper presentedat the meetings of the American Sociological Association, Boston,August, 1968. (Study 458) 18p.

Orden, Susan R.: Maridge happiness: Social and psychological dimensions.Working paper. August, 1964. (Study 458) 44p.

Rossi, Alice S.: Public views on abortion. See COMMUNITY AFFAIRS.

Shanas, Ethel: The health needs of older people: Some findings from anational survey. Paper delivered at the Gerontology Seminar, DukeUniversity, May 1, 1962. (Study 383) 9p.

Sheatsley, Paul B.: The Massachusetts hospital study: Collecting datathrough survey research. Paper presented at the Joint Session ofthe American Statistical Association and American Association forthe Advancement of Science, New York City, December, 1960.(Study 416) 11p.

Simon, William: Community responses to stress. Paper presented at themeetings of the 40th Annual Institute of the Society for SocialResearch, Chicago, May, 1963. (Study 446) 15p.

Simon, William, and Bradburn, Norman M.: Economic depression and psychologicalwell-being. Paper presented at the meetings of the Midwest Socio-logical Society, Milwaukee, April, 1963. (Study 446) 19p.

Vanecko, James J.: Understanding some battles in the war on poverty. See

COMMUNITY AFFAIRS.

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OCCUPATIONS AND PROFESSIONS


*Bradburn, Norman M.: Inter-plant transfer: The Sioux City experience:A study of factors related to labor mobility. May, 1964. (NORC

Report no. 98; Study 474) v, 60p. $1.50.

Davis, James A.: Great aspirations (report and monograph). See EDUCATION.

Davis, James A.: Undergraduate career decis!ms: Correlates of occupa-tional choice. See EDUCATION.

Davis, James A., and Bradburn, Norman M.: Great aspirations: Career plans

of America's June 1961 college graduates. See EDUCATION.

*Gockel, Galen L.: Silk stockings and blue collars: Social work as acareer choice of America's 1961 college graduates. April, 1966.(NORC Report no. 114; Study 473, using Studies 431, 450, 467 data)xv, 171p. plus questionnaires. $3.00.

Huson, Carolyn F., and Schiltz, Michael E.: College, color, and employment:Racial differentials in postgraduate employment among 1964 graduatesof Louisiana colleges. July, 1966. (NORC Report no. 116; Study

500) 124p. plus questionnaire. Available from Clearinghouse forFederal Scientific and Technical Information, Springfield, Va.22151, for $3.00 (paper copy) or 65Q (microfiche copy); cite acces-sion number PB 177324 and prepay. Available from NORC for about$3.00 (35mm roll microfilm copy).

*Klassen, Albert D., Jr.: Military service in American life since World

War II: An overview. September, 1966. (NORC Report no. 117;

Study 484) xiv, 288p. $6.00.

*MAIN, EARL D.: A nationwide evaluation of the M.D.T.A. institutional jobtraining programs. September, 1966. (NORC Report no. 118; Study 504)

vii, 121p. plus questionnaires. $6.25. Summary also available.

Miller, Norman: One year after commencement. See EDUCATION.

Schwartz, Mildred A.: The United States college-educated population: 1960.

October, 1965. (NORC Report no. 102; Study 463) 171p. See Warkov

and Marsh, this section, for a related report.

The above report is available from the Manpower Studies Group,Nati'nal Science Foundation, 1800 G Street-, N.W., Washington, D.C.

20550. Quantities are limited. Gratis.

*Spaeth, Joe L.: American college faculty members, 1963. October, 1966.

(NORC Report no. 106) xii, 117p. $6.00.

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NORC Reports plfillaaraphs: (Continued)

*Spaeth, Joe L., and Miller, Norman: Trends in the career plans and activitiesof June, 1961 college graduates. See EDUCATION.

*Underhill, Ralph: Occupational values and post-college career change.September, 1967. (NORC Report no. 120; Study 491, using Studies431, 450, and 467 data) xi, 196p. $4.00. ;Ph.D. dissertation,Department of Sociology, University of Chicago, 1967.)

Warkov, Seymour: Lawyers in the making. With a chapter by Joseph Zelan.NORC Monographs in Social Research, no. 7. Chicago, Aldine, 1965.xxii, 180p. (Study 451) $5.00 from publisher or bookstore.

The above monograph is a newly edited version of Warkov: Lawyersin the making: The 1961 entrants to American law schools. December,1963. (NORC Report no. 96; Study 451) 109p., with an additionalchapter based on Zelan: Recruitment to the legal profession, q.v.under Books, below.

Warkov, Seymour, and Marsh, John: The education and training of America'sscientists and engineers: 1962. October, 1965. (NORC Reportno. 104; Study 463) 187p. See Schwartz, this section, forrelated report.

The above report is available from the Manpower Studies Group,National Science Foundation, 1800 G Street, N.W., Washington, D.C.20550. Quantities are limited. Gratis.

Books, Articles and Theses:

Berger, Alan S.: Some factors influencing expectations of academic employment.See EDUCATION.

ELLIS, RICHARD ALAN: Fame, fortune, and professional esteem: Major ambitionsamong college graduate men. Unpublished Master's paper, Departmentof Sociology, University of Chicago, June, 1968. (Studies 431, 450,467, 483) 32p.

Fielder, Frances, and Harris, Godfrey: The quest for foreign affairs officers:Their recruitment and selection. Foreign Affairs Personnel Studyno. 6. New York, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1966.(Chapter 2 based on Studies 431, 450.)

Gockel, Galen L.: Social work and recent college graduates: A report ontwo national surveys. Social Work Education Reporter, v. 15, no. 2,June, 1967, pp. 24-25, 38-39. (Originally a paper presented at the15th annual program meeting of the Council on Social Work Education,Salt Lake City, January, 1967.) (Study 473, using Studies 431, 450,and 477 data) 15p.

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Gockel, Galen L.: Social work as a career choice. IN Edward E. Schwartz,

ed.: Manpower in social welfare: Research perspectives. Report

of the Institute on Research Approaches to Manpower Problems inSocial Welfare Services to Children and Families, University ofMinnesota, D. luth Campus, August, 1964. New York, National Asso-

ciation of Social Workers, 1966, pp. 89-98. (Studies 431 and 468)

(Originally part of a paper by Seymour Warkov and Gockel titled"Career choices of undergraduate and graduate students: The cal.

of social work"; see Warkov, below, for publication of his part of

this paper.)

Greeley, Andrew M.: The career plans of graduates of Catholic colleges.

See EDUCATION.

Greeley, Andrew M.: Influence of religion on the career plans and occupa-tional values of June 1961 college graduates. See EDUCATION.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Influence of the "religious factor" on career plans andoccupational values of college graduates. See EDUCATION.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Religion and career: A study of college graduates.

See EDUCATION.

*Hodge, Robert W.: Occupational mobility as a probability process.Demography, v. 3, no. 1, 1966, pp. 19-34. (Study 244) (Originally

a paper presented at the meetings of the American SociologicalAssociation, Chicago, September, 1965.)

*Hodge, Robert W. and Patricia L.: Occupational assimilation as a competi-tive process. American Journal of Sociology, v. 71, no. 3,November, 1965, pp. 249-264.

*Midge, Robert W., and Siegel, Paul M.: The classification of occupations:Some problems of sociological interpretation. See METHODOLOGY.

Hodge, Robert W.; Siegel, Paul M.; and Rossi, Peter H.: Occupational prestige

in the United States, 1925-1963. IN Reinhard Bendix and Seymour Martin

Upset, eds.: Class, status and power: Social stratification in

comparative perspective. Second edition. New York, Free Press,

1966, pp. 322-334. Also appears in shortened version in AmericanJournal of Sociology, v. 70, no. 3, November, 1964, pp. 286-302.

(Study 466) (Appeared originally as draft summary of work to date

on Survey 466, March, 1964, 43p.) See also Reiss, Occupations

and social status, this section.

*Hodge, Robert W., and Treiman, Donald J.: Occupational mobility and

attitudes toward Negroes. American Sociological Review, v. 31,

no. 1, February, 1966, pp. 93-102. (SRS-330)


Books) Articles and Theses : (Continued)

Hodge, Robert W.; Treiman, Donald J.; and Rossi, Peter H.: A comparativestudy of occupational prestige. IN Reinhard Bendix and SeymourLipset, eds.: Class, status and power: Social stratificationin comparative perspective. Second edition. New York, FreePress, 1966, pp. 309-321. (Study 466)

*Kriesberg, Louis: The bases of occupational prestige: The case of dentists.American Sociological Review, v. 27, no. 2, 1962, pp. 238-244.(Study 423)

*Kriesberg, Louis: Careers, organization size, and succession. AmericanJournal of Sociology, v. 68, no. 3, 1962, pp. 355-359. (Study 437)

*Kriesberg, Louis, and Beale, Lathrop V.: Career specifications among medicalstudents. Journal of Health and Human Behavior, v. 3, Fall, 1962,pp. 204-212. (Studies 387 and 414)

Kriesberg, Louis, and Treiman, Beatrice R.: Dentists and the practice ofdentistry as viewed by the public. Journal of the American DentalAssociation, v. 64, June, 1962, pp. 806-821. (Study 423)

*Kriesberg, Louis, and Treiman, Beatrice R.: Public's view of dentistry as

a profession. Journal of Dental Education, v. 25, no. 3, 1961,

pp. 247-268. (Study 423)

*LANE, ANGELA: Occupational mobility in six cities. American SociologicalReview, v. 33, no. 5, October, 1968, pp. 740-749. (Study 466;

based chiefly on data from the Six City Study of Labor Mobility)

*MAIN, EARL D.: A nationwide evaluation of M.D.T.A. institutional job

training. Journal of Human Resources, v. 3, no. 2, Spring, 1968,

pp. 159-170. (Study 504) Summary of NORC Report no. 118, sametitle, under Reports above.

Marsh, John F. Jr., and Stafford, Frank P.: The effects of values on

pecuniary behavior: The case of academicians. American Socio-

logical Review, v. 32, no. 5, October, 1967, pp. 740-754.(Study 463) (Previously titi,!d "Income foregone," March, 1966.)

O'Shea, Robert M.; Gray, Shirlene B.; and Treiman, Beatrice R.: Taking

refresher courses: Some related factors. (Dentists) See

HEALTH AND WELFARE.

Reiss, Albert J., and others: Occupations and social status. New York,

Free Press, 1961. (Study 244; 1947) See Hodge, Siegel, andRossi, Occupational prestige in the United States, this section,for report on later study.

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Rivera, Ramon J., and Short, James F.: Occupational goals: A comparativeanalysis. IN Malcolm W. Klein, ed.: Juvenile gangs in context :.Theory, research and action. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 1967, pp. 70-90. (Study 447) Originally published byYouth Studies Center, University of California, Los Angeles, 1964,same title, pp. 31-56; originally a paper presented in preliminaryversion at the meetings of the Society for the Study of SocialProblems, Los Angeles, August, 1963.

Rossi, Alice S.: Barriers to the career choice of engineering, medicine,or science among American women. IN Jacquelyn A. Mattfeld andCarol Van Aken, eds.: Women and the scientific professions:The M.I.T. symposium on American women in science and engineering.Cambridge, Mass., M.I.T. Press, 1965, pp. 51-127. (Study 483)(Originally titled "Why so few women become engineers, doctorsand scientists.")

Rossi, Alice S.: Equality between the sexes: An immodest proposal. SeeCOMMUNITY AFFAIRS.

*Rossi, Alice S.: A good woman is hard to find. Trans-action, v. 2, no. 1,

November-December, 1964, pp. 20-23.

Rossi, Alice S.: Why so few women become engineers, doctors and scientists.See Rossi, Alice S.: Barriers to the career choice . . above.

*Rossi, Alice S.: Women in science: Why so few? Science, v. 148, no. 3674,May 28, 1965, pp. 1196-1202.

*Siegel, Paul M.: On the cost of being a Negro. See COMMUNITY AFFAIRS.

*SPAETH, JOE L.: Occupational prestige expectations among male collegegraduates. American Journal of Sociology, v. 73, no. 5, March,1968, pp. 548-558. (Studies 431, 450, 467, 483)

Toepfer, Louis A.: Tomorrow's lawyers: Cause for concern? American BarAssociation Journal, v. 48, no. 10, October, 1962, pp. 945-947.(Study 451)

TREIMAN, DONALD J.: Occupational prestige and social structure: A cross-national comparison. Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, Departmentof Sociology, University of Chicago, June, 1968. (Study 466)

ix, 136p. (Available on microfilm from Photoduplication Depart-ment, University of Chicago Libraries.)

Underhill, Ralph: Occupational values and job satisfaction. UnpublishedMaster's paper, Department of Sociology, University of Chicago,May, 1964. (Studies 431, 450) 34p.

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*Underhill, Ralph: Values and post-college career choice. American Journalof Sociology, v. 70, no. 2, September, 1966, pp. 163-172. (Studies431, 450)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services: Review of the adminis-tration and operation of the Selective Service System. Hearingsbefore the Committee, 88th Congress, 2nd session, June 22-24,28-30, 1966. Appendix A: "Reference material from the Departmentof Defense Study of the Draft," Washington, GPO, 1966, pp. 9999-10052. (Committee Document no. 75) (Study 484)

*Warkov, Seymour: Allocation to American law schools. School Review, v. 73,no. 2, Summer, 1965, pp. 144-155. (Study 451)

*Warkov, Seymour: Census-related studies of scientific and technical per-sonnel. IN Scientific Manpower, 1961. Washington, D.C., NationalScience Foundation, 1962, pp. 21-24. (NSF 62-22) (Study 432)

*Warkov, Seymour: Employment expectations of law students. SociologicalQuarterly, v. 6, no. 3, Summer, 1965, pp. 222-232. (Study 451)

*Warkov, Seymour: Physicists and mathematicians in the post censal surveyof scientific and technical personnel. 1963 Proceedings of theSocial Statistics Section, American Statistical Association,pp. 163-179. (Study 432)

Warkov, Seymour: Social work students and other graduate students: Acomparison. IN Edward E. Schwartz, ed.: Manpower in socialwelfare: Research perspectives. Report of the Institute ofResearch Approaches to Manpower Problems in Social WelfareServices to Children and Families, University of Minnesota,Duluth Campus, August, 1964. New York, National Associationof Social Workers, 1966, pp. 99-109. (Studies 431 and 468)(Originally part of a paper by Warkov and Galen Gockel titled"Career choices of undergraduate and graduate students: Thecase of social work"; see Gockel, above, for publication ofhis part of this paper.)

Warkov, Seymour, and Gockel, Galen L.: Career choices of undergraduate

and graduate students: The case of social work. See Warkov,

Social work students . . ., and Gockel, Social work as a career

choice, this section, for publication of this paper.

Zelan, Joseph: Recruitment to the legal profession: A study of collegecareer choice. Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, Department ofSociology, University of Chicago, 1964. (Studies 431 and 450)78p. (Included, in part, as Chapter 5 of Warkov: Lawyers inthe making. NORC Monographs in Social Research, no. 7. Chicago,Aldine, 1965. xxii, 180p. $5.00.)

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*ZELAN, JOSEPH: Religious apostasy, higher education and occupational choice.See RELIGION.

*Zelan, Joseph: Social origins and the recruitment of American lawyers.See EDUCATIO".

Unpublished Papers:

*Childs, E. Kitch: Careers in the military service: A review of the litera-ture. May, 1966. (Military Manpower Survey Working Paper no. 4;Study 484) 166p.

CRAIN, ROBERT L.: School integration and the occupational achievement ofNegroes. See EDUCATION.

*Davis, James A.: The arts and science graduate student, Chapters 1 and 2.See EDUCATION.

*Davis, James A.: Correlates of career intentions among army officers andenlisted men in the United States armed forces in 1964. October,1966. (Military Manpower Survey Working Paper no. 6; Study 484)62p.

Davis, James A.: Occupational values, occupational images, and preferencefor acadomic jobs among arts and science graduate students. April,

1964. (Study 415) 18p.

Davis, James A.: On the congruence between occupational values and occupa-tional choice: A panel study of June, 1961, college graduates.Paper presented at the meetings of the American PsychologicalAssociation, Philadelphia, August 31, 1963. (Studies 431, 450)

25p.

*Davis, James A.: Reference group processes and the choice of careers inscience. See EDUCATION.

Davis, James A.: The role of higher education in career allocation. See

EDUCATION.

*Davis, James A.: Some preliminary findings from the military manpower

surveys: Officers and enlisted men, differences among themilitary services. July, 1965. (Military Manpower SurveyWorking Paper no. 1; Study 484) 24p.

*Fichter, Joseph H.: Religious backgrounds of Catholic Air Force trainees.Paper presented at the meetings of the American SociologicalAssociation, Chicago, September, 1965. 18p.

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Unpublished Paeers: (Continued)

Hodge, Robert W. and Patricia L.: What ever happened to the nuclear physicist?Revised version. April, 1966. (Originally a paper presented atthe meetings of the American Sociolcgical Association, Montreal,August, 1964.) (Study 466) 31p.

Hodge, Robert W., and Siegel, Paul M.: Occupational prestige study: Survey466: Draa of chapter on methods and procedures for monographon 1964 survey. Discussion draft. January, 1964. (Study 466)34p.

Hodge, Robert W., and Siegel, Paul M.: Selective perception of occupationalprestige. Discussion draft. January, 1965. (Study 466) 21p.

Hodge, Robert W.; Siegel, Paul M.; and Rossi, Peter H.: Occupational prestige:Survey 466: The social standings of occupations. Draft of chapterin monograph on "Occupational and social stratification." Discus-sion draft. January, 1966. (Study 466) 14p.

Kln.ssen, Albert D., Jr.: Subsampling the survey data of the Military Man-power Policy Study. October, 1966. (Military Manpower SurveyWorking Paper no. 7, preliminary draft; Study 484) 14p. (Xeroxcopies available at 15Q per page.)

Marsh, John F., Jr.: The engineers and the price system. Draft. January,1967. (Study 463) 66p.

Marsh, John F., Jr.: Professional "growing pains" in the engineering occu-pation. Paper presented at the meetings of the American Societyfor Engineering Education, Michigan State University, East Larsing,June, 1967. (Study 496) 33p.

*Oppenheim, Karen: Attitudes of younger American men toward selective service.March, 1966. (Military Manpower Survey Working Paper no. 5; Study484) 45p.

Oppenheim, Karen: The military plans and experience of June, 1961 collegeseniors. August, 1965. (Military Manpower Survey Working Paperno. 2; Study 484, using Study 431 data) 47p.

*Rivera, Ramon J.: Sampling procedures on the military manpower surveys.September, 1965. (Military Manpower Survey Working Paper no. 3;Study 484) 19p.

Rossi, Alice S.: Women scientists: Problems and prospects. Paper presentedat a conference on Women in Science, Wisconsin Center, Madison,Wis., March 19, 1966. (Study 483) 21p.

Rossi, Peter H., and Siegel, Paul M.: The prestige of occupations and changesin social stratification. Paper presented at the meetings of theAmerican Sociological Association, Chicago, September, 1965. July,

1965. (Studies 244 and 466) 26p.

MI

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Stafford, Frank, and Marsh, John F., Jr.: The earnings of academicians.August, 1966. (Study 463) 22p.

Treiman, Donald J.: Social origins and choice for academic careers. Paperpresented at the meetings of the American Sociological Association,Los Angeles, August, 1963. (Study 431) 24p.

Warkov, Seymour: Institutional quality of American law schools. See EDUCATION.

Warkov, Seymour: Some organizational correlates of role performance amongphysicists. May, 1964. (Study 463) 17p.

POLITICAL AFFAIRS

NORC Reports and Monoaaphs:

Caplovitz, David: In the shadow of the bomb: An inquiry into the publicmood during the Cuban Crisis. See HEALTH AND WELFARE.

Elazar, Daniel J.: Case study of failure in metropolitan integration:Nashville and Davidson Counties, Tennessee. August, 1961. (NORCReport no. 81; Study 417H) 120p. (A study of an attempt to con-solidate mtropolitan governments.) $1.50; available from Communityand Family Study Center, 1411 East 60th, Chicago 60637.

*Sheatsley, Paul B., and Feldman, Jacob J.: The assassination of PresidentKennedy: A preliminary report on public reactions and behavior.1964, (SRS-350) 37p. Appears also in Public Opinion Quarterly,v. 23, no. 2, Summer, 1964, pp. 189-215, and under the title"A national survey on public reactions and behavior," IN BradleyS. Greenberg and Edwin B. Parker, eds.: The Kennedy assassinationand the American public: Social communication in crisis. Stanford,Calif., Stanford University Press, 1965, pp. 149-177. The POQarticle is available in reprint form.


Almond, Gabriel A and Verba, Sidney: The civic culture: Political attitudesanc democracy in five nations. Princeton, Princeton UniversityPress, 1963. (Study 427) 562p.

*Bradburn, Norman M., and Feldman, Jacob J.: Public apathy and public grief.IN Bradley S. Greenberg and Edwin B. Parker, eds.: The Kennedyassassination and the American public: Social communication incrisis. Stanford, Calif., Stanford University Press, 1965, pp.273 286. (Studies SRS-350 and 458 II) (Originally a paper pre-sented at the meetings of the American Association for PublicOpinion Research, Excelsior Springs, MO., May, 1964.)

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*Crain, Robert L.: Fluoridation: The diffusion of an innovation amongcities. Social Forces, v. 44, no. 4, June, 1966, pp. 467-476.

*CRAIN, ROBERT L., AND ROSENTHAL, DONALD B.: Community status as a dimensionof local decision-making. See COMMUNITY AFFAIRS.

*Crain, Robert L., and Rosenthal, Donald B.: Structure and values in localpolitical syvtems: The case of fluoridation decisions. Journalof Politics, v. 28, no. 1, February, 1966, pp. 169-195.

*HENRIOT, PETER J., S.J.: The coincidence of political and religious attitudes.See RELIGION.

*Katz, Elihu, and Feldman, Jacob J.: The debates in the light of research:A survey of surveys. IN Sidney Kraus, ed.: The great debates:Background, perspectives, effects. Bloomington, Ind., IndianaUniversity Press, 1962, pp. 173-223. Appears also in abridged

$ $ version as "The Kennedy-Nixon debates: A survey of surveys."Studies in Public Communication, no. 4, Autumn, 1962, pp. 127-163.

Korchin, Sheldon Jerome: Psychological variables in the behavior of voters.Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Psychology, HarvardUniversity, 1946. (Studies 229 and 230) 392p.

Orren, Karen, and Peterson, Paul: Presidential assassination: A case studyin the dynamics of political socialization. Journal of Politics,v. 29, May, 1967, pp. 388-404. (Study SRS-350) (To be reprintedin Roberta Sigel, ed.: Political socialization. New York,Random House, forthcoming.)

*Orum, Anthony M.: A reappraisal of the social and political participationof Negroes. See COMMUNITY AFFAIRS.

*Rosenthal, Donald B., and Crain, Robert L.: Executive leadership and com-munity innovation: The fluoridation experience. Urban AffairsQuarterly, v. 1, no. 3, March, 1966, pp. 39-57.

Rossi, Peter H.: Middle-sized American city at mid-century. LibraryQuarterly, v. 33, no. 1, January, 1963, pp. 3-13.

Rossi, Peter H.: The organizational structure of an American community.IN Amatai Etzioni, ed.: Complex organizations. New York, Holt,1961.

*Rossi, Peter H.: Power and politics: The road to social reform. SocialScience Review, v. 35, no. 4, December, 1961, pp. 359-369.

*Rossi, Pet^r. H.: Social change and social structure in the American localcommunity. IN Ronald R. Boyce, ed.: Regional development and theWabash Basin. Urbana, Ill., University of Illinois Press, 1964,

pp. 110-120.

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Rossi, Peter H.: Social structure, public opinion and politics in the local

community. Paper prepared for a conference on fluoridation, School of

Public Health, University of California, Berkcly, May, 1964. 23p.

Rossi, Peter H.: Theory, research and practice in community organization. IN

Charles R. Adrian, ed.: Social science and community action. East

Lansing, Mich., Michigan State University Press, 1961, pp. 9-24.

(Study 406)

*Rossi, Peter H.: What makes communities tick? Public Health Reports, v. 77,

no. 2, February, 1962, pp. 117-124.

Rossi, Peter H., and Cutright, Phillips: The impact of party organization in

an industrial setting. IN Morris Janowitz, ed.: Community political

systems. Vol. 1, International Yearbook of Political Behavior Re-

search. Glencoe, Ill., Free Press, 1961, pp. 81-116.

Rossi, Peter H., and Dentler, Robert A.: Politics of urban renewal: The

Chicago findings. New York, Free Press, 1962.

* Sheatsley, Paul B., and Feldman, Jacob J.: The assassination of President

Kennedy: A preliminary report on public reactions and behavior.

Public Opinion Quarterly, v. 28, no. 2, Summer, 1964, pp. 189-215.

(SRS-350) Also appears under the title "A national survey on public

reactions and behavior," IN -Iradley S. Greenberg and Edwin B.

Parker, eds.: The Kennedy assassination and the American public:

Social communication in crisis. Stanford, Calif., Stanford Univer-

sity Press, 1965, pp. 149-177. The POQ article is available in

reprint form. (See Sheatsley and Feldman, Reports above, for

original report.)

Unpublished Papers

CASPARY, WILLIAM R.: The "mood theory": A study of public opinion and

foreign policy. n.d. (1968?). 44p. (Based on State Department

polls conducted by NORC, 1945-1957, and filed at Roper Public

Opinion Research Center.)

Caspary, William R.: United States public opinion during the onset of the

Cold War: A study of public reactions to international affairs.

Paper presented at the Fifth North American Peace Research Con-

ference, Cambridge, Mass., November, 1967. 26p. (Based on State

Department polls conducted by NORC, 1945-197, and filed at

Roper Public Opinion Research Center.) To be published in the

Peace Research Society (International) Papers, VII. Cambridge,

The Conference, forthcoming.

Mason, William M.: The impact of endorsements on voting in the 1964 Illinois

at-large election. Revised version of a paper presented at the

meetings of the American Sociological Association, Mial4i Beach,

August, 1966. October, 1966. 43p.

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Rossi, Peter H.: Can neighborhoods be saved? Paper presented at the 4thFlorence Hammersley Walker Leadership Conference, Chicago,February 11, 1962. 8p.

Rossi, Peter H.: Community power and social structure. Paper presented atHarvard-M.I.T. Joint Center for Urban Studies, December 12, 1962.20p.

Rossi, Peter H.: Trends in voting behavior research: 1933-1963. Paperpresented at the meetings of the American Political Science Asso-ciation, Skytop, Pa., September, 1963. 13p.

Sheatsley, Paul B.: How right are political polls? A talk before the CityClub of Chicago, Sherman House, Chicago, November 2, 1964. 14p.

Sheatsley, Paul B., and Bradburn, Norman M.: Assassination!--How theAmerican public responded. Paper presented at the meetings of theAmerican Psychological Association, Los Angeles, September, 1964.(Study SRS-350) 19p.

*Sudman, Seymour: Surveys of public opinion in times of crisis. January,

1964. (Study SRS-350) 8p. plus appendices, including question-naire, specifications for interviewers, for SRS-350, Kennedyassassination study.

EDUCATION


*Berger, Alan S.: Longitudinal studies on the class of 1961: The graduatescience students. January, 1967. (NORC Report no. 107; Studies

431, 450, 467, 483) xxii, 146p. $3.00.

Borsky, Paul N.: Readership of the Jewish News: A special report on readercharacteristics. See RELIGION.

*Brunswick, Ann F.: Evaluation of College of the Air course, "The Americaneconomy," on the basis of a national survey of high school soilialstudies teachers. December, 1964. (NORC Report no. 100; Study479) vii, 101p. $1.50.

Brunswick, Ann F.: A personal interview survey of college economics teachers

(Vol. 2: Appendix tables). July, 1961. (NORC Report no. 79, 79-A;Study 433) 55, 51p. Apply. Summary is available.

Collette, Patricia: Undergraduate mathematical teaching: Settings and staff.

October, 1963. (NORC Report no. 94; Study 440) vii, 252p. Micro-film $3.00.

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CRAIN, ROBERT L., with the assistance of MORTON INGER, GERALD A. McWORTER,AND JAMES J. VANECKO: The politics of school desegregation:Comparative case studies of community structure and policy-making.NORC Monographs in Social Research, no. 14. Chicago, Aldine, 1968.xvii, 391p. (Study 490) $7.95 from publisher or bookstore. Alsoavailable in paperbound edition as Doubleday Anchor Book, A665, $1.95.

A newly edited version of the following NORC reports: Crain,

Robert L.: School desegregation in the North: Eight comparativecase studies of community structure and policy making. April,1966. (NORC Report no. 110-A; Study 490) xii, 331p; and Crain,Robert L., and Inger, Morton: School desegregation in New Orleans:A comparative study of the failure of social control. May, 1966.(NORC Report no. 110-B; Study 490) xiii, 176p.

CRAIN, ROBERT L., with the assistance of MORTON INGER, GERALD A. McWORTER,AND JAMES J. VANECKO: School desegregation in the North: Eightcomparative case studies of community structure and policy making.April, 1966. (NORC Report no. 110-A; Study 490) xii, 331p. See

Crain, The politics of school desegregation, for book publication.

CRAIN, ROBERT L., AND INGER, MORTON: School desegregation in New Orleans:A comparative study of the failure of social control. May, 1966.(NORC Report no. 110-B; Study 490) xiii, 176p. See Crain, Thepolitics of school desegregation, for book publication.

Davis, James A.: Education for positive mental health. See HEALTH ANDWELFARE.

Davis, James A.: Great aspirations: The graduate school plans of America'scollege senors. NORC Monographs in Social Research, no. 1.Chicago, Aldine, 1964. xxvi, 319p. (Study 431) $8.95 frompublisher or bookstore. See Miller, One year after commencement,and Spaeth and Miller, Trends, this section, for later reports.

A newly edited version of the analysis of graduate school planscontained in Davis, James A.: Great aspirations: Volume one:Career decisions and educational plans during college. March,1963. (NORC Report no. 90; Study 431) 590p. See Davis, Under-graduate career decisions, this section, for another monographfrom this report.

Davis, James A.: Great aspirations: Volume one: Career decisions andeducational plans during college. March, 1963. (NORC Report no,90; Study 431) 590p. Final version of Davis and Bradburn, Greataspirations (NORC Report no. 82), this section. See Miller, Oneyear after commencement, and Spaeth and Miller, Trends, this section,for later reports. See Davis, Great aspirations, and Davis, Under-graduate career decisions, this section, for book publication.

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Davis, James A.: Undergraduate career decisions: Correlates of occupationalchoice. NORC Monographs in Social Research, no. 2. Chicago,

Aldine, 1965. xviii, 307p. (Study 431) $6.00 from publisher orbookstore. See Miller, One year after commencement, and Spaeth andMiller, Trends, this section, for later reports.

A newly edited version of the analysis of career plans containedin Davis, James A.: Great aspirations: Volume one: Careerdecisions and educational plans during college. March, 1963.(NORC Report no. 90; Study 431) 590p. See Davis, Great aspira-tions (monograph), this section, for another monograph from thisreport.

Davis, James A., and Bradburn, Norman M.: Great aspirations: Career plansof America's June 1961 college graduates. September, 1961. (NORCReport no. 82; Study 431) 130p. Microfilm $3.00. Preliminaryversion of Davis, Great aspirations (NORC Report no. 90), thissection.

Ennis, Philip H.: Adult book reading in the United States: A preliminaryreport. September, 1965. (NORC Report no. 105; Study 855) xi,

111p. Available from ERIC as document number ED010754. Abstractappears in Research in Education, no. 7, July, 1967, p. 44. Orderfrom ERIC Document Reproduction Service, National Cash RegisterCo., Bethesda, Md. 20014; microfiche 18C, hard copy $4.52. Also,

available from NORC in 35mm microfilm for $3.00.

Ennis, Philip H., with the collaboration of Frederick A. Schlipf: Copyingand duplicating practices in American education: A report of astudy sponsored by a Joint Committee of the American TextbookPublishers Institute and the American Book Publishers Council.April, 1966. (NORC Report no. 115; Study 501) ix, 84p. plusquestionnaires. Microfilm $3.00. Also available as part of"An economic-media study of book publishing," New York, AmericanTextbook Publishers Institute and the American Book PublishersCouncil, 1966, pp. 166-283. Order the latter from New York; $15.00.

Feldman, Jacob J.: The dissemination of health information. See HEALTH ANDWELFARE.

Fichter, Joseph H.: Graduates of predominately Negro colleges: Class of1964. ,Washington, GPO, 1967. Public Health Service Publicationno. 1571. xix, 262p. (Study 477, Negro sample) 75c; availablefrom GPO.

*Fichter, Joseph H.: Negro women bachelors: A comparative exploration ofthe experiences and expectations of college graduates of the classof June, 1961. January, 1965. (Studies 431, 450, 467) 155p.

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*Fichter, Joseph H.: Young Negro talent: Survey of the experiences andexpectations of Negro Americans who graduated from college in1961. November, 1964. (Studies 431, 450, 467) 63p.

*Gockel, Galen L.: Silk stockings and blue collars: Social work as acareer choice of America's 1961 college graduates. See OCCUPATIONS.

Greeley, Andrew M., with the assistance of William Van Cleve and Grace AnnCarroll: The changing Catholic college. See RELIGION.

Greeley, Andrew M., and Rossi, Peter H.: The education of Catholic Americans.See RELIGION.

Greeley, Andrew M.; Rossi, Peter H.; and Pinto, Leonard J.: The social effectsof Catholic education. See RELIGION.

Huson, Carolyn F., and Schiltz, Michael E.: College, color, and employment:Racial differentials in postgraduate employment among 1964 graduatesof Louisiana colleges. See OCCUPATIONS.

Johnstone, John W. C., and Rivera, Ramon J.: Volunteers for learning: A studyof the educational pursuits of American adults. NORC Monographs inSocial Research, no. 4. (Study 447) Chicago, Aldine, 1965. xxii,624p. $12.50 from publisher or bookstore.

Supersedes NORC Report no. 89, same title, February, 1963, 148p.,and includes reports on all four phases of the study.

McKinlay, Richard J.; Rossi, Peter H.; and Davis, James A.: Students at theMidway: A survey of the graduate study plans of the Universityof Chicago class of June, 1961. June, 1962. (NORC Report no. 86;Study 431) 63p. Microfilm $2.00.

Miller, Norman: One year after commencement: An interim report on the 1961-1962 graduate school enrollment and the future career plans of the1961 college graduating class. May, 1963. (NORC Report no. 93;Studies 431, 450) 135p. Microfilm $3.00. See Davis, Great aspi-rations, and Spaeth and Miller, Trends, this section, for earlierand later reports.

Newcomb, Theodore M., and Wilson, Everett K., eds.: College peer groups:Problems and prospects for research. NORC Monographs in SocialResearch, no 8. Chicago, Aldine, 1966. xiv, 303p. $8.95 frompublisher or bookstore. (Based on the work of three seminars onStudent Peer Groups sponsored by the Social Science ResearchCouncil, Committee on Personality and Development in Youth, heldsummer and winter, 1959-1960, at Ann Arbor, Michigan, and Berkeley,California.)

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NOLL, C. EDWARD, AND ROSSI, PETER H.: General social and economic attitudes

of college and university faculty members. November, 1966. (Study

514) iii, 104p. Available by xerox at 15Q per page.

Rossi, Peter H., and Biddle, Bruce J., eds.: The new media and education:

Their impact on society. NORC Monographs in Social Research, no.

12. Chicago, Aldine, 1966. ix, 417p. $8.95 from publisher or

bookstore. Also available in paperbound edition as Doubleday

Anchor Book, A604, $1.75.


See OCCUPATIONS.

*Spaeth, Joe L.: American college faculty members, 1963. See OCCUPATIONS.

*Spaeth, Joe L., and Miller, Norman: Trends in the career plans and activities

of June, 1961 college graduates. March, 1965. (Studies 431, 450,

467) 80p. See Miller, One year after commencement, and Davis,

Great aspirations, this section, for earlier reports; and Spaeth,

Some trends through 1964, in Unpublished papers, below, for supple-

ment to this report.

TRIPP, L. REED, AND HUNT, H. ALLAN: Attitudes of college students toward

business careers. (College Placement Council, Research Information

Center, Report no. 1) Bethlehem, Pa., College Placement Council,

1968. (Studies 431, 450, 467, 483) Available in two versions:

printed monograph providing highlights, $2.50; full report by

xerox copyflo (90p.), $7.50. Order from the Council at 35 East

Elizabeth St., Bethlehem, Pa. 18018.

*Underhill, Ralph: Occupational values and post-college career change. See

OCCUPATIONS.

Wallace, Walter L.: Peer groups and student achievement: The college campus

and its students. February, 1963. (NORC Report no. 91; Study 442)

306p. See Wallace, Student culture, for book publication.

Wallace, Walter L.: Student culture: Social structure and continuity in a

liberal arts college. NORC Monographs in Social Research, no. 9.

Chicago, Aldine, 1966. xxi, 236p. (Study 442) $7.50 from pub-

lisher or bookstore.

The above supersedes Wallace: Peer groups and student achievement:

The college campus and its students. February, 1963. (NORC Report

no. 91; Study 442) 306p.

Warkov, Seymour: Lawyers in the making. See OCCUPATIONS.

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Warkov, Seymour: Subsidies for graduate students: Stipend support in thirty-seven fields of study, 1962-1963. March, 1964. (NORC Report no.97, preliminary to NORC Report no. 103 by Warkov, Frisbie, andBerger, below; Study 468) 157p.

*Warkov, Seymour; Frisbie, Bruce; and Berger, Alan S.: Graduate studentfinances, 1963: A survey of thirty-seven fields of study. Septem-ber, 1965. (NORC Report no. 103, final version of NORC Report no.97 by Warkov, above; Study 468) 426p. $2.50.

Warkov, Seymour, and Marsh, John F., Jr.: The education and training ofAmerica's scientists and engineers. See OCCUPATIONS.


Berger, Alan S.: Some factors influencing expectation of academic employment.School Review, v. 73, no. 2, Summer, 1965, pp. 129-143. (Study 468)

Coleman, James S.: Research chronicle: The adolescent society. IN PhilipE. Hammond, ed.: Sociologists at work: Essays on the craft ofsocial research. New York, Basic Books, 1964, pp. 184-211. (Study

412) See also Coleman, The adolescent society, and Rossi, Deter-.minants and consequences of college choice, this section.

Coleman, James S., and others: The adolescent society: The social life ofthe teenager and its impact on education. New York, Free Press,1961. xvi, 368p. (Study 412) See also Coleman, Research chronicle,and Rossi, Determinants and consequences of college choice, thissection.

Crain, Robert L., and Inger, Morton: Urban school integration: Strategy forpeace. Saturday Review, v. 50, no. 7, February 18, 1967, pp. 76-77,97-98. (Study 490)

Crain, Robert L., and Street, David: School desegregation and social decisionmaking. IN Marilyn Gittell, ed.: Educating an urban population.Beverly Hills, Calif., Sage Publications, 1967, pp. 136-154. (Study490) Appears also in Urban Affairs Quarterly, v. 2, no. 1, Septem-ber, 1966, pp. 64-82.

*Davis, James A.: The campus as a frog pond: An application of the theoryof relative deprivation to career decisions of college men.American Journal of Sociology, v. 72, no. 1, July, 1966, pp. 17-31. (Study 431)

*Davis, James A.: Great books and small aEluEE: An informal history of anational survey. IN Philip E. Hammond, ed.: Sociologists at work:Essays on the craft of social research. New York, Basic Books,1964, pp. 212-234. (Study 403)

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*Davis, James A.: Higher education: Selection and opportunity. SchoolReview, v. 71, no. 3, Autumn, 1963, pp. 249-265. (Part of a papertitled "The role of higher education in career allocation," pre-sented at the meetings of the American Sociological Association,Los Angeles, August, 1962. See Unpublished papers, below.)

*Davis, =James A.: Intellectual climates in 135 American colleges and uni-versities: A study in social psychophysics. Sociology of Education,v. 37, no. 2, Winter, 1963, pp. 110-128. (Study 431)

*Davis, James A.: Locals and cosmopolitans in American graduate schools.International Journal of Comparative Sociology, v. 2, no. 2,September, 1961, pp. 212-223. (Study 415)

Davis, James A., with the assistance of Ruth Ursula Gebhard, Herbert Hamilton,Carolyn Huson, and Joe L. Spaeth: Great books and small groups.New York, Free Press, 1961. xii, 237p. (Study 408)

Davis, James A,, with David Gottlieb, Jan Hadja, Carolyn Huson, and Joe L.Spaeth: Stipends and spouses: The finances of American arts andscience graduate students. Chicago, University of Chicago Press,1962. xiii, 299p. (Study 415)

Davis, James A., and Bradburn, Norman M.: Great aspirations: The careerplans of America's June 1961 college graduates. VocationalGuidance Quarterly, v. 10, no. 3, Spring, 1962, pp. 137-142.(Study 431)

ELLIS, RICHARD ALAN: Fame, fortune, and professional esteem: Major ambitionsamong college graduate men. See OCCUPATIONS.

*Erickson, Donald A., and Greeley, Andrew M.: Non-public schools and metro-politanism. See RELIGION.

Fielder, Frances, and Harris, Godfrey: The quest for foreign affairs officers.See OCCUPATIONS.

Folger, John K.: Some relationships between ability and self-reported grades.Sociology of Education, v. 40, no. 3, Summer, 1967, pp. 270-274.(Study 431)

Gockel, Galen L.: Social work and recent college graduates. See OCCUPATIONS.

Gockel, Galen L.: Social work as a career choice. See OCCUPATIONS.

Greeley, Andrew M.: Anti-intellectualism in Catholic colleges. AmericanCatholic Sociological Review, v. 23, no. 4, Winter, 1962, pp.350-368. (Study 431)

Greeley, Andrew M.: The career plans of graduates of Catholic colleges.American Catholic Sociological Review, v. 24, no. 4, Winter,1963. (Study 431)

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*Greeley, Andrew M.: Catholic colleges: System in transition: A report

based on the findings of a questionnaire survey. Journal of

Higher Education, v. 34, no. 3, 1963, pp. 158-163. (Study 431)

Greeley, Andrew M.: Catholic education: Predictions, predilections, hunchesand educated guesses about the next ten years. America, v. 113,

no. 16, April 17, 1965, pp. 522-528.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Catholic scholars of tomorrow:The Critic, v. 20, no. 6, April-May, 1962.

*GREELEY, ANDREW M.: The college blight on idealism.v. 49, no. 4, Fall, 1968, pp. 429-434.

Report on a survey.(Study 431)

Educational Record,

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Criticism of undergraduate faculty by graduates of

Catholic colleges. Review of Religious Research, v. 6, no. 2,

Winter, 1965, pp. 96-106. (Study 431)

Greeley, Andrew M.: The influence of religion on the career plans and occu-pational values of June 1961 college graduates. Unpublished Ph.D.

dissertation, Department of Sociology, University of Chicago, 1962.

(Study 431) See Greeley, Religion and career, this section, for

book publication.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: The influence of the "religious factor" on career plansand occupational values of college graduates. American Journal

of Sociology, v. 68, no. 6, 1963, pp. 658-671. (Study 431) See

Greeley, Religion and academic career plans: A note on progress,

this section, for later data.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: A note on the origins of religious differences. Journal

for the Scientific Study of Religion, v. 3, no. 1, Fall, 1963, pp.

21-31. (Study 431)

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Religion and academic career plans: A note on progress.American Journal of Sociology, v. 72, no. 6, May, 1967, pp. 668-

672. (Studies 431, 450, 467, 483, and 477) Updates Greeley, Theinfluence of the "religious factor" on career plans and occupational

values of college graduates, this section.

Greeley, Andrew M.: Religion and career: A study of college graduates. New

York, Sheed and Ward, 1963. xiv, 267p. (Study 431) Based onGreeley, The influence of religion on the career plans and occupa-

tional values of June 1961 college graduates, this section.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: The religious behavior of graduate students. Journal

for the Scientific Study of Religion, v. 5, no. 1, 1965, pp. 34-40.

(Studies 431, 450)

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Greeley, Andrew M.: The religious practice of college graduates. CatholicWorld, April, 1963. (Study 431)

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Some information on the present situation of AmericanCatholics. See RELIGION.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Some results of Catholic education in the United States.See RELIGION.

*Greeley, Andrew M., and Rossi, Peter IL: Correlates of parochial schoolattendance. See RELIGION.

*Greeley, Andrew M., and Rossi, Peter H.: The effects of Catholic education.See RELIGION.

Hesslink, George K.: Collegiate Greek letter societies: Their compositionand effects. Unpublished Master's paper, Department of Sociology,University of Chicago, March, 1963. (Study 431) 66p.

*Johnstone, John W. C.: Adult uses of education: Fact and forecast. INHobert W. Burns, ed.: Sociological backgrounds of adult education.Publication no. 41. Chicago, Center for the Study of LiberalEducation for Adult' 1964, pp. 89-128. (Study 447)

*Johnstone, John W. C.: Educational pursuits of American adults. AdultEducation, v. 13, no. 4, 19632 (Study 447)

Johnstone, John W. C.: Is there a future for adult education in the U.S.?Missouri Library Association Quarterly, v. 26, no. 2, June, 1965,pp. 34-41. (Originally a paper presented at the meeting of theAdult Education Council of Greater St. Louis, Missouri, May 21,1965.) (Study 447)

*Johnstone; John W. C.: Leisure and education in contemporary American life.IN Notes and essays on education for adults, no. 43: Perspectiveon automation: Three talks to educators. Boston, Center for theStudy of Liberal Education for Adults at Boston University, 1964,pp. 27-32. (Study 447)

*Kriesberg, Louis, and Beale, Lathrop V.: Career specifications among medicalstudents. See OCCUPATIONS.

*Light, Donald W., Jr.: Social participation in public and Catholic schools.See RELIGION.

Nichols, Robert C., and Davis, James A.: Characteristics of students of highacademic aptitude. Personnel and Guidance Journal, v. 42, no. 8,1964, pp. 794-800. (Study 431)

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Orum, Anthony M.: Negro college students and the civil rights movement.Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Sociology, Univer-sity of Chicago, June, 1967. ('g. -udy 477, Negro college sample)viii, 202p. (Available on microfilm from PhotoduplicationDepartment, University of Chicago Libraries.)

Rivera, Ramon J.; McWorter, Gerald A.; and Lillienstein, Ernest. FreedomDay II in Chicago. See COMMUNITY AFFAIRS.

Rossi, Alice S.: Barriers to the career choice of engineering, medicine,or science among American women. See OCCUPATIONS.

*Rossi, Alice S.: Women in science: Why so few? See OCCUPATIONS.

Rossi, Peter H.: Research strategies in measuring peer group influence. INTheodore M. Newcomb and Everett K. Wilson, eds.: College peergroups: Problems and prospects for research. NORC Monographs inSocial Research, no. 3. Chicago, Aldine, 1966, pp. 190-214.

Rossi, Peter H.; Coleman, James S.; and others: Determinants and consequencesof college choice: A report prepared for the College EntranceExamination Board by NORC and the Department of Social Relations,Johns Hopkins University. September, 1964. (Study 412) 135p.See also Coleman, Research chronicle, and Coleman, The adolescentsociety, this section.

*Rossi, Peter H., and Greeley, Andrew M.: The impact of the Roman Catholicdenominational school. See RELIGION.

*SPAETH, JOE L.: Allocation of college graduates to graduate and professionalschools. Sociology of Education, v. 41, no. 4, Fall, 1968, pp.342-349. (Studies 431, 450, 467, 483) (Originally a paver pre-sented at the meetings of the American Sociological Association,Boston, August, 1968.)

Spaeth, Joe L.: Gen'ral problems in selecting candidates for honors programs.The Superior Student, v. 7, no. 2, March-April, 1965, pp. 20-22.

*SPAETH, JOE L.: Occupational prestige expectations among male collegegraduates. See OCCUPATIONS.

Spaeth, joe L.: Patterns of change in the long-run career fields of June,1961, college graduates. 1965 Proceedings of the Social StatisticsSection, American Statistical Association, pp. 81-88. (Studies431, 450, 467, 483)

*SPAETH, JOE L.: Religion, fertility, and college type among college graduates.Sociological Analysis, v. 29, no. 2, Fall, 1968, pp. 155-159.(Studies 431, 450, 467, 483) (Originally a paper presented at themeetings of the American Catholic Sociological Society, San Francisco,August, 1967.)

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Book!, Articles and Theses: (Continued)

U.S. Commission on Civil Rights: Racial isolation in the public schools.Washington, GPO, 1967. 2v. (276, 293p.) Study 889-A & S reportedon in v. 2, Appendix C-5, "Adult consequences of racial isolationand desegregation in the schools," by Thomas F. Pettigrew, pp. 211-241. (Study SRS-889A & S)

*Wallace, Walter L.: Institutional and life-cycle socialization of collegefreshmen. American Journal of Sociology, v. 70, no. 3, November,1964, pp. 303-318. (Study 442)

Wallace, Walter L.: Peer influences and undergraduates' aspirations forgraduate study. Sociology of Education, v. 38, no. 5, Fall, 1965,

pp. 375-392. (Study 442)

*Warkov, Seymour: Allocation. to American law schools. See OCCUPATIONS.

*Warkov, Seymour: Employment expectations of law students. See OCCUPATIONS.

Warkov, Seymour: Social work students and other graduate students. See

OCCUPATIONS.

Warkov, Seymour, and Gockel, Galen L.: Career choices of undergraduate and

graduate students. See OCCUPATIONS.

*Warkov, Seymour, and Greeley, Andrew M.: Parochial school origins and edu-

cational achievement. See RELIGION.

ZELAN, JOSEPH: Does suburbia make a difference: An exercise in secondaryanalysis. IN Sylvia F. Fava, ed.: Urbanism in world perspective:

A reader. New York, Crowell, 1968, pp. 401-408. (Studies 415

and 431) (Revised version of a paper presented at the meetingsof the American Sociological Association, Los Angeles, August,1963, titled "Intellectual attitudes and suburban residence.")

Zelan, Joseph: Intellectual attitudes and suburban residence. See Zelan,

Does suburbia make a difference, above.

Zelan, Joseph: Recruitment to the legal profession: A study of college

career choice. See OCCUPATIONS.

*ZELAN, JOSEPH: Religious apostasy, higher education and occupational choice.

See RELIGION.

*Zelan, Joseph: Social origins and the recruitment of American lawyers.British Journal of Sociology, v. 18, no. 1, Marche 1967, pp. 45-54. (Study 431)

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Unpublished Papers:

*Crain, Robert L.: Educational decision making and the distribution ofinfluence in cities. Paper presented at the meetings of theAmerican Political Science Association, New York City, September,1966. (Study 490) 26p. Limited supply available free from NORC.Included in the collections of the ERIC Clearinghouse on Educa-tional Administration, University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon97403, as document number EA001 824. Will be abstracted in Re-search in Education (RIE) in June, 1969, or shortly thereafter.See RIE for order information.

Crain, Robert L.: School integration and the academic achievement of Negroes.Draft. December, 1967. (Study 5016, using SRS-889-S data)- 39p.

CRAIN, ROBERT L.: School integration and the occupational achievement ofNegroes. March, 1968. (Study 5016, using SRS-889-S data) 26p.

*Davis, James A.: The arts and science graduate student. Chapter 1: Thesurvivors. April, 1963. 90p.; Chapter 2: Career preferences ofgraduate students. April, 1964. 62p. Draft version. (Studies415 and 431) See also Erbe, The arts and science graduate student,this section, for Chapter 5.

*Davis, James A.: Attrition in the 1962 and 1963 follow-up waves in the NORCpanel study of June, 1961 college graduates. See METHODOLOGY.

Davis, James A.: Occupational values, occupational images and preferencesfor academic jobs among arts and science graduate students. See

OCCUPATIONS.

Davis, James A.: On the congruence between occupational values and occupa-tional choice. See OCCUPATIONS.

*Davis, James A.: Reference group processes and the choice of careers inscience. August, 1964. (Study 431) 21p.

Davis, James A.: Reference groups and relative deprivation among Americangraduate students. Paper presented at the 16th annual Conferenceon Public Opinion Research of the American Association for PublicOpinion Research, May, 1961. (Study 415) 21p.

Davis, James A.: The role of higher education in career allocation. Paperpresented at the meetings of the American Sociological Association,Los Angeles, August, 1962. (Study 431) 24p. (Part of this paperis published as "Higher education: Selection and opportunity,"School Review, v. 71, no. 3, Autumn, 1963, pp. 249-265. See inBooks, above.

Ennis, Philip H.: Book reading audiences and the mass society. Paper pre-sented at the meetings of the American Sociological Association,Miami Beach, August, 1966, (Study 855) 10p.

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*Erbe, William: The arts and science graduate student. Chapter 5: Propin-quity, homophily, and membership in student groups. May, 1963.Draft version. (Study 415) 74p. See also Davis, Arts and sciencegraduate students, this section, for Chapters 1 and 2.

*Fichter, Joseph H.: Religious background of Catholic Fir Force trainees.

See OCCUPATIONS.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Academic growth in Catholic higher education. Paperpresented at the meetings of the American Catholic SociologicalSociety, Miami Beach, August, 1966. (Study 495) 22p.

Greeley, Andrew M.: The possibility of a Catholic university. See RELIGION.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: The problem of Jesuit education. See RELIGION.

Greeley, Andrew M.: Sociology in the seminary. See RELIGION.

Hesslink, George K.: Some correlates of self-conception among college seniors.Paper presented at the meetings of the 40th Annual Institute of theSociety for Social Research, Chicago, May, 1963. (Study 431) 24p.

*Johnstone, John W. C.: What the individual expects of adult education. Ad-dress presented at the Seventh Annual Seminar on Leadership inUniversity Adult Education, Michigan State University, February 12,1964. (Study 447) 14p.

*National Opinion Research Center. Library: Bibliography of publications:

NORC 431/450/467/483: The career plans and experiences of June,1961 college graduates. Revised April, 1969. 8p.

Oppenheim, Karen: The military plans and experiences of June, 1961 college

seniors. See OCCUPATIONS.

Rivera, Ramon J.: A dilemna: The educational goals of American Negroes.

February, 1965. (Study 447, Youth Sample) 28p.

Rossi, Alice S.: Women scientists: Problems and prospects. See OCCUPATIONS.

Rossi, Peter H.: Challenge of group differences. See COMMUNITY AFFAIRS.

Rossi, Peter H.: Some social consequences of American Catholic education.

See RELIGION.

Rossi, Peter H.; Davis, James A.; and McKinlay, Richard J.: Social charac-

teristics of 1961 college graduates entering the field of education.

Paper presented at the National Society of College Teachers of

Education meetings, Chicago, February, 1962. (Study 431) 7p.

*Rossi, Peter H., and Johnstone, John W. C.: Social aspects of correspondence

education. Paper prepared for the Correspondence Education Research

Project, Pennsylvania State University, June, 1965. (Study 447) 37p.

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*Spaeth, Joe L.: Some trends, through 1964, in the career plans and, activitiesof June, 1961 college graduates: Total sample. Working paper.

April, 1965. (Studies 431, 450, 467, 483) 14p. See Spaeth andMiller, Trends, in Reports above, for report to which this paper isa supplement.

*Spaeth, Joe L.: Undergraduate origins and success in graduate school. December,1966. (Studies 431, 450, 467, 483) 27p.

Stafford, Frank, and Marsh, John F., Jr.: The earnings of academicians. See

OCCUPATIONS.

Treiman, Donald J.: Social origins and choice for academic careers. See

OCCUPATIONS.

*Vanecko, James J.: Community structure and the influence of the economicelite in school desegregation. See COMMUNITY AFFAIRS.

Wallace, Walter L.: A study of college student peer-group interpersonalenvironments. Paper presented at the meetings of the AmericanSociological Association, St. Louis, August, 1961. (Study 442) 16p.

Warkov, Seymour: Institutional quality of American law schools: Correlatesand consequences. May, 1964. (Study 451) 21p.

COMMUNITY AFFAIRS


BORSKY, PAUL N.: Community reactions to sonic booms. August, 1962. (NORC

Report no. 87; Study 443) ix, 101p. plus interview schedules.Microfilm $5.00. For a summary see Nixon and Borsky, Effects ofsonic booms on people, in Books below.

BORSKY, PAUL N.: Community reactions to sonic booms in the Oklahoma Cityarea [Vol. I: Major findings]. February, 1965. xv, 43p.

(AMRL-TR-65-37, Vol. I, or AD 613 620); Community reactions . .

Vol. II: Data on community reactions and interpretations. October,

1965. xxi, 302p. (AMRL-TR-65-37, Vol. II, or AD 625 332); Com-munity reactions . . .: Vol. III: Questionnaires, appendix toVol. II. March, 1966. v.p. (AMRL-TR-65-37, Vol. III or AD 637563). AMRL numbers available from Aerospace Medical ResearchLaboratories, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio; AD numbers from DefenseDocumentation Center, Alexandria, Virginia 22314; all reportsavailable from CFSTI. Volume I (NORC Report no. 101) availablefrom NORC, gratis. (Study 470)

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CRAIN, ROBERT L., with the assistance of MORTON INGER, GERALD A. McWORTER,AND JAMES J. VANECKO: The politics of school desegregation. See

EDUCATION.

CRAIN, ROBERT L., with the assistance of MORTON INGER, GERALD A. McWORTER,AND JAMES J. VANECKO: School desegregation in the North. SeeEDUCATION.

CRAIN, ROBERT L., AND INGER, MORTON: School desegregation in New Orleans.See EDUCATION.

*Ennis, Philip H.: Criminal victimization in the United States: A reportof a national survey. Washington, GPO, 1967. Field Studies II,U.S. President's Commission on Law Enforcement and the Adminis-tration of Justice. (Study 506) $1.00; available from GPOor NORC.

McNAMARA, ROBERT J.: The Neighborhood Youth Corps In-School enrollee, 1966-67: An evaluative report. Part 1 (iii, 174p.; September, 1967);

Part 2 (v, 176360p.; March, 1968). (Study 512-A, B) Includesquestionnaires. Included in the collections of ERIC-InformationRetrieval Center fol tie Disadvantaged, Teachers College, ColumbiaUniversity, New York City 10027, as document number UD 07676 E(Part 1) and UD 07677 E (Part 2). See Research in Education fororder information. Available from NORC by xerox at 15c per page.

McNAMARA, ROBERT J., AND KAMEN, CHARLES S.: Characteristics of Neighbor-hood Youth Corps In-School Projects: An analysis for the year1966-67. April, 1967. (Study 512-S) 95p. plus questionnaire.Included in the collections of ERIC-Information Retrieval Centerfor the Disadvantaged, Teachers College, Columbia University,New York City 10027, as document number UD 07678 E. Will beabstracted in Research in Education (RIE) in May, 1969, orshortly thereafter. See RIE for order information. Availablefrom NORC by xerox at 15 per page.

National Opinion Research Center: Public response to the Northeastern powerblackout. October, 1966. (Study 502) 107p. Available from theOffice of Civil Defense or the Defense Documentation Center,Alexandria, Virginia.

*Schwartz, Mildred A.: Trends in white attitudes toward Negroes. 1967.

(NORC Report no. 119; Study 486) x, 134p. $3.00. (Coverssurveys taken between 1942 and 1965.)

Sudman, Seymour, and Bradburn, Norman M.: Social psychological factors inintergroup housing: Results of pilot test. May, 1966. (NORC

Report no. 111 -A; Study 498) vii, 159p. Microfilm $3.00. Sum-

mary is available.

*Underhill, Ralph: Youth in poor neighborhoods. 1967. (NORC Report no.121-A; Study 513) xi, 240p., includes questionnaires. $3.25.

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Beale, Lathrop V.: Religiousness and integration into the local community.See RELIGION.

Bogue, Donald J.: Skid Row in American cities. Chicago, Community andFamily Study Center, University of Chicago, 1963. (Based onNORC Report no. 65, 1 & 2; Studies 395 and 413) 521p. $6.50;available from the Community and Family Study Center, 1411 East60th, Chicago 60637.

*Bradburn, Norman M., and Feldman, Jacob J.: Public apathy and public grief.See POLITICAL AFFAIRS.

Caplovitz, David: The consumer problems of the poor. Paper presented at the1964 Conference of the Council for Consumer Education, Madison,Wis., April, 1964. 15p. Published in the Selected Proceedings.Greeley, Colo., Council on Consumer Information.

Caplovitz, David: The merchant and the low-income consumer. Paper preparedfor the 1964 Conference on Jewish Social Studies, Inc., New YorkCity, May, 1964. 12p. Published in Jewish Social Studies, v. 27,no. 1, January, 1965, pp. 45-53.

Caplovitz, David: The poor pay more: Consumer practices of low-incomefamilies. New York, Free Press, 1963. xvii, 220p.

Grain, Robert L., and Inger, Morton: Urban school integration: Strategyfor peace. See EDUCATION.

*CRAIN, ROBERT L., AND ROSENTHAL, DONALD B.: Community status as a dimensionof local decision-making. American Sociological Review, v. 32,no. 6, December, 1967, pp. 970-984. (Study 490)

Crain, Robert L., and Street, David: School desegregation and school i

making. See EDUCATION.

CRAIN, ROBERT L., AND VANECKO, JAMES J.: Elite influence in school desegre-gation. IN James Q. Wilson, ed.:. City politics and public policy.New York, Wiley, 1968, pp. 127-148. (Study 490)

Ehrlich, Howard J., and Bauer, Mary Lou: Newspaper citation and reputationfor community leadership. American Sociological Review, v. 30,no. 3, June, 1965, pp. 411-415. (Study 458 I, questions asked

in Prince Georges County, Maryland)

Ennis, Philip H.: The measurement of crime in the United States. IN Lawenforcement science and technology: Proceedings of the FirstNational Symposium on Law Enforcement Science and Technology,Illinois Institute of Technology, Research Institute, March,1967. Washington, Thompson Book Co., and London, Academic Press,1967, pp. 687-693. (Study 506) 20p. (Xerox copies of theoriginal paper are available at 15c per page.)

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FEAGIN, JOE R.: Social sources of support for violence and non - violence ina Negro ghetto. Social Problems, v. 15, no. 4, Spring, 19683 pp.432-441. (Study SRS-710N)

FEAGIN, JOE R., AND SHEATSLEY, PAUL B.: Ghetto resident appraisals of ariot. Public Opinion Quarterly, v. 32, no. 3, Fall, 1968, pp.353-362. (Study SRS-710N)

Glock, Charles Y.; Selznick, Gertrude J.; and Spaeth, Joe L.: The apatheticmajority: A study based on public responses to the Eichmann Trial.New York, Harper and Row, 1966. xii, 222p.

GREELEY, ANDREW M.: Ethnicity as an influence on behavior. Eire-Ireland:A Journal of Irish Studies, v. 3, no. 4, Winter, 1968, pp. 74-90.(Originally a paper presented at the National Consultation onEthnic Behavior sponsored by the American Jewish Committee,Fordham University, June, 1968.)

*Greeley, Andrew M., and Casey, James: An upper middle class deviant gang.American Catholic Sociological Review, v. 24, no. 1, Spring, 1963,pp. 33-41.

*Hodge, Robert W. and Patricia L.: Occupational assimilation as a competitiveprocess. See OCCUPATIONS.

*Hodge, Robert W., and Treiman, Donald J.: Occupational mobility and at-titudes toward Negroes. See OCCUPATIONS.

*Hyman, Herbert H., and Sheatsley, Paul B.: Attitudes toward desegregation.Scientific American, v. 211, no. 1, July, 1964, pp. 16-23. Appearsalso in a shorter version as "How whites view Negroes, 1941-1963,"New York Herald Tribune, November 10, 1963. (Early NORC studiesand SRS-160 and 330)

Jaffe, Richard D.: Social changes in the past quarter century. IN RobertSchasre and Jo Wallach, eds.: Readings on implications of socialchange. Training Series for Social Agencies, v. 1. Los Angeles,Youth Studies Center, University of Southern California, February,1965, pp. 1-8. (Originally a paper presented at the meetings ofthe American Public Health Association, New York City, October,1964.)

*McWorter, Gerald, and Crain, Robert L.: Subcommunity gladiatorial compe-ti ion: Civil rights leadership as a competitive process. SocialForces, v. 40, nu. 1, September, 1967, pp. 8-21. (Study 490)

COMMIlY AFFAIRS

Books,_ Articles and Theses: (Continued)

NIXON, CHARLES W., AND BORSKY, PAUL N.: Effects of sonic booms on people: c.

St. Louis, Missouri, 1961-62. Journal of the Acoustical Society --.of America, v. 39, no. 5, part 2: Sonic boom symposium, 1966,

pp. S51-S58. Reprinted and available as AMRL-TR-65-196 fromAerospace Medical Research Laboratories, Wright-Patterson AFB,Ohio, or as AD 647 326 from Defense Documentation Center,Alexandria, Virginia 22314; apply for prices. A summary ofBorsky, Community reactions to sonic booms (NORC Report no. 87),listed in Reports, above. (Study 443)

Orum, Antho-y M.: Negro college students and the civil rights movement.

See EDUCATION.

*Orum, Anthony M.: A reappraisal of the social and political participation

of Negroes. American Journal of Sociology, v. 72, no. 1, July,

1966, pp. 32-46. (Studies 367, 447, 458, SRS-160, 330, 350)

Pinto, Leonard J.: Social and cultural determinants of anxiety in crises.Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Sociology, University

of Chicago, 1964. (Stud 4.2.,)

Rivera, Ramon J.; McWorter, Gerald A.; lid Lillienstein, Ernest: Freedom

Day II in Chicago. InteA;rat, Edncation, v. 2, no. 4, August-

September, 1964. (SRS-',ft) originall a paper presented at the41st Institute for Social Research, University of Chicago,May, 1964.)

Rivera, Ramon J., and Short, James F.: Occupational goals: A comparative

analysis. See OCCUPATIONS.

*Rossi, Alice S.: Abortion laws and their viceims. Trans-action, v. 3,

no. 6. September-October, (Study 870)

kossi, Alice S.: Equality between tl'e scx.es: An immodest proposal.

Dacca lies, v. 93, no. 2, Spring, 1964, pp. 607-652.

*Rossi, Alice S.: A good woman is hard to find. See OCCUPATIONS.

*Rossi, Alice S.: Naming children in middle-class families. American Socio-

logical Review, v. 30, no. 4, August, 1964, pp. 499-513.

ROSSI, ALICE S.: Transition to parenthood. Journal of Marriage and the

Family, v. 30, no. 1, February, 1968, pp. 26-39. (Originally a

paper presented at the meetings of the American OrthopsychiatricAssociation, Washington, D.C., March, 1967.)

*Rossi, Peter H.: Boobytraps and pitfalls in the evaluation of social action

programs. '1966 Proceedings of the Social Statistics Section, Ameri-can Statistical Association, pp. 127-132. Published in shortenedversion in Trans-action, v. 4, no. 7, June, 1967, pp. 51-53.

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*Rossi, Peter H.: Current social trends. Journal of the College and Univer-sity Personnel Association, v. 15, no. 3, May, 1964.

*Rossi, Peter H.: New directions for race relations research in the sixties.Review of Religious Research, v. 5, no. 3, Spring, 1964, pp. 125-132. (Originally a paper prepared for a Conference on Researchin Race Relations, New York City, December 5, 1963.)

ROSSI, PETER H., AND CRAIN, ROBERT L.: The NORC Permanent Community Sample.See METHODOLOGY.

*Sheatsley, Paul B.: White attitudes toward the Negro. IN Talcott Parsonsand Kenneth B. Clark, eds.: The Negro American. The DaedalusLibrary, v. 7. Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1966, pp. 303-324.(Originally appeared in Daedalus, v. 95, no. 1, Winter, 1966, pp.217-238.) (Studies SRS-160, 330, 857, and various early NORCstudies between 1942 and 1956)

*Short, James F.; Rivera, Ramon J.; and Marshall, Harvey: Adult-adolescentrelations and gang delinquency. Pacific Sociological Review, v. 7,no. 2, Fall, 1964, pp. 59-65.

*Siegel, Paul M.: On the cost of being a Negro. Sociological Inquiry, v. 35,no. 1, Winter, 1965, pp. 41-57. (Originally a paper presented atthe meetings of the American Sociological Association, Montreal,September, 1964.)

SIMON, WILLIAM: Economy, community and morale: A contextual analysis.Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Sociology, Universityof Chicago, October, 1965. (Study 446)

*Simon, William and Marlene: Past the visceral sleuth: Reflections on thesymbolic representatic- of deviance. Studies in Public Communi-cation, no. 4, Autumn, 1962, pp. 71-84.

Simon, William, and Gagnon, John H.: The decline and fall of the small town.Trans-action, v. 4, no. 5, April, 1967, pp. 42-51. (Study 446)

*SUDMAN, SEYMOUR; BRADBURN, NORMAN M.; AND GOCKEL, GALEN: The extent

and characteristics of racially integrated housing in the UnitedStates. Journal af Business, v. 42, no. 1, January, 1969, pp.50-92. (Study 511)

*Treiman, Donald J.: Status discrepancy and prejudice. American Journalof Sociology, v. 71, no. 6, May, 1966, pp. 651-664. (Study SRS-330)

U.S. Commission on Civil Rights: Racial isolation in the public schools.See EDUCATION.

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Books. Articles and Theses: (Continued)

U.S. Presi.dent's Commission on Law Enforcement and the Administration-of_tJustice: The challenge of crime in a free society. Washington,GPO, February, 1967. (Study 506) 340p.

*Vanecko, James J.: Reli jous Hhavior and prLtjudice. See RELIGION.

*Vanecko, James J.: Types of religious behavior and levels of prejudiceSee RELIGION.

*Warkov, Seymour; Bacon, Sheldon D.; and Hawkins, Arthur C.: Social corre-lates of industrial problem drinking. Quarterly Journal of Studieson Alcohol, v. 26, no.. 1, March, 1965, pp. 58-71.

published Papers:

Blum, Zahava D., and I-Wssi, Peter H.: Social class and poverty: A selectedand annotated bibliogYapdy. Boston, American Academy of Arts andSciences, November, 1966. 71p. (A preliminary version.) Copiesavailable from the Academy.

BLUM, ZAHAVA D., AND ROSSI, PETER H.: Social class research and images of

the poor: A bibliographic review. Baltimore, Center for theStudy ok Social Organization of Schools, ",:lens Hopkins University,

March, 1968. 94p. (See above for related bibliography and belowunder Rossi and Blum for related papers.) Not available from

NORC.

Burch, Thomas K., and Jacek, Henry J., Jr.: Church teaching and the fer-tility of Catholic Americans: A partial replication. Washington,D.C., Center for Population Research, Georgetown University, April,1967. Paper prepared for the meetings of the Population Associationof America, Cincinnati, April, 1967. (Study 476) 20p. (Not avail-

able from NORC except by Xerox at 154 per page.)

*Crain, Robert L.: Educational decision making and the distribution ofinfluence in cities. See EDUCATION.

Fichier, Joseph H.: Citizens of two worlds. Address given at the Societyfor the Scientific Study ot Religion annual dinner meeting,Washington, D.C., October.30, 1964. 21p.

*Hodge, Robert W.: The public, the police, and the administrat;on of justice.

December, 1965. (Study 466) 22p.

Jaffe, Richard D.: Problems of educating the culturally deprived. Paperpresented at the West Suburb Guidance Association, May 13, 1965,Wheaton, Illinois. 10p.

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*Jaffe, Richard D., and Sheatsley, Paul B.: The independent research organi-zation and poverty evaluation. Paper presented at the meetings ofthe American Psychological Association, New York City, September,1966. 12p.

McWorter, Gerald A.: The political sociology of the Negro: A selectivereview of the literature. February, 1967. 45p.

McWorter, Gerald A., and Stafford, Frank: On the "But one of my best friendsis . . ." syndrome: The social correlates of hypocrisy. May, 1964.(Study SRS-330) 24p.

McWorter, Gerald A., and Vanecko, James J.: Modernizing comparative communityresearch on race relations: A strategy. Paper presented at themeetings of the Society for the Study of Social Problems, SanFrancisco, August, 1967. (Study 490) 16p.

Meyer, Marshall W.: The street where you live: Attitudes related to neigh-borhood class structure. Paper presented at the meetings of theAmerican Sociological Association, Chicago, September, 1965.(Study 458 I) 19p.

Rivera, Ramon J.: A dilemma: The educational goals of American Negroes.See EDUCATION.

Rossi, Alice S.: Public views on abort4.on. February, 1966. (Study 870) 27p.

Rossi, Alice S.: The roots of ambivalence in American women. Paper presentedat the meeting of the Adult Education Association, Chicago, November,1966. Revised version. (Study 483) 34p.

Rossi, Peter H.: The challenge of group differences. Talk given at the Con-ference on Quality and Equality in Education conducted by the RogerWilliams Straus Council on Human Relations, Princeton University,December 2-5, 1964. 25p.

ROSSI, PETER H., AND BLUM, ZAHAVA D.: Class, status and poverty. Report no.15. Baltimore, Center for the Study of Social Organization ofSchools, Johns Hopkins University, March, 1968. 41p. (See belowfor a related paper, and above, Blum and Rossi, for related biblio-graphies.) Not available from NORC.

Rossi, Peter H., and Blum, Zahava D.: Social stratification and poverty.Paper presented at the meeting of the Sociological Research Asso-ciation, San Francisco, August, 1967. 117p. (See Blum and Rossi,above, for related bibliographies.)

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Sheatsley,.Paul B.: American attitudes on race and Civil rights. A modellecture prepared for the U. S. Information Agency. September,1965. (Early NORC studies and SRS-160, 330, 857) 13p.

*Sheatsley, Paul B.: Neighborhood reactions to a local riot [Bedford-. Stuvvesant, Brooklyn]. Paper presented at the meetins of the

American Association for Public Opinion Research, Swampscott,Mass., May, 1966. tStudy SRS-710N) 16p.

Sheatsley, Paul B.: Public support for efforts to combat unemployment.Paper delivered to the Midwest Labor Press Conference, Chicago,April 3, 19b4. 9p.

*SPAETH, JOE L.: Public reactions to college student protests. Paper to bepresented at the meetings of the American Association for PublicOpinion Research, Lake Geo/ge, N.Y., May, 1969. (Study SRS-4050) 19p.

*Vanecko, James J.: Community structure and the influence of the economicelite in school desegregation. Paper presented at the meetingsof the American Sociological Association, Miami Beach, August,1966. (Study 490) 30p.

*VANECKO, JANES J.: The organization of resources and the structure ofinfluence in large cities. Paper presented at the meetings of theMidwest Sociological Society, Omaha, April, 1968. (Study 5005) 20p.

Vanecko, James J.: Understanding some battles in the war on poverty. Paperpresented at the meetings of the Society for the Study of SocialProblems, Montreal, August, 1964. 12p.

RELIGION


Borsky, Paul N.: Readership of the Jewish News: A special report on readercharacteristics. July, 1961. (NORC Report no. 78-A; Study 426)

13 p.

Greeley, Andrew M., with the assistance of William Van Cleve and Grace Ann

Carroll: The changing Catholic college. NORC Monographs in SocialResearch, no. 13. Chicago, Aldine, 1967. xiii, 226p. (Study 495)

$5.95 from publisher or bookstore.

Greeley, Andrew M., and Rossi, Peter H.: The education of Catholic Americans.NORC Monographs in Social Research, no. 6. Chicago, Aldine, 1966.

xxii, 368p. (Study 476) $8.95 from publisher or bookstore. Alsoavailable as Doubleday Anchor Book, A603, $1.75.

Supersedes Greeley, Rossi, and Pinto: The social effects of Catholiceducation: Preliminary report. September, 1964. (NORC Report no.

99-A; Study 476) 109p.

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Greeley, Andrew M.; Rossi, Peter H.; and Pinto, Leonard J.: The socialeffects of Catholic education: Preliminary report. September,1964. (NORC Report no. 99-A; Study 476) 109p. See Greeleyand Rossi, The education of Catholic Americans, this section,for book publication.


*Abramson, Harold J., and Noll, C. Edward: Religion, ethnicity, and socialchange. Review of Religious Research, v. 8, no. 1, Fall, 1966,pp. 11-26. (Study 476)

Beale, Lathrop V.: Religiousness and integration into the local community.Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Sociology, Universityof Chicago, 1962. (Study 408) 260p.

*Erickson, Donald A., and Greeley, Andrew M.: Non-public schools and metro-politanism. IN Metropolitanism: Its challenge to education., 1968.NSSE 67th Yearbook, Pt. 1. Chicago, National Society for the Studyof Education, 1968, pp. 987-316.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: After secularity: The neo-gemeinschaft society: Apost-Christian postscript. Sociological Analysis, v. 27, no. 3,Fall, 1966, pp. 119-127. (Presidential address presented at themeetings of the American Cathriic Sociological Society, Miami Beach,August, 1966.)

Greeley, Andrew M.: Anti-intellectualism in Catholic colleges. See EDUCATION.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Areas of research on religion and social organization.American Catholic Sociological Review, v. 23, no. 3, Fall, 1962,pp. 99-112.

Greeley, Andrew M.: The career plans of graduates of Catholic colleges.See EDUCATION.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Catholic colleges: A system in transition. See EDUCATION.

Greeley, Andrew M.: Catholic education: Predictions, predilections, hunchesand educated guesses. See EDUCATION.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Catholic scholars of tomorrow. See EDUCATION.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Criticism of undergraduate faculty by graduates ofCatholic colleges. See EDUCATION.

Greeley, Andrew M.: The influence of religion on the career plans and occu-pational values of June 1961 college graduates. See EDUCATION.

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Books Arcicl,:as and The.y.:,-.

*Greeley, 6,ndrev The in211111.:12.c LA,1 "religious lactor" on the careerplans and occanaL.ional values of college graduates. See EDUCATION.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: A note on the origins of religious differences. See

EDUCATION.

*Greeley, Anarew M.: Quail sono le prospettive della parrocchia nazionalenegli Stati Uniti? (Whither the national parish in the United

States?) Studi emigrazione, Anno 2, n. 5, February, 1966, pp.99-122.

*Greeley, Andrew M.; Religion and academic career plans. See EDUCATION.

Greeley) Andrew M.: Religion and career: A study of college graduates.See EDUCATION.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: The religious behavior of graduate students. See

EDUCATION.

Greeley, Andrew M.: The religious practice of college graduates. See

EDUCATION.

*GREELEY, ANDREW M.: Review symposium on Christian beliefs and anti-semitismby Charles Y. Glock and Rodney Stark. American Sociological Re-view, v. 32, no. 6, December, 1967, pp. 10071009. (Study 760)

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Some aspects of interaction between religious groupsin an upper middle class Roman Catholic parish. Social Compass,

v. 9, no. 1 & 2, 1962, pp. 39-61.

*Gteeley, Andrew M.: Some information on the present situation of AmericanCatholics. Social Order, v. 13, no. 4, April, 1963, pp. 9-24.(Study 431)

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Some results of Catholic education in Lhe United States.

Concilium: An International Review of Theology, v. 4, no. 3, April,1967, pp. 81-86. (Study 476) Published also in French, Italian,German, and Dutch editions.

*Greeley, Andrew M., and Rossi, Peter H.: Correlates o: ,...1:ochial school

attendance. School Review, v. 72, no. 1, Spl_.6, 1964, pp. 52-73.Appears also in variant versions as "Correlates of Catholic schoolattendance," Appendix 4 (pp. 268-289) of Greeley and Rossi, Theeducation of Catholic Americans, Chicago, Aldine, 1966. (Study 476)

*Greeley, Andrew M., and Rossi, Peter H.: The effects of Catholic education[part 1]. The Critic, December-January, 1963-64; Greeley, Rossi,and Pinto, Leonard J.: The effects of Catholic education, Part 2.The Critic, October-November, 1964; Greeley, Rossi, and Pinto: The

effects of Catholic education, Part 3: Are Catholic schools divi-sive? The Critic, February-March, 1965. (Study 476) t 1

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RELIGION


*HENRIOT, PETER J., S.J.: The coincidence of political and religious atti-tudes. Review of Religious Research, v. 8, no. 1, Fall, 1966,pp. 50-58. (Study 476)

*Light, Donald W., Jr.: Social participation in public and Catholic schools.Review of Religious Research, v. 8, no. 1, Fall, 1966, pp. 3-11.(Study 476)

*Rossi, Peter H., and Greeley, Andrew M.: The impact of the Roman Catholicdenominational school. The School Review, v. 72, no. 1, Spring,

1964, pp. 34-51. (Study 476)

*SPAETH, JOE L.: Religion, fertility, and college type among collegegraduates. See EDUCATION.

*Vanecko, James J.: Religious behavior and prejudice: Some dimensions andspecifications of the relationship. Review of Religious Research,v. 8, no. 1, Fall, 1966, pp. 27-37. (Study 476)

*Vanecko, James J.: Types of religious behavior and levels of prejudice.Sociological Analysis, v. 28, no. 3, Fall, 1967, pp. 111-122.(Study 476) (Originally a paper presented at the meetings of theAmerican Catholic Sociological Society, Miami Beach, August, 1966.)

*Warkov, Seymour, and Greeley, Andrew M.: Parochial school origins andeducational achievement. American Sociological Review, v. 31,no. 3, June, 1966, pp. 406-414. (Study 463 and Studies 431, 450)

*ZELA, JOSEPH: Religious apostasy, higher education and occupational choice.Sociology of Education, v. 41, no. 4, Fall, 1968, pp. 370-379.(Study 415)

Unpublished Papers:

Burch, Tia K., and Jacek, Henry J., Jr.: Church teaching and the fertilityof Catholic Americans. See COMMUNITY AFFAIRS.

*Fic ter, Joseph H.: Religious im-kgrounds of Catholic Air Force trainees.See OCCUPATIONS.

*Gockel, Galen L.: Income and religious affiliation: A regression analysis.May, 1966. (Study 447, Household screening) 32p. (To appear inAmerican Journal of Sociology, May, 1969.)

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Academic growth in Catholic higher education. See

EDUCATION.

Greeley, Andrew M.: The possibility of a Catholic university. Paper presented

to the Catholic Commission on Intellectual and Cultural Atfairs,

Chicago, May 7, 1966. May, 1966. 16p.

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RELIGION


*Greeley, Andrew M.: The problem of Jesuit education. Paper presented atthe meetings of the Jesuit Education Association, Chicago, April11, 1966. (Study 495) 31p.

Greeley, Andrew M.: FJciology in the seminary. Paper presented at theannual meetings of the National Catholic Educational Association,Atlantic City, March, 1964. 12p.

Rossi, Peter H.: Some social consequences of American Catholic education.Paper presented at the meetings of the National Catholic EducationalAssociation, New York City, April, 1965. (Study 476) 20p.

METHODOLOGY AND THEORY


*Borsky, Paul N., and Feldman, Jacob J.: A methodological study of accuracyin reporting medical costs. See HEALTH AND WELFARE.

Davis, James A.: Education for positive mental health. See HEALTH AND WELFARE.

Davis, James A., and Leinhardt, Samuel: The structure of positive interpersonalrelations in small groups. Dartmouth College, August, 1967. (Study

508) 52p. Also presented as a paper at the meetings of the Ameri-can Sociological Association, Boston, August, 1968.

Sudman, Seymour: Reducing the cost of surveys. NORC Monographs in SocialResearch, no. 10. Chicago, Aldine, 1967. xv, 246p. (Study 453)

$7.95 from publisher or bookstore.

Books) Articles and Theses:

Bradburn, Norman M.: The cultural context of personality. IN Joseph M.

Wepman and Ralph W. Heine, eds.: Concepts of personality. Chicago,

Aldine, 1963, pp. 333-360.

*Bradburn, Norman M., and Mason, William M.: The effect of question order

on responses. Journal of Marketing Research, v. 1, no. 4, November,

1964, pp. 57-61. (Study 458)

CAHALAN, DON: Correlates of respondent accuracy in the Denver validity

survey. Public Opinion Quarterly, v. 32, no. 4, Winter, 1968-69,

pp. 607-621. (Based on a study conducted in 1949 by the OpinionResearch Center with the collaboration of NORC.)

*Davis, James A.: The campus as a frog pond: An application of the theory

of relative deprivation to career decisions of college men. See

EDUCATION.

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*Davis, James A.: Clustering and structural balance in graphs. HumanRelations, v. 20, no. 2, 1967, pp. 181-187. (Study 508) (Super-

sedes paper titled "Boundary relationships: An extension ofCartwright and Harary's theorem on structural balance," May, 1965.)

*Davis, James A.: Compositional effects, role systems and the survival ofsmall discussion groups. Public Opinion Quarterly, v. 25, no. 4,Winter, 1961, pp. 574-584. (Study 408)

Davis, James A.: Conventions and strategies for the presentation of percent-age tables. See Davis, James A., and Jacobs, Ann M.: Tabularpresentation, this section.

*Davis, James A.: A partial coefficient for Goodman and Kruskal's gamma.Journal of the American Statistical Association, v. 62, March,1967, pp. 189-193.

*DAVIS, JAMES A.: Statistical analysis of pair relationships: Symmetry,subjective consistency and reciprocity. Sociometry, v. 31, no. 1,

March, 1968, pp. 102-119. (Study 508)

*Davis, James A.: Structural balance, mechanical solidarity, and interper-sonal relations. American Journal of Sociology, v. 68, no. 4,January, 1963, pp. 444-462.

*Davis, James A.; Gilman, Richard; and Schick, Judith: Tables for Yule's Q

association coefficient for pairs of percentages. Chicago,

National Opinion Research Center, 1965. 21p. (Edge index to

first per cent) $2.00.

*DAVIS, JAMES A., AND JACOBS, ANN M.: Tabular presentation. IN Internationalencyclopedia of the social sciences. New York, Macmillan and Free

Press, 1968, v. 15, pp. 497-509. (Originally titled "Conventionsand strategies for the presentation of percentage tables.")

*FRISBIE, BRUCE, AND SUDMAN, SEYMOUR: The use of computers in coding free

responses. Public Opinion Quarterly, v. 27, no. 2, Summer, 1968,

pp. 216-232. (Study 453, using Study 458 data) (Appears in en-

larged version as Chapter 9 of Sudman: Reducing the cost of surveys,

under the title "The use of computers to code free response answersin survey research." NORC Monographs in Social Research, no. 10.

Chicago, Aldine, 1967. xv, 247p. $7.95.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: The Protestant Ethic: Time for a moratorium. Socio-

logical Analysis, v. 25, no. 1, Spring, 1964, pp. 19-33. (Origi-

nally a paper presented at the meetings of the American CatholicSociolog!cal Society, Los Angeles, September, 1963.)

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Greeley, Andrew M.: La sociologia americana e lo studio del uruppi etnicidegli immigrati. (American sociology and the study of groupethnicity of immigrants.) Studi emigrazione, Anno 1, n. 1,

October, 1964, pp. 7-16.

Hart, Clyde W.: Public opinion surveys, 1949-1954. Americana Annual, 1950-1955. See Hart and Sheatsley, this section, for a reprint ofthese articles.

*HART, CLYDE W., AND SHEATSLEY, PAUL B.: Public opinion surveys, 1949-1967.Reprinted articles from the Americana Annual, 1950-1968. 20p.

*tc je, Robert W.: Occupational mobility as probability process. SeeOCCUPATIONS.

*Hodge, Robert W., and Siegel, Paul M.: The classification of occupations:Some problems of sociological interpretation. 1966 Proceedingsof '..he social Statistics Section, American Statistical Association,pp. 176-192.

HODGE, ROBERT W., AND SIEGEL, PAUL M.: The measurement of social class. INInternational encyclopedia of the social sciences. New York, Mac-millan and Free Press, 1968, v. 15, pp. 316-325. o,

*HODGE, ROBERT W., AND TREIMAN, DONALD J.: Class identification in theUnited States. American Journal of Sociology, v. 73, no. 3, March,1968, pp. 535-547. (Study 466) (Originally a paper presented atthe meetings of the Midwest Sociological Society, Madison, Wis.,April, 1966.)

HODGE, ROBERT W., AND TREIMAN, DONALD J.: Social participation and socialstatus. American Sociological Review, v. 33, no. 5, October, 1968,pp. 722-740. (Study 466, using 458 I data)

JOHNSTONE, JOHN W. C., AND ROSENBERC, LARRY: Sociological observations onthe privileged adolescent. IN James F. Adams, ed.: Understandingadolescence: Current developments in adolescent psychology. Boston,Allyn and Bacon, 1968, pp. 318-336. (Study SRS-869, Webster GrovesStudy)

*Kriesberg, Louis: Careers, organization size and succession. See OCCUPATIONS.

Kriesberg, Louis: The relationship between socio-economic rank and behavior.Social Problems, v. 10, no. 4, Spring, 1963. (Uses data fromStudies 335, 367, 409, 423)

Kriesberg, Louis: Societal coordination by occupational leaders. PROD, v. 3,no. 1, Se. ;Lcmber, 1959, pp. 34-36. (Research proposal)

Leinhardt, Samuel: Stalking the hobgoblin: Subject, object and interactionas sources of consistency in interpersonal relations. UnpublishedMaster's paper, Department of Sociology, University of Chicago,May, 1967. (Study 508) 30p.

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*National Opinion Research Center. Field Department: Manual of proceduresfor hiring and training interviewers. Chicago, 1967. iv, 39p.$3.00.

*Rivera, Ramon J.: The sociology of adolescence: A selective review of theliterature. June, 1964. 104p.

*Rossi, Peter H.: An overview of motivational techniques. National SafetyCouncil Transactions, v. 6, 1963, pp. 54-57.

Rossi, Peter H.: Research strategies in measuring peer group influence. See

EDUCATION.

Rossi, Peter H.: Researchers, scholars and policy makers: The politics oflarge scale research. Daedalus, v. 93, no. 4, Fall, 1964, pp.1142-1161; special issue on "The contemporary university: U.S.A."

ROSSI, PETER H., AND CRAIN, ROBERT L.: The NORC Permanent Community Sample.IN Thomas R. Dye, ed.: Comparative research in community politics:Proceedings of the Conference on Comparative Research in CommunityPolitics, University of Georgia, 1966, pp. 109-134. Also appearsin Public Opinion Quarterly, v. 27, no. 2, Summer, 1968, pp. 261-272. Reprints available from Department of Social Relations,Johns Hopkins University.

*SHEATSLEY, PAUL B.: AAPOR times 21: Presidential address. Public OpinionQuarterly, v. 32, no. 3, Fall, 1968, pp. 462-475. (Originallypresented at the meetings of the American Association for PublicOpinion Research, Santa Barbara, May, 1968.)

*SHEATSLEY, PAUL B.: The harassed respondent: II. Interviewing practices.

IN Leo Bogart, ed.: Current controversies in marketing research.Chicago, Markham Publishing Co., 1969, pp. 39-43. (Originally atalk given before the Market Research Council, New York City,October, 1965.) Copies of the original paper are available.

*Sheatsley, Paul B.: Public opinion. Encyclopedia Americana, 1963 edition,

v. 22, pp. 772-776.

SHEATSLEY, PAUL B.: Public opinion surveys, 1956-1967. Americana Annual,1957-68. See Hart and Sheatsley, this section, for a reprint ofthese articles.

SIEGEL, PAUL M., AND HODGE, ROBERT W.: A causal approach to the study ofmeasurement error. IN Hubert M. and Ann B. Blalock, eds.:Methodology in social research. New York, McGraw-Hill, 1968,pp. 28-59. (Study 466) (Revised version of a paper presentedat the meetings of the Population Association of America, April.1966, titled "On the reliabiliLy of census measures of s--,;10-economic status.")

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SIEGEL, PAUL M., AND HODGE, ROBERT W.: On the reliability of census measures

of socio-economic status. See Siegel and Hodge, A causal approachto the study of measurement error, above.

*Sudman, Seymour: Net, approaches to the control of interviewing costs.Journal of Marketing Research, v. 3, no. 1, February, 1966, pp. 56-

61. (Study 453)

*Sudman, Seymour: New uses of telephone methods in survey research. Journal

of Marketing Research, v. 3, no. 2, May, 1966, pp. 163-167. (Study

453, using Studies 447, 458, 461, and SRS-340 data) (Also appears

as Chapter 5 of Sudman: Reducina.the cost of surveys. NORC Mono-

graphs in Social Research, no. 10. Chicago, Aldine, 1967. xv,

246p, $7.95)

*Sudman, Seymour: On the accuracy of recording of consumer panels: I and II.

Journal of Marketing Research, v. 1, nos. 2 & 3, May and August, 1964.

*Sudman, Seymour: Probability sampling with quotas. Journal of the American

Statistical Association, v. 61, September, 1966, pp. 749-771. (Study

453, using SRS-110, 330, 640 data) (Also appears as Chapter 2 of

Sudman: Reducing the cost of surveys. NORC Monographs in Social

Research, no. 10. Chicago, Aldine, 1967. xv, 246p. $7.95.)

*Sudman, Seymour: Quantifying interviewer quality. Public Opinion Quarterly,

v. 30, no. 4, Winter, 1966-67, pp. 664-667. (Study 453)

*Sudman, Seymour: Time allocation in survey interviewing and in other field

occupations. Public Opinion Quarterly, v. 29, no. 4, Winter, 1964-

65, pp. 638-648. (Study 453) (Also appears as Chapter 6 of Sudman:

Reducing the cost of suryas, under thrl title "Time allocation of

survey interviewers and other field occupations." NORC Monographs

in Social-Research, no. 10. Chicago, Aldine, 1967. xv, 246n.

7.95.)

Sudman, Seymour: What makes a good interviewer? IN Frederick E. Webster, Jr.,

ed.: New directions in marketing: Proceedings of the 48th National

Confe/ence of the American Marketing Association, New York City, June,

1965. Chicago, American Marketing Association, n.d., pp. 369-389.

(Appears in later and longer version as Chapter 8 of Sudman: Reducing

the cost of surveys, under the title "Cost and quality of interviewers."

NORC Monographs in Social Research, no. 10. Chicago, Aldine, 1967.

xv, 246p. $7.95.)

*Sudman, Seymour; Greeley, Andrew M.; and Pinto, Leonard J.: The effectiveness

of self-administered questionnaires. Journal of Marketing Research,

v. 2, no. 3, August, 1965, pp. 293-297. (Study 453, using Study 476

data) (Also appeals as Chapter 4 of Sudman: Reducing the cost of

survey, under the title "Use of self-administered questionnaires."NORC Monographs in Social Research, no. 10. Chicago, Aldine, 1967.

xv, 246p. $7.95.)

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*Treiman, Donald J.: Status discrepancy and prejudice. See COMMUNITYAFFAIRS.

Unpublished Papers:

Borsky, Paul N.: Response, reliability and validity. Paper presented at themeetings of the American Association for Public Opinion Research,Berkeley, Calif., 1961. (Study 429)

Bradburn, Norman M.: Social and psychological characteristics of panel losses.January, 1965. (Study 458) 17p.

Childs, E. Kitch: A cookbook: The calculation of confidence limits for Q andG; the significance of interactions in G. June, 1965. (NORC TrainingProgram) 23p.

*Davis, James A.: Attrition in the 1962 and 1963 follow-up waves in the NORCpanel survey of June, 1961 college graduates. Working paper.September, 1964. (Studies 431, 450, 467) 16p.

Davis, James A.: Coefficients to describe the degree of clusterability in agraph. Draft version. March, 1966. 32p.

*Davis, James A.: Panel analysis: Techniques and concepts in the interpreta-tion of repeated measurements. Preliminary draft. November, 1963.(Studies 431, 450) 179p.

Davis, James A.: Positive interpersonal relations: An hypothesis about thesocial structure of friendship and admiration. November, 1966.(Study 508) 30p.

*Davis, James A.: Reference group processes and the choice of careers inscience. See EDUCATION.

*Davis, James A.: Reference groups and relative deprivation among Americangraduate students. See EDUCATION.

Davis, James A.: Tables for calculating and examining the consistency ofgamma for cases up to 5 x 5. October, 1964. 11p.

*Hodge, Robert W.: Selecting measures of association. Working paper.December, 1965. 25p.

Jaffe, Richard D.: Instant research: Some recommendations. Paper presentedat the meetings of the American Association for Public OpinionResearch, Swampscott, Mass., May, 1966. 9p.

Klassen, Albert D.: Subsampling the Military Manpower Policy Study. See

OCCUPATIONS.

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METHODOLOGY AND THURY

unalblipyllpaaell: (Continued)

MAIL, EARL D.: A test to evaluate keypunch verification in survey research.,September, 1968. (Study 511) 10p.

*Rivera, Ramon J.: Sampling procedures on the military manpower surveys.

See OCCUPATIONS.

Rossi, Peter H.: Trends in voting behavior research. See POLITICAL AFFAIRS.

*Schwartz, Mildred A.: Survey research and the study of change. Workingpaper. December, 1965. (Study 486) 110p.

Sheatsley, Paul B.: How right are political polls? See POLITICAL AFFAIRS.

Sheatsley, Paul B.: The survey methodology of "Teaching comprehensive medicalcare" by Hammond, Kern, et al. Paper presented at the meetings ofthe American Sociological Association, St. Louis, August, 1961. 14p.

*Sudman, Seymour: The multiple uses of primary sampling areas of nationalprobability samples. November, 1968. (Study 453, using Studies476 and SRS-290, 864, and 4051 data) 15p.

Sudman, Seymour: Reducing the costs of surveys. Paper presented at the

meetings of the Chicago chapter of t1 American Statistical Associa-

tion, January, 1963. (Study 453) 9p.

Sudman, Seymour: Reducing the costs of surveys. Paper presented at themeetings of the Chicago chapter of the American Statistical Associa-tion, October 26, 1965. (Study 453) 17p.

Sudman, Seymour: Research on reduction of costs. Paper presented at themeetings of the American Association for Public Opinion Research,Lake George, N.Y., May, 1963. (Study 453) 4p.

*Sudman, Seymour: Surveys of public opinion in times of crisis. See POLITICAL

AFFAIRS.

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NORC MONOGRAPHS IN SOCIAL RESEARCH

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NORC MONOGRAPHS IN SOCIAL RESEARCH

The series NORC MONOGRAPHS IN SOCIAL RESEARCH has been inaugurated by theNational Opinion Research Center as a publication vehicle for its ownresearch and for other significant contributions to social research. Inmost cases, the casebound monographs in the series are newly edited ver-sions of reports from the NORC numbered report series. These reports areavailable on loan or on 35mm positive microfilm from the NORC Libraryprior to the publication of the monograph. Information about the studieswhich form the basis for the reports may be obtained from the Library.

HOW TO ORDER:

The monographs are available in this country from the publisher, AldinePublishing Co., 529 South Wabash, Chicago, Illinois 60605. In GreatBritain, order from John Grant, 3 Clements Inn, London W.C. 2, and onthe continent from EUROBOOKS, Ltd., Le Clos du Bas, Sark, Channel Island.Aldine Publishing Co. will accept standing orders on which 20% discoun:is allowed.

An asterisk (*) indicates information is tentative.

No. 1: Great aspirations: The graduate school plans of America's collegeseniors. By James A. Davis. Published 1964. xxvi, 319p. (Con-tains questionnaire) (Study 431) $8.95.

A newly edited version of the analysis of graduate school planscontained in NORC Report no. 90: "Great aspirations: Volume one:Career decisions and educational plans during college." (March,1963; 590p.) by Davis. Cooperative Research Project no. 1194.

No. 2: Undergraduate career decisions: Correlates of occupational choice.By James A. Davis. Published 1965. xvii, 307p. (Containsquestionnaire) (Study 431) $6.00.

A newly edited version of the analysis of career plans containedin NORC Report no. 90, as noted in No. 1, above.

No. 3: Reports on happiness: A pilot study of behavior related to mentalhealth. By Norman M. Bradburn and David Caplovitz. Published1965. xvi, 195p. (Contains questionnaires) (Studies 446 and 458S)$6.00.

Includes two NORC Reports as follows: "In pursuit of happiness:A pilot study of mental health related behavior" (NORC Reportno. 92; May, 1963; 96p.; Study 446) by Bradburn; and "In theshadow of the bomb: An inquiry into the public mood during theCuban Crisis" (NORC Report no. 95; August, 1963; 68p.; Study 458S)by Caplovitz.

No. 4: Volunteers for learning: A study of the educational pursuits ofAmerican adults. By John W.C. Johnstone and Ramon J. Rivera.Published 1965. xxviii, 624p. (Contains questionnaires) (Study447) $12.50.

Includes the first report from this study, "Volunteers for learning:The educational pursuits of American adults" (NORC Report no. 89;February, 1963; 68p.) by Johnstone, as well as three new reportson the final three phases of the study.

No. 5: Education for positive mental health: A review of existing researchand recommendations for future studies. By James A. Davis.Published 1965. xiii, 192p. (Study 445) $6.95.

Newly ediLcd version of NORC Report no. 88, February 1963, 229p.,same title.

No. 6: The education of Catholic Americans. By Andrew M. Greeley andPeter H. Rossi. Published 1966. xxii, 368p. (Contains question-naires) (Study 476) $8.95. Also available in paperbound editionas Doubleday Anchor Book, A603, $1.75.

Supersedes "The social effects of Catholic education: A preliminaryreport" (NORC Report no. 99-A; September, 1964; 107p.) by Greeley,Rossi, and Leonard J. Pinto.

No. 7: Lawyers in the making: The 1961 entrants to American law schools.By Seymour Warkov, with a chapter by Joseph Zelan. Published 1965.xxii, 180p. (Study 451) $5.00.

Newly edited version of NORC Report no. 96, December, 1963, 109p,,same title, with an additional chapter by Joseph Zelan.

No. 8: College peer groups: Problems and prospects sq.- research. Editedby Theodore M. Newcomb and Everett K. Wilson. Published 1966.xiv, 303p. $8.95.

Based on the work of the three seminars on Student Peer Groupssponsored by the Social Science Research Council Committee onPersonality Development in Youth which were held during thesummer and winter of 1959-60 at Ann Arbor and Berkeley.

No. 9: Student culture: Social structure and continuity in a liberal artscollege. By Walter L. Wallace. Published 1966. xxi, 236p.(Contains questionnaires) (Study 442) $7.50.

Completely revised version of "Peer groups and student achievement:The college campus and its students" (NORC Report no. 91; February,1963; 306p.) by Wallace.

No. 10: Reducing the cost of surveys. By Seymour Sudman. Published 1967.xv, 246p. (Study 453) $7.95.

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No. 11: The dissemination of health information: A case study in adultlearning. By Jacob J. Feldman. Published 1966. xii, 274p.(Study 367, 367-PH, 367-D) $6.95.

Newly edited version of a Ph.D. dissertation submitted to theDepartment of Sociology, University of Chicago, March, 1965.

No. 12: The new media and education: Their impact on society. Edited byPeter H. Rossi and Bruce J. Biddle. Published 1966. ix, 417p.$8.95. Also available in paperbound edition as Doubleday AnchorBook, A604, 31,75.

No. 13: The changing Catholic college. By Andrew M, Greeley with theassistance of William Van Cleve and Grace Ann Carroll. Published1967. xiii, 226p. $5.95. (Study 495)

No. 14: The politics of school desegregation: Comparative case studies ofcommunity structure and policy-making. By Robert L. Crain withthe assistance of Morton Inger, Gerald A. McWorter, and James J.Vanecko. Published 1968. xviii, 390p. (Study 490) $7.95.

Also available in paperbound edition as Doubleday Anchor Book,A665, $1.95.

A newly edited version of the following NORC reports: "Schooldesegregation in the North: Eight comparative case studies ofcommunity structure and policy making" (NORC Report no. 110-A;April, 1966; xii, 331p.; Study 490) by Crain, with the assis-tance of Inger, McWorter, and Vanecko; and "School desegregationin New Orleans: A comparative study of the failure of socialcontrol" (NORC Report no. 110-B; May, 1966; xiii, 176p.; Study490) by Crain and Inger.

No. 15: The structure of psychological well-being. By Norman M. Bradburn.In press, 1969. 344p.* (Study 458) $9.75.'

AUTHOR SECTION

-59- AbraMson/Noll - Anderson/Sheatsley

*Abramson, Harold J., and Noll, C. Edward: Religion, ethnicity, and socialchange. Review of Religious Research, v. 8, no. 1, Fall, 1966,pp. 11-26. (Study 476)

Almond, Gabriel A., and Verba, Sidney: The civic culture: Political attitudesand democracy in five nations. Princeton, Princeton University Press,1963. xi, 562p. (Study 427)

Andersen, Ronald L., and Anderson, Odin W.: A decade of health services:Social survey trends in use and expenditure. Chicago, University ofChicago Press, 1967. xix, 244p. (Studies 335, 409, and SRS-180)$13.00; order from the University of Chicago Press.

Andersen, Ronald L., and Anderson, Odin W.: Family life cycle and use of healthservices. Paper presented at the meetings of the American Socio-logical Association, Chicago, September, 1965. (Study SRS-180) 34p.

Andersen, Ronald L., and Riedel, Donald C.: People and their hospital insurance:Comparisons of the uninsured, those with one policy, and those withmultiple coverage. Chicago, Center for Health Administration Studies,1967. Research series no. 23. 37p. (Study SRS-180) $1.00; orderfrom Center for Health Administration Studies, 5720 S. Woodlawn,Chicago 60637.

Anderson, Odin W.; Collette, Patricia; and Feldman, Jacob J.: Changes infamily medical care expenditures and voluntary health insurance:A five-year resurvey. Cambridge, Mass., Harvard University Press,1963. xvi, 217p. (Study 409)

Anderson, Odin W., and Sheatsley, Paul B.: Hospital use A survey of patientand physician decisions. Chicago, Center for Eealth. AdministrationStudies, 1967. Research series no. 24. xv, 215p. (Study 416)$3.00; order from the Center for Health Administration Studies,5720 S. Woodlawn, Chicago 60637.

Anderson, Odin W., and Sheatsley, Paul B.: How the general hospital is used inMassachusetts: Some findings from surveys of patients and physicians.Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the American Federationfor Clinical Research, Atlantic City, May 3, 1964. (Study 416) 20p.

Anderson, Odin W., and Sheatsley, Paul B.: Some findings on how the general

hospital is used in Massachusetts: A survey conducted in 1961.Paper presented at the meeting of the New England Hospital Assembly,Boston, 1,,arch 27, 1963. (Study 416) 18p.

Anderson, Odin W., and Sheatsley, Paul B.: Some preliminary findings on howthe general hospital is used in Massachusetts: A survey conductedin 1961. Paper presented at the Conference on Research on HospitalUse, sponsored by the Hospital Research and Educational Trust andthe U.S. Public Health Service, Chicago, January 22-23, 1963.(Study 416) 19p.

Anderson, Odin W.: See also under Andersen.

0- Beale - Borsky: [Report 'lc. 87]

Bacon, Shetdon D.: See under Warkov.

Bauer, Mary Lou; See urdar

Beale, Lathrop V.: Religiousness and Integzacion into the local community,Unpublished Ph. D. dissertaLion, Deparcment of Sociologyi-UniversitYof Chicago, 1962. (Study 408) 260p.

Beale, Lathrop V.: See also under Kriesberg.

*Berger, Alan S.: Longitudinal studies on the class of 1961: The graduatescience students. January, 29C77. (NORC Report no. 107; Studies

431, 450, 467, 483) xxii, 146p. $3.00.

Berger, Alan S.: Some factors influencing expectation of academic employment.School Review, v. 73, no. 2, Summer, 1965, pp. 129-143. (Study 468)

Berger, Alan S.: See also under Warkov.

Biddle, Bruce J.: See under Rossi, Peter h.

Blum, Zahava D., and Rossi, Peter H.: Social class and poverty: A selected

and annotated bibliography. Boston, American Academy of Arts and

Sciences, November, 1966. 71p. (A preliminary version.) Copies

available from the Academy. (See Rossi and Blum, below, for

related papers.)

BLUM, ZAHAVA D., AND ROSSI: PETER H.: Social class research and images of

the poor: A bibliographic review. Baltimore, Center for the Study

of Social Organization of Schools, Johns Hopkins University, March,1968. 94p. (See above for related bibliography and below under

. Rossi and Blum for related papers.) Not available from NORC.

Blum, Zahava D.: See also under Rossi, Peter H.

Bogue, Donald J.: Skid Row in American cities. Chicago, Community and Family

Study Center, University of Chicago, 1963. (Based on NORC Report

no. 65, 1 & 2; Studies 395 a.id 413) 521p. $6.50; available fromthe Community and Family .)E.udy Center, 1411 East 60th, Chicago

60637.

',..3orsky, Paul N.: Attitudes toward cooperation in a health examination survey:A study of factors associated with stated intentions of cooperation.

Health Statistics from the U. S. National Health Survey, Series D,

no. 6, July, 1961. (Study 410) 45p.

BORSKY, PAUL N.: Community reactions to sonic booms. August, 1962. (NORC

Report no. 87; Study 443) ix, 101p. plus interview schedules.

Microfilm $5.00. For a summary see Nixon and Borsky, Effects of

sonic booms on people.

-61- Borsky: [Report no. 101] - Bradburn: S

BORSKY, PAUL N.: Community reactions to sonic booms in the Oklahoma Cityarea [Vol. I: Major findings] February, 1965. xv, 43p. (AMRL-

TR-65-37, vol. I, or AD 613 620); Community reactions . .

Vol. II: Data on community reactions and interpretations. October,

1965. xxi, 302p. (AMRL- TR- 65 -37, vol. II, or AD 625 332); Communityreactions . . .: Vol. III: Questionnaires, appendix to Volume II.March, 1966. v.p. (AMRL-TR-65-37, vol. III, or AD 637 563) AMRLnumbers available from Aerospace Medical Research Laboratories,Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio; AD numbers from Defense DocumentationCenter, Alexandria, Virginia 22314; all reports available from CFSTI.Volume I (NORC Report no. 101) available from NORC, gratis. (Study 470)

Borsky, Paul N.: Motivations for charitable giving: A case study of aneastern metropolitan area. July, 1961. (NORC Report no. 78; Study426) 104p. Microfilm $2.50.

Borsky, Paul N.: Readership of the Jewish News: A special report on readercharacteristics. July, 1961. (NORC Report no. 78-A; Study 426) 13p.

Borsky, Paul N.: Response, reliability and validity. Paper pre3ented at themeetings it the American Association for Public Opinion Research,Berkeley, Calif., 1961. (Study 429)

*Borsky, Paul N., and Feldman, Jacob J.: k methodological study of accuracyin reporting medical costs. June, 1961. (NORC Report no. 80;Study 426) iii, 52p.

Appears also as "Measurement of personal health expenditures" inNational Center for Health Statistics, Vital and Health Statistics,series 2, no. 2, June, 1963. The latter edition is available.

Borsky, Paul N.: See also under Nixon.

Bradburn, Norman M.: The cultural context of personality. IN Joseph M. Wepman

and Ralph W. Heine, eds.: Concepts of personality. Chicago, Aldine,1963, pp. 333-360.

*Bradburn, Norman M.: Inter-plant transfer: The Sioux City experience: A

study of factors related to labor mobility. May, 1964. (NORC Report

no. 98; Study 474) v, 60p. $1.50.

Bradburn, Norman M.: Measures of psychological well-being. Working paper.

January, 1964. (Study 458) 20p.

Bradburn, Norman M.: Social and psychological characteristics of panel losses.

January, 1965. (Study 458) 17p.

Bradburn, Norman M.: The structure of psychological well-being. NORC Mono-

graphs in Social Research, no. 15. Chicago, Aldine, in press.

(Study 458)

Bradburn/Caplovitz - Burch/Jacek

Bradburn, Norman M., and Claplovitz, David: Reports on happiness: A pilotstudy of behavior related to mental health. NORC Monographs inSocial Research, no. 3. Chicago, Aldine, 1965. xvi, 195p.(Studies 446 and 458S) $6.00 from publisher or bookstore. SeeCaplovitz and BIadburn, Social class and psychological adjustment,for report on later study.

The above includEs the iollcwtng 1ORC reports: Caplovitz, David:In the shadow or the bomb: An inouiry into the public mood duringthe Cuban August, 1963. (INORC Report no. 95; Study 458S)68p.; and Bradburn, Norman M,: In pursuit of happiness: A pilotstudy of behavior related to mental health. May, 1963. (NORCReport no 92; Study 446) 97p,

*Bradburn, Norman M., and Feldman, Jacob J.: Public apathy and public grief.IN Bradley S. Greenberg and Edwin B. Parker, eds.: The Kennedyassassination and the American public: Social communication incrisis. Stanford, Calif., Stanford University Press, 1965, pp.27:J-286. (Studies SRS-350 and 453 II) (Originally a paper pre-sented at the meetings of the American Association for PublicResearch, Excelsior Springs, Mo., May, 1964.)

Bradburu, iNorman M., and Mason, William M.: The effect of question order onresponses. Journal of Marketing Research, v. 1, no. 4, November,1964, pp. 57-61. (Study 458)

Bradburn, Norman M., and Simon, Will iam: In pursuit of happiness: A pilotstudy of behavior related to mental health. May, 1963. (NORC Reportno. 92; Study 446) 97p. See Bradburn and Caplovitz, Reports onhappiness, for book publication, and Caplovitz and Bradburn, Socialclass and psychological adjustment, for report on later study.

Bradburn, Norman M.: See also under Caplovitz; Davis; Noll; Orden; Sheatsley;Simon, William; Sudman.

*Brunswick, Anr F.: Evaluatior cf College of the Air course, "The AmericanEconomy," on the basis of a national survey of high school socialstudies teachers. December, 1964. (NORC Report no. 100; Study 479)vii, 101p. $1.50.

Brunswick, Ann F.: A personal interview survey of college economics teachers.(Vol. 2; Appendix tables) July, 19b1. (NORC Report no. 79, 79-A;Study 433) 35, 51p. Apply. Summary is available.

Burch, Thomas K., and Jacek, Henry J., Jr.: Church teaching and the fertilityof Catholic Americans: A partiaj replic ?tion. Washington, D.C.,Center Cor Population Research, Georgetown University, April, 1967.Paper prepared for Cle meetings of the Population Association ofAmerica, Cincinnati, April, 1967. (Study 476) 20p. (Not availablefrom NORC except by xerox at 15c per page.)

-63- Cahalan - Childs: Careers

CAHALAN, DON: Correlates of respondent accuracy in the Denver validity survey.Public Opinion Quarterly, v. 32, no. 4, Winter, 1968-69, pp. 607-621. (Based on a study conducted in 1949 by the Opinion ResearchCenter with the collaboration of NORC.)

Caplovitz, David: The consumer problems of the poor. Paper presented at the1964 conference of the Council for Consumer Education, Madison, Wis.,April, 1964. 15p. Published in the Selected Proceedings. Greeley,Colo., Council on Consumer Information.

Caplovitz, David: In the shadow of the bomb: An inquiry into the public moodduring the Cuban Crisis. August, 1963. (NORC Report no. 95; Study458S) 68p. See Bradburn and Caplovitz, Reports on happiness, forbook publication.

Caplovitz, David: The merchant and the low-income consumer. Paper preparedfor the 1964 Conference on Jewish Social Studies, Inc., New York

City, May, 1964. 12p. Published in Jewish Social Studies, v. 27,

no. 1, January, 1965, pp. 45-53.

Caplovitz, David: The per pay more: Consumer practices of low-income

families. New York, Free Press, 1963. xvii, 220p.

*Caplovitz, David, and Bradburn, Norman M.: Social class and psychological

adjustment: A portrait of the communities in the "Happiness"study: A preliminary report. January, 1964. (Study 458) 67p.

See Bradburn and Caplovitz, 1(eports on happiness, for report on

earlier study.

Caplovitz, David: See also under Bradburn.

Carroll, Grace Ann: See under Greeley.

Casey, James: See under Greeley

CASPARY, WILLIAM R.: The "mood theory": A study of public opinion and foreign

policy. n.d. (1968?). 44p. (Based on State Department polls con-ducted by NORC, 1945-1957, and filed at Roper Public Opinion ResearchCenter.)

Canary, William R.: United States public opinion during the onset of theCold War: A study of public reactions to international affairs.Paper presented at the Fifth North American Peace Research Confer-ence, Cambridge, Mass., November, 1967. 26p. (Based on State

Department polls conducted by NORC, 1945-1957, and filed at RoperPublic Opinion Research Center.) To be published in the PeaceResearch Society (International) Papers, VII. Cambridge, MeConference, forthcoming.

*Childs, E. Kitch: Careers in the military service: A review of the liter-

ature. May, 1966. (Military Manpower Survey Working Paper no. 4;

Study 484) I66p.

-64- Childs: Cookbook - Crain/with P

Childs, E. Kitch: A cookbook: The calculation of confidence limits for Qand G; the significance of interactions in G. June, 1965. (NORCTraining Program) 23p.

*Cleere, Roy L., and others: Physicians' attitudes toward venereal diseasereporting. Journal of the American Medical Association, v. 202,no. 10, December 4, 1967, pp. 117-122. (Study SRS-853)

Coleman, James S.: R2scarch chronicle: The adolescent society. IN Philip E.Hammond, ed.: Sociologists at work: Essays on the craft of socialresearch. New York, Basic Books, 1964, pp. 184-211. (Study 412)See also Coleman, The adolescent society, and Rossi, Determinantsand consequences of college choice.

Coleman, James S., and others: The adolescent society: The social life ofthe teenager and its impact on education, New York, Free Press,

Coleman,

1961. xvi, 368p. (Study 412) See also Coleman, Researchand Rossi, Determinants and consequences of college choice.

James S.: See also under. Rossi, Peter H.

Collette, Patricia: Undergraduate mathematical environments: Settings andstaff. October, 1963. (NORC Report no.Microfilm $3.00.

94; Study 440) vii, 252p.

Collette, Patricia: See also under Anderson.

*Crain, Robert L.: Educational decision making -Ind the distribution of in-fluence in cities. Paper presenred at the meetings of the AmericanPolitica] Science Association, York City_ , September, 1966.

(Study /.90) 26p. Limited supl_dv available from NOi:C. Includedin the collections of the ERIC Clearinghouse on Educational Admin-istration, University of Oregon, Eugene, Ore. 97403, as documentnumber EA 001 824. Will he abstracted in Research in Education(RIE) in June, 1969, or shortly thereafter. See RIE for order.information.

*Crain, Robert L.: Fluoridation: The diffusion of an innovation amore cities.

Social Forces, v. 44, no. 4, June, 1966, pp. 467-476.

Crain, Robert L.: School integration and the academic achie'rement of Negroes.Draft. December, 1967. (Study 5016, using SRS- 839 -'S data) 39p.

CRAIN, ROBERT L.: School integration and the occupational acnievement ofNegroes. March, 1968, (Study 5016, using SRS-889-S data) 26p.

CRAIN, ROBERT L., with the assistance of MORTON INGER, bERALD A. McWORTER,AND JAMES J. VANECKO: The politics of school desegregation:Comparative case studies of community structure and policy-making.NORC Monographs in Social Research, no. 14. Chicago, Aldine, 1968.

xviii, 390p. (Study 490) $7.95 from publisher or bookstore. Alsoavailable in paperbound edition as Doubleday Anchor Book, A665, $1.95.

(See next page for note on this publication.)

-6!)- Crain/with ...: S - Davis: A

A newly edited version of the following NORC reports: Crain,Robert L.: School desegregation in the North: Eight comparativecase studies of community structure and policy making. April,1966. (NORC Report no. 110-A; Study 490) xii, 331p.; and Crain,Robert L., and Inger, Morton: School desegregation in New Orleans:A comparative study of the failure of social control. May, 1966.(NORC Report no. 110-B; Study 490) xiii, 176p.

CRAIN, ROBERT L., with the assistance of MORTON INGER, GERALD A. McWORTER,AND JAMES J. VANECKO: School desegregation in the North: Eightcomparative case studies of community structure and policy making.April, 1966. (NORC Report no. 110-A; Study 490) xii, 331p. See

Crain, The politics of school desegregation, for book publication.

CRAIN, ROBERT L., AND INGER, MORTON: School desegregation in New Orleans:A comparative study of the failure of social control. May, 1966.(NORC Report no. 110-B; Study 490) xiii, 176p. See Crain, Thepolitics o' school desegregation, for book publication.

Crain, Robert L., and Inger, Morton: Urban school integration: Strategy forpeace. Saturday Review, v. 50, no. 7, February 18, 1967, pp. 76-77, 97-98. (Study 490)

*CRAIN, ROBERT L., AND ROSENTHAL, DONALD B.: Community status as a dimensionof local decision-making. American Sociological Review, v. 32,no. 6, December, 1967, pp. 970-984. (Study 490)

*Crain, Robert L., and Rosenthal, Donald B.: Structure and values i.. localpolitical systems: The case of fluoridation decisions. Journalof Politics, v. 28, no. 1, February, 1966, pp. 169-195.

Crain, Robert L., and Street, David: School desegregation and school decision-making. IN Marilyn Gittell, ed.: Educating an urban population.Beverly Hills, Calif., Sage Publications, 1967, pp. 136-154. (Study

490) Appears also in Urban Affai:s Quarterly, v. 2, no. 1, September,1966, pp. 64-82.

CRAIN, ROBERT L., AND VANECKO, JAMES J.: Elite influence in school desegre-gation. IN James Q. Wilson, ed.: City politics and public policy.

New York, Wiley, 1968, pp. 127-148. (Study 490)

Crain, Robert L.: See also under McWorter; Rosenthal; Rossi, Peter H.

Cutright, Phillips: See under Rossi, Peter H.

*Davis, James A.: The arts and science grad t. to student. Chapter 1: The

survivors. April, 1963. 90p.; Chapter 2: Career preferences ofgraduate students. April, 1964. 62p. Draft version. (Studies

415 and 431) See also Erbe, The arts and science graduate student,for Chapter 5.

*Davis, James A.: Attrition in the 1962 and 1963 follow -up waves in the NORCpanel survey of June, 1961 college graduates. Working paper.September, 1964. (Studies 431, 450, 467) 16p.

-66- Davis: C Davis: G

*Davis, James A.: The campus as a frog pond: An application of the theoryof relative deprivation to career decisions of college men.American Journal of Sociology, v. 72, no. 1, July, 1966, pp. 17-31. (Study 431)

*Davis, James A.: Clustering and structural balance in graphs. Human Rela-tions, v. 20, no. 2, 1967, pp. 181-187. (Study 508) (Supersedespaper titled "Boundary relationships: An extension of Cartwrightand Harary's theorem on structural balance," May, 1965.)

Davis, James A.: Coefficients to describe the degree of clusterability in agraph. Draft version. March, 1966. 32p.

*Davis, James A.: Compositional effects, role systems, and the survival ofsmall discussion groups. Public Opinion Quarterly, v. 25, no. 4,Winter, 1961, pp. 574-584. (Study 408)

Davis, James A.: Conventions and strategies for the presentation of per-centage tables. See Davis, James A., and Jacobs, Ann M.: Tabularpresentation.

*Davis, James A.: Correlates of career intentions among army officers andenlisted men in the United States armed forces in 1964. October,

1966. (Military Manpower Survey Working Paper no. 6; Study 484) 62p.

Davis, James A.: Education for positive mental health: A review of existingresearch and recommendations for future studies. NORC Monographsin Social Research, no. 5. Chicago, Aldine, 1965. xiii, 192p.

(Study 445) $6.95 from publisher or bookstore.

A newly edited version of NORC Report no. 88, same title. February,

1963. 270p.

Davis, James A.: Great aspirations: The graduate school plans of America'scollege seniors. NORC Monographs in Social Research, no. 1, Chicago,

1964. xxvi, 319p. (Study 431) $8.95 from publisher orbookstore. See Miller, One year after commencement, and Spaeth andMiller, Trends, for later reports.

A newly adited version of the analysis of graduate school planscontained in Davis, James A.: Great aspirations: Volume one:Career decisions and educational plans during college. March,

1963. (NORC Report no. 90.; Study 431) 590p. See Davis, Under-graduate career decisions, for another monograph from this report.

Davis, James A.: Great aspiratiuns: Volume one: Career decisions andeducational plans during college. March, 1963. (NORC Report no.90; Study 431) 590p. Final version of Davis and Bradburn, Greataspirations (NORC Report no. 82), below. See Miller, One yearafter commencement, and Spaeth and Miller, Trends, for later re-ports. See Davis, Great aspirations, and Davis, Undergraduatecareer decisions, for book publication.

*Davis, James A.: Great books and small groups: An informal history of anational survey. IN Philip E. Hammond, ed.: Sociologists atwork: Essays on the craft of social research. New York, BasicBooks, 1964, pp. 212-234. (Study 408)

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*Davis, James A.: Higher education: Selection and opportunity. SchoolReview, v. 71, no. 3, Autumn, 1963, pp. 249-265. (Part of apaper titled "The role of higher education in career allocation,"presented at the meetings of the American Sociological Associa-tion, Los Angeles, August, 1962.)

*Davis, James A.: Intellectual climates in 135 American colleges and uni-versities: A study in social psychophysics. Sociology of Education,v. 37, no. 2, Winter, 1963, pp. 110-128. (Study 431)

*Davis, James A.: Locals and cosmopolitans in American graduate schools.International Journal of Comparative Sociology, v. 2, no. 2, Sep-tember, 1961, pp. 212-223. (Study 415)

Davis, James A.: Occupational values, occupational images, and preference foracademic jobs among arts and science .gradtate students. April, 1964.(Study 415) 18p.

Davis, James A.: On the congruence between occupational values and occupa-tional choice: A panel study of Juae, 19u1, college graduates.Paper presented at the meetings of the American PsychologicalAssociation, Philadelphia, August 31, 1963, (Studies 431, 450)

25p.

*Davis, James A.: Panel analysis: Techniques and concepts in the interpreta-tion of repeated measurements. Preliminary draft. November, 1963.

(Studies 431, 450) 179p.

*Davis, James A.: A partial coefficient for Goodman and Kruskal's gamma.Journal of the American Statistical Association, v. (12, March, 196,

pp. 189-193.

Davis, James A.: Positive interpersonal relations: An hypothesis about thesocial structure of friendship and admiration. November, 1966.

(Study 508) 30p.

*Davis, James A.: Reference group processes and the choice of careers inscience. August, 1964. 21p. (Study 4311

*Davis, James A.: Reference groups and relative deprivation among Americangraduate students. Paper presented at the 16th annual Conferenceon Public Opinion Research of the American Association for Public

Opinion Research, May, 1961. (Study 4151 21p.

Davis, James A.: The role of higher education in career allocation. Paperpresented at the meetings of the American Sociological Association,Los Angeles, August, 1962. (Study 431) 24p. (Part of this paper

is published as "Higher education: Selection and opportunity,"School Review, v. 71, no. 3, Autumn, 1963, pp. 249-265.)

*Davis, James A.: Some preliminary findings from the military manpowersurveys: Officers and enlisted men, differences among the mili-

tary services. July, 1965. (Military Manpower Survey WorkingPaper no. 1; Study 484) 24p.

-68- Davis: Statistical - Davis/Leinhardt

*DAVIS, JAMES A.: Statistical analysis of pair relationships: Symmetry,subjective consistency End reciprocity. Sociometry, v. 31, no. 1,March, 1968, pp. 102-119. (Study 508)

*Davis, James A.: Structural balance, mechanical solidarity, and inter-personal relations. American Journal of Sociology, v. 68, no. 4,January, 1963, pp. 444-462.

Davis, James A.: Tables for calculating and examining the consistency ofgamma for cases up to 5 x 5. October, 1964. 11p.

Davis, James A.: Undergraduate career decisions: Correlates of occupationalchoice. NORC Monographs in Social Research, no. 2. Chicago, Aldine,1965. xvii, 307p. (Study 431) $6.00 from publisher or bookstore.See Miller, One year after commencement, and Spaeth and Miller,Tends, for later reports.

A newly edited version of the analysis of career plans contained inDavis, James A.: Great aspirations: Volume one: Career decisionsand educational plans during college. March, 1963. (NORC Report

no. 90; Study 431) 590p. See Davis, Great aspirations (monograph),for another monograph from this report.

Davis, James A., with the assistance of Ruth Ursula Gebhard, Herbert Hamilton,Carolyn Huson, and Joe L. Spaeth: Great books and small groups.New Y rk, Free Press, 1961. xii, 237p. (Study 408)

Davis, James A., with David Gottlieb, Jan Hadja, Carolyn Huson, and Joe L.Spaeth: Stipends and spouses: The finances of American arts andscience graduate students. Chicago, University of Chicago Press,

1962. viii, 294p. (Study 415)

Davis, James A., and Bradburn, Norman M.: Great aspirations: Career plansof America's June 1961 college graduates. September, 1961. (NORC

Report no. 82; Study 431) 130p. Microfilm $3.00. Preliminary,-rrsion of Davis, Great aspirations (NORC Report no. 90), above.

Davis, James A., and Bradburn, Norman M.: Great aspirations; The career plansof America's June 1961 college graduates. Vocational Guidance Quar-terly, v. 10, no. 3, Spring, 1962, pp. 137-142. (Study 431)

*Davis, James A.; Gilman, Richard; and Schick, Judith: Tables for Yule's Qassn -cation coefficient for pairs of percentages. Chicago, NationalOpinion Research Center, 1965. 21p. (Edge index to first per cent.)$2.00.

*DAVIS, JAMES A., AND JACOBS, ANN B.: Tabular presentation. IN Internationalencyclopedia of the social sciences. New York, Macmillan and FreePress, 1968, v. 15, pp. 497-509. (Originally titled "Conventionsand strategies for the presentation of percentage tables.")

Davis, James A., and Leinhardt, Samuel: The structure of positive interpersonalre,ations in small groups. Dartmouth College, August, 1967. (Study

508) 52p. Also presented as a paper at the meetings of the AmericanaSociological Association, Boston, August, 1968.

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Tvis, James A.: See also under McKinley; Nichols; Rossi, Peter H.

entler, Robert A.: See under Rossi, Peter H.

ueshaises, John C.: Public knowledge about chronic symptoms. UnpublishedMaster's paper, Department of Sociology, University of Chicago,October, 1962. (Study 417) 103p.

DRAGASTIN, SIGMUND: The religious factor in the structure of psychological

well-being. Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Sociology,University of Chicago, August, 1968. (Study 458) v, 124p. (Avail-

able on microfilm from Photoduplication Department, University ofChicago Libraries.)

Ehrlich, Howard J., and Bauer, Mary Lou: Newspaper citation and reputation

for community leadership. American Sociological Review, v. 30,

no. 3, June, 1965, pp. 411-415. (Study 458 1, questions asked in

Prince Georges County, Maryland)

ElazaL, ianiel J.: Case study of failure in metropolitan integration: Nash-

ville and Davidson County, Tennessee. August, 1961 (NORC Report no.

81; Study 417H) 120p. (A study of an attempt to consolidatemetropolitan governments.) $1.50; order from Community and Study

Center, 1411 E. 60th, Chicago 60637.

1:12 'S2 RICHARD ALAN: Fame, fortune, and professional esteem: Major ambitions

among college graduate men. Unpublished Master's paper, Departmentof Sociology, University of Chicago, June, 1968. (Studies 431, 450,

467. 483) 32p.

Philip H.: Adult book reading in the United States: A preliminary

report. September, 1965. (NORC Report no. 105; Study 855) xi,

illp. Available from ERIC as document number ED010754. Abstract

appears in Research in Education, no. 7, July, 1967, p. 44. Order

tom ERIC Document Reproduction Service, National Cash RegisterCo., Bethesda, Md. 20014; microfiche 18c, hard copy $4.52. Also

available from NORC in 35mm roll microfilm for $3.00.

Ennis, Philip H.: Book reading audiences and the mass society. Paper pre-

sented at the meetings of the American Sociological Association,Miami Beach, August, 1966. (Study 855) 10p.

*Emus, Philip H.: Criminal victimization in the United States: A report

of a national survey. Washington, GPO, 1967. Field Studies II,

U.S. President's Commission on Law Enforcement and the Adminis-

tration of Justice. (Study 506) $1.00; available from GPn or

NORC.

Ennis, Philip H.: The measurement of crime in the United States. IN Law

enforcement science and technology: Proceedings of the First

National Symposium on Law Enforcement Science and Technology,

Illinois Institute of Technology, Research Institute, March,1967. Washington, Thompson Book Co., and London, Academic

Press, 1967, pp. 687-693. (Study 506) 20p. (Xerox copies

of the original paper are available at l5c per page.)

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Ennis, Philip H., with the cDliaboration of Frederick A. Schlipf: Copyingand duplicating practices in American education: A report of astudy sponsored by a Joint Committee of the American TextbookPublishers Institute and the American Book Publishers Counci4-1.April, 1966. (NORC Report no 115; Study 501) ix, 84p. plusquestioanares. Microfilm $3.00. Also available as part of."An eccaomic-mdia study of book publishing," New York,

Icxrrook PublishPrs institute and the American Book PublishersCouncil, 1966, pp. 166-283. Order the latter from New York; $15.00.

*Erbe, William: The arts and science graduate student. Chapter 5: Propin-quity, hornophily, and membership in student groups. May, 1963.

Draft version. (Study 415) 74p. See also Davis, Arts and sciencegraduate students, for Chapters 1 and 2,

*Erickson, Donald A., and Greeley, Andrew M.; Nor-public schools and metro-

politanism. IN Metropolitanism: Its challenge to education 1968.

NSSE 67th Yearbook, Pt. 1. Chicago, The National Society for theStudy of Education, 1968, pp. 287-316.

FEAGIN, JOE R.: Social sources of support for violence and non-violence ina Negro ghetto. Social Problems, v. 15, no. 4, Spring, 1968, pp.

432-441. (Study SRS-710N)

FEAGIN, JOE R., AND SHEATSLEY, PAUL B.: Ghetto resident appraisals of a

riot. Public Opinion Quarterly, v. 32, no. 3, Fall, 1968, pp. 353-

362. (Study SRS-710N)

Feldman, Jacob J.: The dissemination of health information: A case study

in adult learning. NORC Monographs in Social Research, no. 11.Chicago, Aldine, 1966. xii, 274p. (Study 367) $6.95 frompublisher or bookstore.

The above is a newly edited version of a Ph.D. dissertation, Depart-ment of Sociology, University of Chicago, March, 1965, same title.

*Feldman, Jacob J.: Patients' opinion of hospital food. Journal of the

American Diet: tic Association, v. 40, no. 4, April, 1962, pp. 325-

329. (Study 367)

Feldman, Jacob J.: See also under Ande son; Borsky; Bradburn; Katz; Sheatsley.

Fichter, Joseph H.: Citizens of two worlds. Address given at the Society for

the Scientific Study of Religion annual dinner meeting, Washington,D.C., October 30, 1964. 21p.

Fichter, Joseph H.: Graduates of predominately Negro colleges: Class of

1964. Washington, GPO, 1967. Public Health Service Publication

no. 1571. 262p. (Study 477, Negro sample) 75c; available from

GPO.

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*Fichter, Joseph H.: Negro women bachelors: A comparative exploration ofthe experiences and expectations of college graduates of the classof June, 1961. January, 1965. (Studies 431, 450, 467) 155p.

*Fichter, Joseph H.: Religious backgrounds of Catholic Air Force trainees.Paper presented at the meetings of the American Sociological Asso-ciation, Chicago, September, 1965. 18p.

*Fichter, Joseph H.: Young Negro talent: Survey of the experiences andexpectations of Negro Americans who graduated from college in 1961.November, 1964. (Studies 431, 450, 467) 63p.

Fielder, Frances, and Harris, Godfrey: The quest for foreign affairs officers:Their recruitment and selection. Foreign Affairs Personnel Study

no. 6. New York, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1966.

(Chapter 2 based on Studies 431, 450)

Folger, John K.: Some relationships between ability and self-reported grades.Sociology of Education, v. 40, no. 3, Summer, 1967, pp. 270-274.

(Study 431)

Foundation on Employee Health, Medical Care and Welfare, Inc.: Family medical

care under three types of health insurance: A report on a survey

conducted for the Foundation by the School of Public Health and

Administrative Medicine, Columbia University, with the cooperation

of the National Opinion Research Center. New York, 1962. 202p.

(Study 418)

*FRISBIE, BRUCE, AND SUDMAN, SEYMOUR: The use of computers in coding free

answer responses. Public Opinion Quarterly, v. 27, no. 2, Summer,

1968, pp. 216-232. (Study 453, using Study 458 data) (Appears in

enlarged version as Chapter 9 of Sudman: the cost of

surveys, under the title "The use of computers to code free re-

sponse answers in survey research." NORC Monographs in Social

Research, no. 10. Chicago, Aldine, 1967. xv, 246p. $7.95.)

Frisbie, Bruce: See also under Warkov.

Gagnon, John H.: See under Simon, William.

Gebhard, Ruth Ursula: See under Davis.

Gilman, Richard: See under Davis.

Glock, Charles Y.; Selznick, Gertrude J.; and Spaeth, Joe L.: The apathetic

majority: A study based on public responses to the Eichmann Trial.

New York, Harper and Row, 1966. xii, 222p.

*Gockel, Galen L.: Income and religious affiliation: A regression analysis.

May, 1966. (Study 447, Household screening) 32p. (To appear in

Americar Journal of Sociology, May, 1969.)

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*Gockel, Galen L.: Silk stockings and blue collars: Social work as a careerchoice of America's 1961 college graduates. April, 1966. (NORCReport no. 114; Study 473, using Studies 431, 450, 467 data) xv,171p. plus questionnaires. $3.00.

Gockel, Galen L.: Social work and recent college graduates: A report ontwo national surveys. Social Work Education Reporter, v. 15, no. 2,June, 1967, pp. 24-25, 38-39. (Originally a paper presented at the15th annual program meeting of the Council on Social Work Education,Salt Lake City, January, 1967.) (Study 473, using Studies 431, 450,and 477 data) 15p.

Gockel, Galen L.: Social work as a career choice. IN Schwartz, Edward E.,ed.: Manpower in social welfare: Research perspectives. Reportof the Institute on Research Approaches to Manpower Problems inSocial Welfare Services to Children and Families, University ofMinnesota, Duluth Campus, August, 1964. New York, National Asso-ciation of Social Workers, 1966, pp. 89-98. (Studies 431 and 468)(Originally part of a paper by Seymour Warkov and Galen Gockeltitled "Career choices of undergraduate and graduate students:The case of social work"; see Warkov, below, for publication ofhis part of this paper.)

Gockel, Galen L.: See also under Sudman; Warkov.

Gottlieb, David: See under Davis.

Gray, Shirlene B.: See under O'Shea.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Academic growth in Catholic higher education. Paperpresented at the meetings of the American Catholic SociologicalSociety, Miami Beach, August, 1966. (Study 495) 22p.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: After secularity: The neo-gemetnschaft society: Apost-Christian postscript. Sociological Analysis, v. 27, no 3,

Fall, 1966, pp. 119-127. (Presidential address presented at themeetings of the American Catholic Sociological Society, MiamiBeach, August, 1966.)

Greeley, Andrew M.: Anti-intellectualism in Catholic colleges. AmericanCatholic Sociological Review, v. 23, no. 4, Winter, 1962, pp. 350-368. (Study 431)

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Areas of research on religion and social organization.American Catholic Sociological Review, ,v. 23, no. , Fall, 1962,pp. 99-112.

Greeley, Andrew M.: The career plans of graduates of Catholic colleges.American Catholic Sociological Review; v. 24,.no. 4, Winter, 1963.(Study 431)

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Catholic colleges: System in transition: A reportbased on the findings of a questionnaire survey. Journal of HigherEducation, v. 34, no. 3, 1963, pp. 158-163. (Study 431)

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Greeley, Andrew M.: Catholic education: Predictions, predilections, hunchesand educated guesses about the next ten years. America, v. 113,no. 16, April 17, 1965, pp. 522-528.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Catholic scholars of tomorrow: Report on a survey. TheCritic, v. 20, no. 5, April-May, 1962. (Study 431)

*GREELEY, ANDREW M.: The college blight on idealism. Educational Record,v. 49, no 4, Fall, 1968, pp. 429-434.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Criticism of undergraduate faculty by graduates of Cath-olic colleges. Review of Religious Research, v. 6, no. 2, Winter,1965, pp. 96-106. (Study 431)

GREELEY, ANDREW M.: Ethnicity as an influence on behavior. Eire-Ireland: AJournal of Irish Studies, v. 3, no. 4, Winter, 1968, pp. 74-90. (Orig-inally a paper presented at the National Consultation on Ethnic Be-havior sponsored by the American Jewish Committee, Fordham University,June, 1968.)

Greeley, t.ndrew M.: The influence of religion on the career plans and occupa-tional values of June 1961 college graduates. Unpublished Ph.D.dissertation, Department of Sociology, University of Chicago, 1962.(Study 431) See Greeley, Religion and career, for book publication.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: The influence of the "religious factor" on career plansand occupational values of college graduates. American Journal ofSociology, v. 68, no. 6, 1963, pp. 658-671. (Study 431) See Greeley,Religion and academic career plans: A note on progress, for laterdata.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: A note on the origins.of religious differences. Journalfor the Scientific Study of Religion, v. 3, no. 1, Fall, 1963, pp.21-31. (Study 431)

Greeley, Andrew M.: The possibility of a Catholic university. Paper presentedto the Catholic Commission on Intellectual and Cultural Affairs,Chicago, May 7, 1966. May, 1966. 16p.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: The problem of Jesuit education. Paper presented at themeetings of the Jesuit Education Association, Chicago, April 11, 1966,(Study 495) 31p.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: The Protestant Ethic: Time for a moratorium. Sociolog-ical Ana.lysis, v. 25, no. 1, Spring, 1964; pp. 19-33. (Originallya paper presented at the meetings of the American Catholic Sociolog-ical Society, Los Angeles, September, 1963.)

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Quali sono le prospettive della parrocchia nazionale negliStati Uniti? (Whither the national parish in the United States?) Studiemigrazione, Anno 2, n. 5, February, 1966, pp. 99-122.

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*Greeley, Andrew M.: Religion and academic career plans: A note on progress.American Journal of Sociology, v. 72, no. 6, May, 1967, pp. 668-672. (Studies 431, 450, 467, 483, and 477) Updates Greele7, In-fluence of the "religious factor" on career plans and occupationalvalues of college graduates, above.

Greeley, Andrew M.: Religion and career: A study of college graduates. NewYork, Sheed and Ward, 1963. xiv, 267p. (Study 451) Fased onCl:e,?.ley, The influence of religion on the career pl.ans and occupa-tional values of June 1961 college graduates, above.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: The religious behavior of graduate students. Journalfor the Scientific Study of Religion, v. 5, no. 1, 19,5, pp. 34-40. (Studies 431, 450)

Greeley, Andrew M.: The religious practice: of: college graduates. CatholicWorld, April, 1963. (\Study 431)

*GREELEY, ;ANDREW M.: Review symposium. on Christian beliefs and anti-semitismby Charles Y. Clock and Rodney Stark. American Sociological Review,v. 32, no. 6, December, 1967, pp. 1007-1(-09. (Study 760)

Greeley, Andrew M.: La sociologia americana e lo studio deivgruppi etniciridegli immigrati. (American sociology and the study of group ethnicityof immigrants.) Studi emigrazione, Anno 1, n. 1, t.etober, 1964, pp.

7-16.

Greeley, Andrew M.: Sociology in the seminary. Paper presented at the annualmeetings of the National Catholic Educational Association, AtlanticCity, March, 1964. 12p.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Some aspects of interaction between religious groups inan upper middle class Roman Catholic parish. Social Compass, v. 9,

nos. 1 & 2, 1962, pp. 39-61.

*Greeley, Andrew M.: Some information on the present situation of American

Catholics. Social Order, v. 13, no. 4, April, 1963, pp. 9-24.

(Study 431)

Greeley, Andrew M.: Some results of Catholic education in the United States.Concilium: An International Review of Theology, v. 4, no. 3, April,1967, pp. 81-86. (Study 476) Published also in French, Italian,German, and Dutch editions.

Greeley, Andrew M., with the assistance of William Van Cleve and Grace AnnCarroll: The changing Catholic college. NORC Monographs in SocialResearch, no. 13. Chicago, Aldine, 1967. xiii, 226p. (Study 495)$5.95 from publisher or bookstore.

*Greeley, Andrew M., and Case;, James: An upper middle class deviant gang.American Catholic Sociological Review, v. 24, no. 1, Spring, 1963,pp. 33-41.

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*Greeley, Andrew M., and Rossi, Peter H.: Correlates of parochial schoolattendance. School Review, v. 72, no. 1, Spring, 1964, pp. 52-73.Appears also in variant version as "Correlates of Catholic schoolattendance,' Appendix 4 (pp. 268-289) of Greele\ and Rossi, Theeducation of Catholic Americans, below. (Study 476)

Greeley, Andrew M., and Rossi, Peter H.: The education of Catholic Americans.NORC Monographs in Social Research, nc. 6. Chicago, Aldine, 1966.

xxii, 368p. (Study 476) $8.95 from publisher or bookstore. Alsoavailable in paperbound edition as Doubleday Anchor Book, A603, $1.75.

Supersedes Greeley, Rossi, and Pinto: The social effects of Catholiceducation: Preliminary report. September, 1964. (NORC Report no.99-A; Study 476) 109p.

*Greeley, Andrew M., and Rossi, Peter H.: The effects of Catholic education[part 1]. The Critic, December-January, 1963-64; Greeley, Rossi,and Pinto, Leonard J.: The effects of Catholic education, Part 2.The Critic, October-November, 1964; Greeley, Rossi, and Pinto: Theeffects of Catholic education, Part 3: Are Catholic schools divi-sive? The Critic, February-March, 1965. (Study 476)

Greeley, Andrew M.; Rossi, Peter H.; and Pinto, Leonard J.: The social ef-fects of Catholic education: Preliminary report. September, 1964.(NORC Report no. 99-A; Study 476) 109p. See Greeley and Rossi,The education of Catholic Americans, for book publication.

Greeley, Andrew M.: See also under Erickson; Rossi, Peter H.; Sudman; Warkov.

Hadja, Jan: See under Davis.

Hamilton, Herbert: See under Davis.

Harris, Godfrey: See under Fielder.

Hart, Clyde W.: Public opinion surveys, 1949-1954. Americana Annual, 1950-1955. See Hart and Sheatsley for a reprint of these articles.

*HART, CLYDE W., AND SHEATSLEY, PAUL B.: Public opinion surveys, 1949-1967.Reprinted articles from the Americana Annual, 1950-1968. 20p.

Hawkins, Arthur C.: See under Warkov.

*HENRIOT, PETER J., S.J.: The coincidence of political and religious attitudes.Review of Religious Research, v. 8, no. 1, Fall, 1966, pp. 50-58.(Study 476)

Hesslink, George K.: Collegiate Greek letter societies: Their composition

and effects. Unpublished Master's paper, Department of Sociology,University of Chicago, March, 1963. (Study 431) 66p.

Hesslink, George K.: Some correlates of self-conception among college seniors.Paper presented at the meetings of the 40th Annual Institute of theSociety for Social Research, Chicago, May, 1963. (Study 431) 24p.

Hodge, Patricia L.: See under Hodge, Robert W.

-76- Hodge, Robert - Hodge/Siegel/Rossi

-',Hodge, Robert W.: Occupational mobility as a probability process. Demo-graphy, v. 30 nu. 1, 19653 pp. 19-34. (Study 244) (Originally apaper presented at the meetings of me American Sociological Asso-ciation, Chicago, September, i965.)

*Hodge, Robert W.: The public, the police, and the administration of justice.December, 1965. (Study 466) 22p.

*Hodge, Robert W.: Selecting measures of association. Working paper.December, 1965. 25p.

*Hodge, Robert W. and Patricia L.: Occupational assimilation as a competitiveprocess. American Journal of Sociology, v. 71, no. 3, November, 1965,pp. 249-264.

Hodge, Robert W. and Patricia L.: What ever happened to the nuclear physicist?Revised version. April, 1966. (Originally a paper presented atthe meetings of the American Sociological Association, Montreal,August, 1964.) (Study 466) 31p.

*Hodge, Robert W., and Siegel, Paul M.: The classification of occupations:Some problems of sociological interpretation. 1966 Proceedings ofthe Social Statistics Section, American Statistical Association,pp. 176-192.

HODGE, ROBERT W., AND SIEGEL, PAUL M.: The measurement of social class. INInternational encyclopedia of the social sciences. New York, Mac-millan and Free Press, 1968, v. 15, pp. 316-325.

Hodge, Robert W., and Siegel, Paul M.: Occupational prestige study: Survey466: Draft of chapter on methods and procedures for monograph on1964 survey. Discussion draft. January, 1964. (Study 466) 34p.

Hodge, Robert W., and Siegel, Paul M.: Selective perception of occupationalprestige. Discussion draft. January, 1965. (Study 466) 21p.

Hodge, Robert W.; Siegel, Paul M.; and Rossi, Peter H.: Occupational prestigein the United States, 1925-1963. IN Reinhard Bendix and SeymourMartin Lipset, eds.: Class, status and power: Social stratifica-tion in comparative perspective. Second edition. New York, FreePress, 1966, pp. 322-334. Also appears in shortened version inAmerican Journal of Sociology, v. 70, no. 3, November, 1964, pp.286-302. (Study 466) (Appeared originally as draft summary ofwork to date on Survey 466, March, 1964, 43p.) See also Reiss,Occupations and social status, below.

Hodge, Robert W.; Siegel, Paul M.; and Rossi, Peter H.: Occupational prestige:Survey 466: The social standings of occupations. Draft of chapterin monograph on "Occupational and social stratification." Discussiondraft. January, 1964. (Study 466) 38p.

011

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*HODGE, ROBERT W., AND TREIMAN, DONALD J.: Class identification in theUnited States. American Journal of Sociology, v. 73, no. 3,March, 1968, pp. 535-547. (Study 466) (Originally a paperpresented at the meetings of the Midwest Sociological Society,Madison, Wis., April, 1966.)

*Hodge, Robert W., and Treiman, Donald J.: Occupational mobility and atti-tudes toward Negroes. American Sociological Review, v. 31, no. 1,February, 1966, pp. 93-102. (SRS-330)

*HODGE, ROBERT W., AND 'REIMAN, DONALD J.: Social participation and socialstatus. American Sociological Review, v. 33, no. 5, October, 1968,pp. 722-740. (St=udy 466, using 458 I data)

Hodge, Robert W.; Treiman, Donald J.; and Rossi, Peter H.: A comparativestudy of occupational prestige. IN Reinhard Bendix and SeymourMartin Lipset, eds.: Class: status and power: Social stratifica-tion in comparative perspective. Second edition. New York, FreePress, 1966, pp. 309-321. (Study 466)

Hodge, Robert W.: See also under Siegel.

Hunt, H. Allan: See under Tripp.

Huson, Carolyn F., and Schiltz, Michael E.: College, color, and employment:Racial differentials in postgraduate employment among 1964 graduatesof Louisiana colleges. July, 1966. (NORC Report no. 116; Study 500)124p. plus questionnaire. Available from Clearinghouse for FederalScientific and Technical Information, Springfield, Va. 22151, for$3.00 (paper copy) or 65 (microfiche copy); cite accession numberPB 177324 and prepay. Available from NORC for about $3.00 (35mm rollmicrofilm copy).

Huson, Carolyn F.: See also under Davis.

*Hyman, Herbert H., and Sheatsley, Paul B.: Attitudes toward desegregation.Scientific American, v. 211, no. 1, July, 1964, pp. 16-23. Appearsalso in a shorter version as "How whites view Negroes, 1941-1963,"New York Herald Tribune, November 10, 1963. (Early NORC studies

and SRS-160 and 330)

Inger, Morton: See under Crain.

Jacek, Henry J., fr.: See under Burch.

Jacobs, Ann B.: See under Davis.

Jaffe, Richard D.: Instant research: Some recommendations. Paper presentedat the meetings of the American Association for Public Opinion Re-search, Swampscott, Mass., May, 1966. 9p.

Jaffe, Richard D.: Problems of educating the culturally deprived. Paper pre-sented at the West Suburb Guidance Association, May 13, 1965, Wheaton,Illinois. 10p.

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Jaffe, Richard D.: Social changes in the past quarter century. IN RcilertSchasre and Jo Wallach, eds.: Reading s on implications of soc.Lalchange. Training Series for Social Ag,ncies, v. 1, Los Angeles,Youth Studies Center, University of Southern California, February,1965, pp. 1-8. (Originally a paper presented at the meetings ofthe American Public Health Associationj New York City, October,1964.)

*Jaffe, Richard D., and Sheatsley, Paul B.: The independent research organi-zation and poverty evaluation. Paper presented at the meetings ofthe American Psychological Association, New York City, September,1966, 1.2p.

*Johnstone, John W. C.: Adult uses of education: Fact and forecast. INHobert W. Bar,abs ed.: Sociological backgrounds of adult education.Publication no '1. Chicago, Center for the Study of Liberal Edu-cation L)r Adults, 1966, pp. 89-128. (Study 447)

*Johnstone, John W. C.: Educational pursuits of American adults, AdultEducation, v. 13, no. 4, 1963. (Study 447)

Johnstone, John W. C.: Is there a future for adult education in the U.S.?Missouri Library Association Quarterly, v. 26, no. 2, June, 1965,pp. 34-41. (Originally a paper presented at the meeting of theAdult Education Council of Greater St. Louis, Missouri, May 21,1965.) (Study 447)

*Johnstone, John W. C.: Leisure and education in contemporary American life.IN Notes and essays on education for adults, no. 43: Perspective onautomation: Three talks to educators. Boston, Center for theStudy of Liberal Education for Adults at Boston University, 1964,pp. 27-32. (Study 447)

*Johnstone, John W. C.: What the individual expects of adult education. Ad-dress presented at the Seventh Annual Seminar on Leadership inUniversity Adult Education, Michigan State University, February 12,1964. (Study 447) 14p.

Johnstone, John W. C., and Rivera, Ramon J.: Volunteers for learning: Astudy of the educational pursuits of American adults. NORC Mono-graphs in Social Research, no. 4. Chicago, Aldine, 1965. xxviii,624p. (Study 447) $12.50 from publisher or bookstore.

Supersedes NORC Report no. 89, same title, February, 1963, 148p.,and includes reports on all four phases of the study.

JOHNSTONE, JOHN W. C., AND ROSENBERG, LARRY: Sociological observations onthe privileged adolescent. IN James F. Adams, ed.: Understandingadolescence: Current developments in adolescent psychology. Boston,Allyn and Bacon, 1968, pp. 318-336. (Study SRS-869, Webster GrovesStudy)

Johnstone, John W. C.: See also under Rossi, Peter H.

Kamen, Charles S.: See under McNamara.

-79- Katz/Feldman - Kriesberg/Treiman: Preventive

*Katz, Elihu, and Feldman, Jacob J.: The debates in the light of research:A survey of surveys. IN Sidney Kraus, ed.: The great debates:Background, perspectives, effects. Bloomington, Ind., IndianaUniversity Press, 1962, pp. 173-223. Appears also in abridgedversion as "The Kennedy-Nixon debates: A survey of surveys,"Studies in Public Communication, no. 4, Autumn, 1962, pp.127-163.

King, Stanley H.: Perceptions of illness and medical practice. New York,Russell Sage Foundation, 1962. 405p. (Study 367)

*Klassen, Albert D., Jr.: Military service in American life since World WarII: An overview. September, 1966. (NORC Report no. 117; Study484) xiv, 288p. $6.00.

Klassen, Albert D., Jr.: Subsampling the survey data of the Military Man-power Policy Study. October, 1966. (Military Manpower SurveyWorking Paper no. 7, preliminary draft; Study 484) 14p. (Xeroxcopies available at 15c per page.)

Korchin, Sheldon Jerome: Psychological variables in the behavior of voters.Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Psychology, HarvardUniversity, 1946. (Studies 229 and 230) 392p.

*Kriesberg, Louis: The bases of occupational prestige: The case of dentists.American Sociological Review, v. 27, no. 2, 1962, pp. 238-244.(Study 423)

*Kriesberg, Louis: Careers, organization size, and succession. AmericanJournal of Sociology, v. 68, no. 3, 1962, pp. 355-359. (Study 437)

*Kriesberg, Louis: Mental health and public health personnel and programs:Their relations in the fifty states: A report of a survey on keypublic health and mental health officials. January, 1962. (NORC

Report no. 83; Study 437) 2v. (32, 111p.) $7.00.

Kriesberg, Louis: The relationship between socio-economic rank and behavior.

Social Problems, v. 10, no. 4, Spring, 1963. (Uses data from Studies335, 367, 409, 423)

Kriesberg, Louis: Societal coordination by occupational leaders. PROD, v. 3,no. 1, September, 1959, pp. 34-36. (Research proposal)

*Kriesberg, Louis, and Beale, Lathrop V.: Career specifications among medicalstudents. Journal of Health and Human Behavior, v. 3, Fall, 1962,pp. 204-212. (Studies 387 and 414)

Kriesberg, Louis, and Treiman, Beatrice R.: Dentists and the practice ofdentistry as viewed by the public. Journal of the American DentalAssociation, v. 64, June, 1962, pp. 806-821. (Study 423)

*Kriesberg, Louis, and Treiman, Beatrice R.: Preventive utilization of den-tists' services among teenagers. Journal of the American Collegeof Dentists, March, 1962, pp. 28-45. (Study 423)

-80- Kriesberg/Treiman: Public's - McNamara/Kan,

*Kriesberg, Louis, and Treiman, Beatrice R.: Public's view of dentistry asa profession. Journal of Dental Education, v. 25, no. 3, 1961,pp. 247-268. (Study 423)

*LANE, ANGELA: Occupational mobility in six cities. American SociologicalReview, v. 33, no. 5, October, 1968, pp. 740-749. (Study 466;based chiefly on data from the Six City Study of Labor Mobility)

Leinhardt, Samuel: Stalking the hobgoblin: Subject, object and interactionas sources of consistency in interpersonal relations. UnpublishedMaster's paper, Department of Sociology, University of Chicago,May, 1967. (Study 508) 30p.

Leinhardt, Samuel: See also under Davis.

*Light, Donald W., Jr.: Social participation in public and Catholic schools.Review of Religious Research, v. 8, no. 1, Fall, 1966, pp. 3-11.(Study 476)

Lillienstein, Ernest: See under McWorter.

Linn, Erwin L.: Oral hygiene and peridontal disease: Implications for dentalhealth programs. Journal of the American Dental Association, v. 71,July, 1965. (Studies 396 and 423)

Linn, Erwin L.: Replacement of missing teethe Journal of the American Collegeof Dentists, v. 32, no. 4, October, 1965, pp. 295-304. (Study 423)

Linn, Erwin L.: Social meaning of dental appearance. Journal of Health andHuman Behavior, v. 7, no. 4, Winter, 1966. (Study 423)

McKinlay, Richard J.; Rossi, Peter H.; and Davis, James A.: Students at theMidway: A survey of the graduate study plans of the University ofChicago class of June, 1961. June, 1962. (NORC Report no. 86;Study 431) 63p. Microfilm $2.00.

McKinlay, Richard J.: See also under Rossi, Peter H.

McNAMARA, ROBERT J.: The Neighborhood Youth Corps In-Schcol enrollee, 1966-67: An evaluative report. Part 1 (iii, 174.; September, 1967);Part 2 (v, 176-360p.; March, 191.8) . (Study 51,..-11, B) Includesquestionnaires. Included in the collections of L:JC-InformationRetrieval Center for the Disadvantaged, teacher-, College, Columbia .

University, New York City 10027, as document: number UD 07676 E(Part 1) and UD u7677E (Part 2). See Resear., ..n Education fororder information. Available from NORC by xerox at 15c per page.

McNAMARA, ROBERT J., AND KAMEN, CHARLES S.: Characteristics of NeighborhoodYouth Corps In-School Projects: An analysis for the year 1966-67.April, 1967. (Study 512-S) 95p. plus questionnaire. Included inthe collections of ERIC-Information Retrieval Center for the Dis-advantaged, Teachers College, Columbia University, New York City10027, as document number UD 07678 E. Will be abstracted inResearch in Education (RIE) in May, 1969, or shortly thereafter.See RIE for order information. Available from NORC by xerox at15c per page.

-81.- McWorter - Mason

McWo':cer, Gerald A The political sociology of the Negro: A selective

review of the literature. Februari, 1'167. 45p.

*McWorter, Gerald A., and Crain, Robert L.: Subcommrnity gladiatorial com-

petition: Civil rights leadership as a comuc.titive process. Social

Forces, v. 4C, no. 1, Septem)e':., 190, p9. 8-21. (Study 490)

McWorter, Gerald A., and Stafford, Frank: On the "But one of my best friends

is . ." syndrome: The social correlates of hypocrisy. May, 1964.

(Study SRS-330) 24p.

McWorter, Gerald A., and \'anecko, James J.: Modernizing comparative community

research on race relations: A strategy. Paper presented at the

meetings of the Society for the Study of Social Problems, San Fran-

cisco, August, 1967. (Study 490) 16p.

McWorter, Gerald A.: See also under Crain; Rivera.

MAI.N, EARL D.: A nationwide evaluation of M.D.T.A. institutional job training.

Journal of Human Resources, v.-3, no. 2, Spring, 1968, pp. 159-170.

(Study A4) Summary of NORC Report no. 118, same title, below.

*MATH, EARL D.: A natio-with. evaluation of the M.D.T.A. institutional io!

training programs. September, 1966. (NORC Report no. 118; Study

504) vii, 121p. plus questionnaires. $6.25. Summary also available.

MAIN, EARL D.: A test to evaluate keypunch verification in survey research.

September, 19h8. (Study 511) 10p.

Marsh, John F., Jr.: The engineers and the price system. Draft. January,

1967. (Study 463) 66p.

Marsh, John F., Jr.: Professional "growing pains" in the engineering occupa-

tion. Paper presented at the meetings of the American Society for

Engineering Education, Michigan State University, East Lansing, June,

1967. (Study 496) 33p.

Marsh, John F., Jr., and Stafford, Frank P.: The effects of values on pecuniary

behavior: The case of academicians. American Sociological Review,

v. 32, no. 5, October, 1967, pp. 740-754. (Study 463) (Previously

titled "Income foregone," March, 1966.)

Marsh, John F., Jr.: See also under Stafford; Warkov.

Marshall, Harvey: See under Short.

Mason, William M.: The impact of endorsements on voting in the 1964 Illinois

at-large election. Revised version of a paper presented at the

meetings of the American Sociological Association, Miami Beach,

August, 1966. October, 1966. 43p.

Mason, William M.: See also under Bradburn.

-82- Meyer - Noll/Rossi

Meyer, Marshall W.: The street where you live: Attitudes related to neigh-borhood class structure. Paper presented at the meetings of theAmerican Sociological Association, Chicago, September, 1965. (Study458 I) 19p.

Miller, Norman: One year after commencement: An interim report on the 1961-1962 graduate school enrollment and the future career plans of the1961 college graduating class. May, 1963. (NORC Report no. 93;Studies 431, 00) 135p. Microfilm $3.00. See Davis, Great as-pirations, and Spaeth and Miller, Trends, for earlier and laterreports.

Miller, Norman: See also under Spaeth.

National Opinion Research Center: Public response to the Northeastern powerblackout. October, 1966. (Study 502) 107p. Available from theOffice of Civil Defense or the Defense Documentation Center, Alex-andria, Va. 22314.

*National Opinion Research Center. Field Department: Manual of procedures forhiring and training interviewers. Chicago, 1967. iv, 39p. $3.00.

*National Opinion Research Center. Library: Bibliography of publications:NORC 431/450/467/483: The career plans and experiences of June,1961 college graduates. Revised April, 1969. 8p.

Newcomb, Theodore M., and Wilson, Everett K., eds.: College peer groups:Problems and prospects for research. NORC Monographs in SocialResearch, no. 8. Chicago, Aldine, 1966. xiv, 303p. $8.95 frompublisher or bookstore. (Based or the work of three seminars onStudent Peer Groups sponsored by the Social Science Research Council,Committee on Personality and Development in Youth, held summer andwinter, 1959-1960, at Ann Arbor, Michigan, and Berkeley, California.)

Nichols, Robert C., and Davis, James A.: Characteristics of students of highacademic aptitude. Personnel and Guidance Journal, v. 42, no. 8,1964, pp. 794-800. (Study 431)

NIXON, CHARLES W., AND BORSKY, PAUL N.: Effects of sonic booms on people:St. Louis, Missouri, 1961-1962. Journal of the Acoustical Societyof America, v. 39, no. 5, part 2; Sonic boom symposium, 1966, pp.S51-S58. Reprinted and available as AMBL-TR-65-196 from AerospaceMedical Laboratories, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio, or as AD 647 326from Defense Documentation Center, Alexandria, Virginia 22314;apply for prices. A summary of Borsky, Community reactions tosonic booms (NORC Report no. 87), listed above. (Study 443)

*NOLL, C. EDWARD, AND BRADBURN, NORMAN M.: Work and happiness. Paper pre-sented at the meetings of the American Sociological Association,Boston, August, 1968. (Study 458) 18p.

NOLL, C. EDWARD, AND ROSSI, PETER H.: General social and economic attitudesof college and university faculty members. November, 1966. (Study

514) iii, 104p. Available by xerox at 15c per page.

-83- 0,-ogress; v. no. 3

Noll, C. Edward : See also under

AOppenheim, Karen: Attitudes of your-ar H,a L :Id selective service.March, 1966. (Military Jutvoy r2per no. 5; Study484) 45p.

Oppenheim, Karen: The military plans and experience of June, 1961 collegeseniors. August, 1965. (Nilitary Manpower Survey Working Paperno. 2; Study 484, using Study 431 (ata) 47p.

Orden, Susan R.: Marriage happiness: Social and psychological. dimensions.Working paper. August, 1964. (Stud 458) 44p.

*ORDEN, SUSAN R., AND BRADBURN, NORMAN M.: Dimensions of marriage happiness.American Journal of Sociology, v. 73, no. 6, May, 1968, pp. 715-731.(Study 458 III) (Originally a paper presented at the meetings ofthe American Sociological AssociatioP, San Francisco, August, 1967.)

*ORDEN, SUSAN R., AND BRADBURN, NORMAN M.: Working wives and marriage happiness.American Journal of Sociology, v. 74, no. 4, January, 1969, pp. 392-407. (Study 45', III)

Orren, Karen, and Peters.m, Paul: Presiitntial assassination: A case studyin the dynamics of political socializat,ion. Journal of Polities,v. 29, May, 1967, pp. 388-404. (Study SRS-350) (lo be reprintedin Roberta Sigel, ed.: Political socialization. New York, RandomHouse, forthcoming.)

Orum, Anthony M.: Negro college students and the civil rights movement. Un-

published Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Sociology, Universityof Chicago, June, 1967. (Study 477, Negro College sample) viii,

202p. .vailable on microfilm from Photoduplication Department,University of Chicago Libraries.)

*Orum, Anthony M.: A reappraisal of the social and political participationof Negroes. American Journal of Sociology, v. 72, no. 1, Juli,

1966, pp. 32-46. (Studies 367, 447, 4')8, SRS-I60, 330, 350

O'Shea, Robert M.; Gray, Shirlene B.; and Treiman, Beatrice: Taking refre4hurcourses: Some related factors. Journal of the American College ofDentists, v. 32, no. 4, October, 1965, pp. 320-331. (Study 396)

Peterson, Paul: See under Orren.

Pettigrew, Thomas F.: See under U.S. Commission on Civil Rights.

Pinto, Leonard J.: Social and cultural determinants of anxiety in crises.Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Sociology, Universityof Chicago, 1964. (Study 425)

Pinto, Leonard J.: See also under Greeley; Sudman.

Progress in health services, v. 10, no. 3, March, 1961: Maternity care andcosts? A five-year trend. Chicago, Health Information Foundation.(Study 409)

-84- Progress: v. 10, no. 6 - Rivera / McWorter/Lillienstein

Progress in health services, v. 10, no. 6, June, 1961: Physicians who per-form surgery. Chicago, Health Information Foundation. (Study 409)

Progress in health services, v. 10, no. 8, October, 1961: People withouthealth insurance. Chicago, Health Information Foundation. (Study 409)

Progress in health services, v. 13, no. 5, November-December, 1964: Medicalcare and family income--A 30-year trend. Chicago, Health Informa-tion Foundation. (Studies 335, 409)

Progress in health services, v. 14, no. 1, January-February, 1965: Physicians,patients, and the general hospital: Patterns of use in Massachusetts.Chicago, Health Information Foundation. (Study 416)

Progress in health services, v. 14, no. 4, September-October, 1965: Physicians,patients, and the general hospital: Professional judgment. Chicago,

Health Information Foundation. (Study 416)

Progress in health services, v. 14, no. 5, November-December, 1965: Trends inpersonal health spending. Chicago, Health Information Foundation.(Study SRS-180)

Progress in health services, v. 15, no. 1, January-February, 1966: Trends involuntary health insurance. Chicago, Health Information Foundation.(Studies 335, 409, and SRS-180)

Progress in health services, v. 15, no. 2, March-Apzil, 1966: Maternity careand costs: A ten-year trend. Chicago, Health Information Foundation.(Studies 335, 409, and SRS-180)

Progress in health services, v. 15, no. 3, May-June, 1966: Patterns in use ofhealth services. Chicago, Health Information Foundation. (Studies

335, 409, and SRS-180)

Reiss, Albert J., and others: Occupations and social status. New York, FreePress, 1961. (Study 244; 1947) See Hodge, Siegel, and Rossi, Oc-cupational prestige in the United States, for report on later study.

Riedel, Donald C.: See under Andersen.

Rivera, Ramon J.: A dilemma: The educational goals of American Negroes.February, 1965. (Study 447, Youth Sample) 28p.

*Rivera, Ramon J.: Sampling procedures on the military manpower surveys.September, 1965. (Military Manpower Survey Working Paper no. 3;Study 484) 19g.

*Rivera, Ramon J.: The sociology of adolescence: A selective review of theliterature. June, 1964. 104p..

Rivera, Ramon J.; McWorter, Gerald A.; and Lillienstein, Ernest: Freedom DayII in Chicago. Integrated Education, v. 2, no. 4, August-September,1964. (SRS-600) (Originally a paper presented at the 41st Institutefor Social Research, University of Chicago, May, 1964.)

-85- Rivera/Short - Rossi, Alice: Women in

Rivera, Ramon J., and Short, James F.: Occupational goals: A comparativeanalysis. IN Malcolm W. Klein, ed.: Juvenile gangs in context:Theory, research and action. Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice-Hall, 1967, pp. 70-90. (Study 447) Originally published byYouth Studies Center, University of California, Los Angeles,1964, same title, pp. 31-56; originally a paper presented inpreliminary version at the meetings of the Society for the Studyof Social Problems, Los Angeles, August, 1963.

Rivera, Ramon J.: See also under Johnstone; Short.

Rosenberg, Larry: See under Johnstone.

*Rosenthal, Donald B., and Crain, Robert L.: Executive leadership and com-munity innovation: The fluoridation experience. Urban AffairsQuarterly, v. 1. no. 3, March, 1966, pp. 39-57.

Rosenthal, Donald B.: See also under Crain.

*Rossi, Alice S.: Abortion laws and their victims. Trans-action, v. 3, no. 6,September-October, 1966, pp. 7-12. (Study 870)

Rossi, Alice S.: Barriers to the career choice of engineering, medicine, orscience among American women. IN Jacquelyn A. Mattfeld and CarolVan Aken, eds.: Women and the scientific professions: Thesymposium on American women in science and engineering. Cambridge,Mass., M.I.T. Press, 1965, pp. 51-127. (Study 483) (Originallytitled "Why so few women become engineers, doctors and scientists.")

Rossi, Alice S.: Equality between the sexes: An immodest proposal. Daedalus,v. 93, no. 2, Spring, 1964, pp. 607-652.

*Rossi, Alice S.: A good woman is hard to find. Trans-action, v. 2, no. 1,November-December, 1964, pp. 20-23.

*Rossi, Alice S.: Naming children in middle-class families. American Socio-logical Review, v. 30, no. 4, August, 1964, pp. 499-513.

Rossi, Alice S.: Public views on abortion. February, 1966. (Study 870) 27p.

Rossi, Alice S.: The roots of ambivalence in American women. Paper presentedat the meeting of the Adult Education Association, Chicago, November,1966. Revised version. (Study 483) 34p.

ROSSI, ALICE S.: Transition to parenthood. Journal of Marriage and the Family,v. 30, no. 1, February, 1968, pp. 26-39. (Originally a paper pre-sented at the meetings of the Angrican Orthopsychiatric Association,Washington, D.C., March, 1967.)

Rossi, Alice S.: Why so few women become engineers, doctors and scientists.See Rossi, Alice S., Barriers to the career choice . . ., above.

*Rossi, Alice S.: Women in science: Why so few? Science, v. 148, no. 3674,May 28, 1965, pp. 1196-1202.

-86- Rossi, Alice: Women scientists - Rossi,Peter: R

Rossi, Alice S.: Women scientists: Problems and prospects. Paper presentedat a conference (Ai Women in Science, Wisconsin Center, Madison, Wis.,March 19, 1966. (Study 483) 21p.

*Rossi, Peter H.: Boobytraps and pitfalls in the evaluation of social actionprograms. 1966 Proceedings of the Social Statistics Section, Ameri-can Statistical Association, pp. 127-132. Published in shortenedversion in Trans-action, v. 4, no. 7, June, 1967, pp. 51-53.

Rossi, Peter H.: Can neighborhoods be saved? Paper presented at the 4thFlorence Hammersley Walker Leadership Conference, Chicago, February,11, 1962. 8p.

Rossi, Peter H.: The challenge of group differences. Talk given at the Con-ference on Quality and Equality in Education conducted by the RogerWilliam Straus Council on Human Relations, Princeton University,December 2-5, 1964. 25p.

Rossi, Peter H.: Community power and social structure. Paper presented atHarvard M.I.T. Joint Center for Urban Studies, December 12, 1962.20p.

*Rossi, Peter H.: Current social trends. Journal of the College and Uni-versity Personnel Association, v. 15, no. 3, May, 1964.

Rossi, Peter H.: Middle-sized American city at mid-century. LibraryQuarterly, v. 33, no. 1, January, 1963, pp. 3-13.

*Rossi, Peter H.: New directions for race relations research in the sixties.Review of Religious Research, v. 5, no. 3, Spring, 1964, pp. 125-132. (Originally a paper prepared for a Conference on Research inRace Relations, New York City, December 5, 1963.)

Rossi, Peter H.: The organizational structure of an American community. IN

Amatai Etzioni, ed.: Complex organizations. New York, Holt, 1961.

*Rossi, Peter H.: An overview of motivational techniques. National SafetyCouncil Transactions, v. 6, 1963, pp. 54-57.

*Rossi, Peter H.: Power and politics: The road to social reform. SocialScience Review, v. 35, no. 4, December, 1961, pp. 359-369.

Rossi, Peter H.: Research strategies in measuring peer group influence. IN

Theodore M. Newcomb and Everett K. Wilson, eds.: College peer groups:Problems and prospects for research. NORC Monographs in Social Re-search, no. 8. Chicago, Aldine, 1966, pp. 190-214. $8.95,

Rossi, Peter H.: Researchers, scholars and policy makers: The politics of

large scale research. Daedalus, v. 93, no. 4, Fall, 1964, pp. 1142-1161; special issue on "The contemporary university: U.S.A."

-87- Rossi, Peter: S - Rossi, Peter/Crain

*Rossi, Peter H.: Social change and social structure 4n the American localcommunity. IN Ronald R. Boyce, ed.: Regional development and theWabash Basin. Urbana, Ill., University of Illinois Press, 1964,pp. 110-120.

Rossi, Peter H.: Social structure, public opinion and politics in the localcommunity. Paper prepared for a conference on fluoridation, Schoolof Public Health, University of California, Berkeley, May, 1964. 23p.

Rossi, Peter H.: Some social consequences of American Catholic education.Paper presented at the meetings of the National Catholic EducationalAssociation, New York City, April, 1965. (Study 476) 20p.

Rossi, Peter H.: Theory, research and practice in community organization. IN

Charles R. Adrian, ed.: Social science and community action. EastLansing, Mich., Michigan State University Press, 1961, pp. 9-24.(Study 406)

Rossi, Peter H.: Trends in voting behavior research: 1933-1963. Paper pre-sented at the meetings of the American Political Science Association,Skytop, Pa., September, 1963. 13p.

*Rossi, Peter H.: What makes communities tick? Public Health Reports, v. 77,

no. 2, February, 1962, pp. 117-124.

Rossi, Peter H., and Biddle, Bruce J., eds.: The new media and education:Their impact on society. NORC Monographs in Social Research, no. 12.

Chicago, Aldine, 1966. ix, 417p. $8.95 from publisher or bookstore.Also available in paperbound edition as Doubleday Anchor Book, A604,$1.75.

ROSSI, PETER H., AND BLUM, ZAHAVA D.: Class, status cznd poverty. Report no.

15. Baltimore, Center for the Study of Social Organization of Schools,Johns Hopkins University, March, 1968. 41p. (See below for a related

paper, and above, Blum and Rossi, for related bibliographies.) Not

available from NORC.

Rossi, Peter H., and Blum, Zahava D.: Social stratification and poverty. Paper

presented at the meeting of the Sociological Research Association,San Francisco, August, 1967. 117p. (See Blum and Rossi, above, for

related bibliographies.)

Rossi, Peter H.; Coleman, James S.; and others: Determinants and consequence;of college choice: A report prepared for the College Entrance Exam-ination Board by NORC and the Department of Social Relations, JohnsHopkins University. September, 1964. (Study 412) 135p. See alsoColeman, Research chronicle, and Coleman, The adolescent society.

ROSSI, PETER H., AND CRAIN, ROBERT L.: The NORC Permanent Community Sample.IN Thomas R. Dye, ed.: Comparative research in community politics:Proceedings of the Conference on Comparative Research in CommunityPolitics, University of Georgia, 1966, pp. 109-134. Also appearsin Public Opinion Quarterly, v. 27, no. 2, Summer, 1968, pp. 261-272. Reprints available from Department of Social Relations, JohnsHopkins University.

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Rossi, Peter H., and Cutright, Phillips: The impact of party organization

in an industrial setting. IN Morris Janowitz, ed.: Community

political systems. Vol. 1, International Yearbook of Political

Behavior Research. Glencoe, Ill., Free Press, 1961, pp. 81-116.

Rossi, Peter H.; Davis, James A.; and McKinlay, Richard J.: Social charac-teristics of 1961 college graduates entering the field of education.Paper presented at the National Society of College Teachers of

Education meetings, Chicago, February, 1962. (Study 431) 7p,

Rossi, Peter H., and Dentler, Robert A.: Politics of urban renewal: The

Chicago findings. New York, Free Press, 1962.

*Rossi, Peter K., and Greeley, Andrew M.: The impact of the Roman Catholic

denominational school. The School Review, v. 72, no. 1, Spring,

1964, pp. 34-51. (Study 476)

*Rossi, Peter H., and Johnstone, John W. C.: Social aspects of correspondence

education. Paper prepared for the Correspondence Education Research

Project, Pennsylvania State University, June, 1965. (Study 447) 37p.

Rossi, Peter H., and Siegel, Paul M.: The prestige of occupations and changes

in social stratification. Papper presented at the meetings of the

American Sociological Association, Chicago, September, 1965. July,

1965. (Studies 244 and 466) 26p.

Rossi, Peter H.: See also under Blum; Greeley; Hodge, Robert W.; MCKinlay; Noll.

Schick, Judith: See under Davis.

Schiltz, Michael E.: See under Huson.

Schlipf, Frederick A.: See under Ennis.

*Schwartz, Mildred A.: Survey research and the study of change. Working paper.

December, 1965. (Study 486) 110p.

*Schwartz, Mildred A.: Trends in white attitudes toward Negroes. 1967. (NORC

Report no. 119; Study 486) x, 134p. $3.00. (Covers surveys taken

between 1942 and 1965.)


October, 1965. (NORC Report no. 102; Study 463) 171p. See Warkov

and Marsh, for a related report.

The above report is available from the Manpower Studies Group,

National Science Foundation, 1800 G Street, N.W., Washington, D.C.

20550. Quantities are limited. Gratis.

Selznick, Gertrude J.: See under Glock.

Shanas, Ethel: Family relationships of older people. Research series 20.

Chicago, Health Information Foundation, 1961. (Study 383) 64p.

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Shanas, Ethel: The health needs of older people: Some findings from anational survey. Paper delivered at the Gelontology Seminar,Duke University, May 1, 1962. (Study 383) 9p.

Shanas, Ethel: The health of older people: A social survey. Cambridge,Mass., Harvard University Press, 1962. (Study 383) 250p.

*Shanas, Ethel: Living arrangements of older people in the United States.Gerontologist, v. 1, no. 1, 1961, pp. 27-29. (Study 383)

*Shanas, Ethel: Natioral studies of older people in the United States. IN

Richard H. Williams, ed.: Prczesses of aging. New York, AthertonPress, 1963, v. 2, pp. 9-24. (Study 383)

*Shanas, Ethel: Older people and their families. IN The multi-generationfamily: Papers on theory and practice, problems and promise.Trenton, N.J., New Jersey Department of State, Division on Aging,June, 1964. (Study 383)

*SHEATSLEY, PAUL B.: AAPOR times 21: Presidential address. Public OpinionQuarterly, v. 32, no. 3, Fall, 1968, pp. 462-475. (Originally pre-sented at the meetings of the American Association for Public OpinionResearch, Santa Barbara, May; 1968.)

Sheatsley, Paul B.: American attitudes on race and civil rights. A modellecture prepared for the U.S. Information Agency. September, 1965.(Early NORC studies and SRS-160, 330, 857) 13p.

*SHEATSLEY, PAUL B.: The harassed respondent: II. Interviewing practices.IN Leo Bogart, ed.: Current controversies in marketing research.Chicago, Markham Publishing Co., 1969, pp. 39-43. (Originally atalk given before the Market Research Council, New York City,October, 1965.) Copies of the original paper are available.

Sheatsley, Paul B.: How right are political polls? A talk before the CityClub of Chicago, Sherman House, Chicago, November 2, 1964. 14p.

*Sheatsley, Paul 11.: How total hospital experience shapes patient's opinionof food. Hospitals, Journal of the American Hospital Association,v. 39, no. 2, January 16, 1965. (Study 416)

SheaPsley, Paul B.: The Massachusetts hospital study: Collecting datathrough survey research. Paper presented at the Joint Session ofthe American Statistical Association and American Association forthe Advancement of Science, New York City, December, 1960. (Study416) llp.

*Sheatsley, Paul B.: Neighborhood reactions to a local riot [Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn]. Paper presented at the meetings of theAmerican Association for Public Opinion Research, Swampscott, Mass.,May, 1966. (Study SRS-710N) 16p.

*Sheatsley, Paul B.: Public opinion. Encyclopedia Americana, 1963 edition,v. 22, pp. 772-776.

SHEATSLEY, PAUL B.: Public opinion surveys, 1956-1967. Americana Annual,1957-1968. See Hart and Sheatsley for a reprint of these articles.

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Sheatsley, Paul B.: Public support for efforts to combat umployment. Paperdelivered to the Midwest Labor Press Conference, CIcago, April 3,1964. 9p.

*Sheatsley, Paul B.: Report of a survey of hospital administrator attitudestoward use. Proceedings of the 5th Annual Symposium on HospitalAffairs, Chicago, December 14-15, 1962. Chicago, Health InformationFoundation, n.d., pp. 29-35. Copies of the original paper are avail-able. (Study ':16)

Sheatsley, Paul B.: The survey methodology of 'Teaching comprehensive medicalcare" by Hammond, Kern, et al. Paper presented at the meetings ofthe American Sociological Association, St. Louis, August, 1961. 14p.

*Sheatsley, Paul B.: White attitudes toward the Negro. IN Talcott Parsonsand Kenneth B. Clark, eds.: The Negro American. The DaedalusLibrary, v. 7. Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1965, pp. 303-324. (Orig-inally appeared in Daedalus, v. 95, no. 1. Winter, 1966, pp. 217-238.)(Studies SRS-160, 330, 857, and various early NORC studies between1942 and 1956)

Sheatsley, Paul B.; and Bradburn, Norman M.: Assassination!--How the Americanpublic responded. Paper presented at the meetings of the AmericanPsychological Association, Los Angeles, September, 1964. (StudySRS-350) 19p.

*Sheatsley, Paul B.; and Feldman, Jacob J.: The assassination of PresidentKennedy: A preliminary report on public reactions and behavior.1964. (SRS-350) 37p. Appears also in Public Opinion Quarterly,v. 28, no. 2, Summer, 1964, pp. 389-215, and under the title "Anational servey on public reactions and behavior," IN Bradley S.Greenberg and Edwin B. Parker, eds.: The Kennedy assassinationand the American public: Social communication in crisis. Stan-ford, Calif., Stanford University Press, 1965, pp. 149-177. ThePOQ article is available in reprint form.

Sheatsley, Paul B.: See also under Anderson; Feagin; Hart; Hyman; Jaffe.

*Short, James E.; Rivera, Ramon J.; and Marshall, Harvey: Adult-adolescentrelations and gang delinquency. Pacific Sociological Review, v. 7,no. 2, Fall, 1964, pp. 59-65.

Short, James F.: See also under Rivera.

*Siegel, Paul M.: On the cost of being a Negro. Sociological Inquiry, v. 35,no. 1, Winter, 1965, pp. 41-57. (Originally a paper presented atthe meetings of the American Sociological Association, Montreal,September, 1964.)

SIEGEL, PAUL M., AND HODGE, ROBERT W.: A causal approach to the study ofmeasurement error. IN Hubert M. and An B. Blalock, eds.: Meth-odology in social research. New York, McGraw -Hill, 1968, pp. 28-59. (Study 466) (Revised version of a paper presented at themeetings of the Population Association of America, April, 1966,titled "On the reliability of census measures of socio-economic

status.")

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Siegel, Paul M., and Hodge, Robert W.: On the reliability of census measuresof socio-economic status. See Siegel and Hodge, A causal approachto the study of measurement error, above.

Siegel, Paul M.: See also under Hodge, Robert W.; Rossi, Peter H.

Simon, Marlene: See under Simon, William.

Simon, William: Community responses to stress. Paper presented at the meet-ings of the 40th Annual Institute of the Society for Social Research,Chicago, May, 1963. (Study 446) 15p.

SIMON, WILLIAM: Economy, community and morale: A contextual analysis. Un-published Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Sociology, Universityof Chicago, October, 1965. (Study 446)

Simon; William: Southern white migrants: Ethnicity and pseudo-ethnicity.Human Development: A Student Journal, v. 1, no. 2, 1960, pp. 20-24. (Study 417) Published at the University of Chicago.

*Simon, William and Marlene: Past the visceral sleuth: Reflections on thesymbolic representation of deviance. Studies in Public Communication,no. 4, Autumn, 1962, pp. 71-84.

Simon, William, and Bradburn, Norman M.: Ecor)mic depression and psychologicalwell-being. Paper presented at the meetings of the Midwest Socio-logical Society, Milwaukee, April, 1967, pp. 42-51. (Study 446)

Simon, William, and Gagnon, John H.: The decline and fall of the small town.Trans-action, v. 4, no. 5, April, 1967, pp. 42-51. (Study 446)

Simon, William: See also under Bradburn.

*SPAETH, JOE L.: Allocation of college graduates to graduate and professionalschools. Sociology of Education, v. 41, no. 4, Fall, 1968, pp. 342-349. (Studies 431, 450, 467, 483) (Originally a paper presentedat the meetings of the American Sociological Association, Boston,August, 1968.)

*Spaeth, Joe L.: American college faculty members, 1963. October, 1966.(NORC Report no. 106) xii, 117p. $6.00.

Spaeth, Joe L.: General problems in selecting candidates for honors programs.The Superior Student, v. 7, no. 2, March-April, 1965, pp. 20-22.

*SPAETH, JOE L.: Occupational prestige expectations among male collegegraduates. American Journal of Sociology, v. 73, no. 5, March,1968, pp. 548-558. (Studies 431, 450, 467, 483)

Spaeth, Joe L.: Patterns of change in the long-run career fields of June,1961, college graduates. 1965 Proceedings of the Social StatisticsSection, American Statistical Association, pp. 81-88. (Studies431, 450, 467, 483)

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*SPAETH, JOE L.: Public reactions to college student protests. Paper to bepresented at the meetings of the American Association for PublicOpinion Research, Lake George, N.Y., May, 1969. (Study SRS-4050) 19p.

*SPAETH, JOE L.: Religion, fertility, and college type among collegegraduates. Sociological Analysis, v. 29, no. 2, Fall, 1968,pp. 155-159. (Studies 431, 450, 467, 483) (Originally a paperpresented at the meetings of the American Catholic SociologicalSociety, San Francisco, August, 1967.)

*Spaeth, Joe L.: Some trends, through 1964, in the career plans and activitiesof June, 1961 college graduates: Total sample. Working paper.April, 1965. (Studies 431, 450, 467, 483) 14p. See Spaeth andMiller, Trends, for report to which this paper is a supplement.

*Spaeth, Joe L.: Undergraduate origins and success in graduate school.December, 1966. (Studies 431, 450, 467, 4K) 27p.

*Spaeth, Joe L., and Miller, Norman: Trends in the career plans and activitiesof June, 1961 college graduates. March, 1965. (Studies 431, 450,467) 80p. See Miller, One year after commencement, and Davis, Greataspriations, for earlier reports; and Spaeth, Some trends through1964, for supplement to this report.

Spaeth, Joe L.: See also under Davis; Glock.

Stafford, Frank, and Marsh, John F., Jr,: The earnings of academicians.August, 1966. (Study 463) 22p.

Stafford, Frank P.: See also under McWorter; Marsh.

Street, David: See under Crain.

*SUDMAN, SEYMOUR: The multiple uses of primary sampling areas of nationalprobability samples. November, 1968. (Study 453, using Studies 476and SRS-290, 864, and 4051 data) 15p.

*Sudman, Seymour: New approaches to the control of interviewing costs. Jour-

nal of Marketing Research, v. 3, no. 1, February, 1966, pp. 56-61.(Study 453)

*Sudman, Seymour: New uses of telephone methods in survey research. Journal

of Marketing Research, v. 3, no. 2, May, 1966, pp. 163-167. (Study

453, using Studies 447, 458, 461, and SRS-340 data) (Also appears

as Chapter 5 of Sudman: Reducing the cost of surveys. NORC Mono-

graphs in Social Research, no. 10. Chicago, Aldine, 1967. xv,

246p. $7.95.)

*Sudman, Seymour: On the accuracy of recording of consumer panels: I and II.

Journal of Marketing Research, v. 1, nos. 2 & 3, May and August, 1964.

*Sudman, Seymour: Probability sampling with quotas. Journal of the AmericanStatistical Association, v. 61, September, 1966, pp. 749-771. (Study

453, using SRS-110, 330, 640 data) (Also appears as Chapter 2 of

Sudman: Reducing the cost of surveys. NORC Monographs in SocialResearch, no. 10. Chicago, Aldine, 1967. xv, 246p. $7.95.)

*Sudman,

Sudman,

Sudman,

Sudman,

Sudman,

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Seymour: Quantifying interviewer quality. Public Opinion Quarterly,v. 30, no. 4, Winter, 1966-67, pp. 664-667. (Study 453)

Seymour: Reducing the cost of surveys. NORC Monographs in SocialResearch, no. 10. Chicago, Aldine, 1967. xv, 246p. (Study 453)$7.95 from publisher or bookstore.

Seymour: Reducing the costs of surveys. Paper presented at the meet-ings of the Chicago chapter of the American Statistical Association,Chicago, January, 1963. (Study 453) 9p.

Seymour: Reducing the costs of surveys. Paper presented at the meet-ings of the Chicago chapter of the American Statistical Association,October 26, 1965. (Study 453) 17p.

Seymour: Research on reduction of costs. Paper presented at themeetings of the American Association for Public Opinion Research,Lake George, N.Y., May, 1963. (Study 453) 4p.

*Sudman, Seymour: Surveys of public opinion in times of crisis. January,

1964. (Study SRS-350) 8p. plus appendices, including questionnaire.specifications for interviewers, for SRS-350, Kennedy assassinationstudy.

*Sudmana Seymour: Time allocation in survey interviewing and in other fieldoccupations. Public Opinion Quarterly, v. 29, no. 4, Winter, 1964-65, pp. 638-648. (Study 453) (Also appears as Chapter 6 of Sudman:Reducing the cost of surveys under the title "Time allocation ofsurvey interviewers and other field occupations." NORC Monographsin Social Research, no. 10. Chicago, Aldine, 1967. xv, 246p. $7.95.)

Sudman, Seymour: What makes a good interviewer? IN Frederick E. Webster, Jr.,ed.: New directions in marketing: Proceedings of the 48th NationalConference of the American Marketing Association, New York City,June, 1965. Chicago, American Marketing Association, n.d., pp. 369-389. (Appears in later and longer version as Chapter 8 of Sudman:Reducin &the cost of surveys, under the title "Cost and quality ofinterviewers." NORC Monographs in Social Research, no. 10. Chicago,

Aldine, 1967. xv, 246p $7.95.)

Sudman, Seymour, and Bradburn, Norman M.: Social psychological factors inintergroup housing: Results of pilot test. May, 1966. (NORC Report

no. 111-A; Study 498) vii, 159p. Microfilm $3.00. Summary is

available.

*SUDMAN, SEYMOUR; BRADBURN, NORMAN M.; AND GOCKEL, GALEN: The extent and char-acteristics of racially integrated housing in the United States.Journal of Business, v. 42, no. 1, January, 1969, pp. 50-92. (Study511)

*Sudman, Seymour; Greeley, Andrew M.; and Pinto, Leonard J.: The effectiveness

of self-administered questionnaires. Journal of Marketing Research,

v. 2, no. 3, August, 1965, pp. 293-297. (Study 453, using Study 476

data) (Also appears as Chapter 4 of Sudman: Reducingthe cost ofsurveys, under the title "Use of self-administered questionnaires."

NORC Monographs in Social Research, no. 10. Chicago, Aldine, 1967.

xv, 246p. $7.95.)

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Sudman, Seymour: See also under Frisbie.

SWINEHART, JAMES W.: Voluntary exposure to health communications. AmericanJournal of Public Health, v. 58, no. 7, July, 1968, pp. 1265-1275.(Study 410) (Originally a paper presented at the meetings of theAmerican Public Health Association, November, 1966.)

Toepfer, Louis A.: Tomorrow's lawyers: Cause for concern? American BarAssociation Journal, v. 48, no. 10, October, 1962, pp. 945-947.(Study 451)

Treiman, Beatrice R.: See under Kriesberg; O'Shea.

TREIMAN, DONALD J.: Occupational prestige and social structure: A cross-national comparison. Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, Department ofSociology, University of Chicago, June, 1968. (Study 466) ix, 136p.(Available on microfilm from Photoduplication Department, Universityof Chicago Libraries.)

Treiman, Donald J.: Social origins and choice for academic careers. Paperpresented at the meetings of the American Sociological Association,Los Angeles, August, 1963. (Study 431) 24p.

*Treiman, Donald J.: Status discrepancy and prejudice. American Journal ofSociology, v. 71, no. 6, May, 1966, pp. 651-665. (Study SRS-330)

Treiman, Donald J.: See also under Hodge, Robert W.

TRIPP, L. REED, AND HUNT, H. ALLAN: Attitudes of college students towardbusiness careers. (College Placement Council, Research InformationCenter, Report no. 1) Bethlehem, Pa., College Placement Council,1968. (Studies 431, 450, 467, 483) Available in two versions:printed monograph providing highlights, $2.50; full report by xeroxcopyflo (90p.), $7.50. Order from the Council at 35 East Elizabeth

St., Bethlehem, Pa. 18018.

Underhill, Ralph: Occupational values and job satisfaction. UnpublishedMaster's paper, Department of Sociology, University of Chicago,

May, 1964. (Studies 431, 450) 34p.

*Underhill, Ralph: Occupational values and post-college career change.September, 1967. (NORC Report no. 120; Study 491, using Studies431, 450, 467 data) xi, 196p. $4.00. (Ph.D. dissertation, De-partment of Sociology, University of Chicago, 1967.)

*Underhill, Ralph: Values and post-college career choice. American Journalof Sociology, v. 70, no. 2, September, 1966, pp. 163-172. (Studies

431, 450)

*Underhill, Ralph: Youth in poor neighborhoods. 1967. (NORC Report no.

121-A; Study 513) xi, 240p., includes questionnaires. $3.25.

U.S. Commission on Civil Rights: Racial isolation in the public schools.Washington, GPO, 1967. 2v. (276, 293p.) Study 889-A & S reported

on in v. 2, Appendix C-5, "Adult consequences of racial isolationand desegregation in the schools," by Thomas F. Pettigrew, pp. 211-

241. (Study SRS-889-A & S)

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U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services: Review of the adminis-tration and operation of the Selective Service System. Hearingsbefore the Committee, 88th Congress, 2nd session, June 22-24,28-30, 1966. Appendix A: "Reference material from the Departmentof Defense Study of the Draft," Washington, GPO, 1966, pp. 9999-10052. (Committee Document no. 75) (Study 484)

U.S. President's Commission on Law Enforcement and the Administration ofJustice: The challenge of crime in a free society. Washington,

GPO, February, 1967. (Study 506) 340p.

Van Cleve, William: See under Greeley.

*Vanecko, James J.: Community structure and the influence of the economicelite in school desegregation. Paper presented at the meetingsof the American Sociological Association, Miami Beach, August,1966. (Study 490) 30p.

*VANECKO, JAMES J.: The organization of resources and the structure of in-fluence in large cities. Paper presented at the meetings of theMidwest Sociological Society, Omaha, April, 1968. (Study 5005)

20p.

*Vanecko, James J.: Religious behavior and prejudice: Some dimensions andspecifications of the relationship. Review of Religious Research,v. 8, no. 1, Fall, 1966, pp. 27-37. (Study 476)

*Vanecko, James J.: Types of religious behavior and levels of prejudice.Sociological Analysis, v. 28, no. 3, Fall, 1967, pp. 111-122.(Study 476) (Originally a paper presented at the meetings of theAmerican Catholic Sociological Society, Miami Beach, August, 1966.)

Vanecko, James J.: Understanding some battles in the war on poverty. Paperpresented at the meetings of the Society for the Study of SocialProblems, Montreal, August, 1964. 12p.

Vanecko, James J.: See also under Crain, McWorter.

Verba, Sidney: See under Almond.

*Wallace, Walter L.: Institutional and life-cycle socialization of collegefreshmen. American Journal of Sociology, v. 70, no. 3, November,1964, pp. 303-318. (Study 442)

Wallace, Walter L.: Peer groups and student achievement: The college campus

and its students. February, 1963. (NORC Report no. 91; Study 442)

306p. See Wallace, Student culture, for book publication.

Wallace, Walter L.: Peer influences and undergraduates' aspirations forgraduate study. Sociology of Education, v. 38, no. 5, Fall, 1965,

pp. 375-392. (Study 442)

Wallace, Walter L.: Student culture: Social structure and continuity in aliberal arts college. NORC Monographs in Social Research, no. 9.Chicago, Aldine, 1966. xxi, 236p. (Study 442) $7.50 from pub-

lisher or bookstore..

(See next page for note on this publication.)

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The above supersedes Wallace: Peer groups and student achievement:The college campus and its students. February, 1963. (NORC Reportno. 91; Study 442) 306p.

Wallace, Walter L.: A study of college student peer-group interpersonal

environments. Paper presented at the meetings of the AmericanSociological Association, St. Louis, August, 1961. (Study 442)16p.

*Warkov, Seymour: Allocation to American law schools. School Review, v. 73,no 2, Summer, 1965, pp. 144-155. (Study 451)

*Warkov, Seymour: Census-related studies of scientific and technical per-sonnel. IN Scientific Manpower, 1961. Washington, National ScienceFoundation, 1962, pp. 21-24. (NSF 62-22) (Study 432)

*Warkov, Seymour: Employment expectations of law students. SociologicalQuarterly, v. 6, no. 3, Summer, 1965, pp. 222-232. (Study 451)

Warkov, Seymour: Institutional quality of American law schools: Correlatesand consequences. May, 1964. (Study 451) 21p.

Warkov, Seymour: Lawyers in the making. With a chapter by Joseph Zelan.NORC Monographs in Social Research, no. 7. Chicago, Aldine, 1965.xxii, 180p. (Study 451) $5.00 from publisher or bookstore.

The above monograph is a newly edited version of Warkov: Lawyersin the making: The 1961 entrants to American law schools. December,1963. (NORC Report no. 96; Study 451) 109p., with an additionalchapter based on Zelan: Recruitment to the legal profession.

*Warkov, Seymour: Organizational effectiveness in Veterans Administrationtuberculosis hospitals. Proceedings of the Conference on MedicalSociology and Disease Control, May 18-19, 1964. Chicago, HealthInformation Foundation, 1966, pp. 37-44.

*Warkov, Seymour: Physicists and mathematicians in the post censal survey ofscientific and technical personnel. 1963 Proceedings of the SocialStatistics Section, American Statistical Association, pp. 163-179.(Study 432)

Warkov, Seymour: Social work students and other graduate students: A com-parison. IN Schwartz, Edward E., ed.: Manpower in social welfare:Research perspectives. Report of the Institute on Research Ap-proaches to Manpower Problems in Social Welfare Services to Childrenand Families, University ^f Minnesota, Duluth Campus, August, 1964.New York, National Association of Social Workers, 1966, pp. 99-109.(Studies 431 and 468) (Originally part of a paper by Warkov andGalen Gockel titled "Career choices of undergraduate and graduatestudents: The case of social work"; see Gockel, for publicationof his part of this paper.)

Warkov, Seymour: Some organizational correlates of role performance amongphysicists. May, 1964. (Study 463) 17p.

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Warkov, Seymour: Subsidies for graduate students: Stipend support in thirty-seven fields of study, 1962-1963. March, 1964. (NORC Report no.97, preliminary to NORC Report no. 103 by Warkov, Frisbie, and

. Berger; Study 468) 157p.

*Warkov, Seymour; Bacon, Sheldon D.; and Hawkins, Arthur C.: Social correlatesof industrial problem drinking. Quarterly Journal of Studies onAlcohol, v. 26, no. 1, March, 1965, pp. 58-71.

*Warkov, Seymour;nances,1965.

Warkov;

Frisbie, Bruce; and Berger, Alan S.: Graduate student fi-1963: A survey of thirty-seven fields of study. September,

(NORC Report no. 103, final version of NORC Report no. 97 byStudy 468) 426p. $2.50.

Warkov, Seymour and Gockel, Galen: Career choices of undergraduate and graduatestudents: The case of social work. See Warkov, Social work stu-dents 2 and Gockel, Social work as a career choice, for publica-tion of this paper.

*Warkov, Seymour, and Greeley, Andrew M.: Parochial school origins and edu-cational achievement. American Sociological Review, v. 31, no. 3,June, 1966, pp. 406-414. (Study 463 and Studies 431, 450)

Warkov, Seymour, and Marsh, John F., Jr.: The education and training ofAmerica's scientists and engineers: 1962. October, 1965. (NORCReport no. 104; Study 463) 187p. See Schwartz, The United Statescollege-educated population: 1960, for related report,

The above report is available from the Manpower Studies Group,National Science Foundation, 1800 G Street, N.W., Washington, D.C.20550. Quantities are limited. Gratis.

Wilson, Everett K.: See under Newcomb.

ZELAN, JOSEPH: Does suburbia make a difference: An exercise in secondaryanalysis. IN Sylvia F. Fava, ed.: Urbanism in world perspective:A reader. New York, Crowell, 1968, pp. 401-408. (Studies 415 and431) (Revised version of a paper presented at the meetings of theAmerican Sociological Association, Los Angeles, August, 1963, titled"Intellectual attitudes and suburban residence.")

Zelan, Joseph: Intellectual attitudes and suburban residence. See Zelan,

Does suburbia make a difference, above.

Zelan, Joseph: Recruitment to the legal profession: A study of college careerchoice. Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Sociology,University of Chicago, 1964. (Studies 431 and 450) 78p. (Included,

in part, as Chapter 5 of Warkov: Lawyers in the making. NORC Mono-graphs in tocial Research, no. 7. Chicago, Aldine, 1965. xxii,

180p. $5.00.)

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*ZELAN, JOSEPH: Religious apostasy, higher education and occupational choice.Sociology of Education, v. 41, no. 4, Fall, 1968, pp. 370-379.(Study 415)

*Zelan, Joseph: Social origins and the recruitment of American lawyers.British Journal of Sociology, v. 18, no. 1, March, 1967, pp. 45-54.(Study 431)

Zelan, Joseph: See also under Warkov.

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