An Experimental Study of Self-Concept and Cognitive Style as Indicators of Psychological Differentiation

An Experimental Study of Self-Concept and Cognitive Style as Indicators of Psychological Differentiation [microform] / Weining C. Chang.

The relationships among psychological differentiation, cognitive style, and body concept were investigated in 94 five- and six-year olds from the Houston, Texas Independent School District. The sample included males and females, and Blacks, Whites, and Mexican Americans. The Embedded Figure Test Pre...

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Main Author: Chang, Weining C.
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1984.
Subjects:
Aptitude Treatment Interaction.
Body Image.
Cognitive Style.
Correlation.
Cultural Influences.
Early Childhood Education.
Ethnic Status.
Field Dependence Independence.
Individual Psychology.
Racial Differences.
Self Concept.
Self Concept Measures.
Self Esteem.
Sex Differences.
Socialization.
Training Methods.

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