Sociology ETDs
Publication Date
6-7-1962
Abstract
For a number of years researchers have been interested in studying adolescents' aspirations. Some studies have been made to show the relationship between adolescents' aspirations and the social status of their families; others have been more concerned with the effect of intelligence upon aspirations, still others with the combined effect of intelligence and social status. More recently, Sociologists have focused upon the effects of the social system of the school as they relate to high school students' aspirations. The larger number of studies has been concerned with aspirations of boys, and it is generally agreed that sex differences in aspirations are apparent. The material presented here will relate to social class, intelligence, and influences of other relevant factors upon occupational and educational aspirations of high school senior girls.
Degree Name
Sociology
Level of Degree
Masters
Department Name
Sociology
First Committee Member (Chair)
Tom Taketo Sasaki
Second Committee Member
David W. Varley
Third Committee Member
Charles E. Woodhouse
Language
English
Document Type
Thesis
Recommended Citation
Yager, Mary J.. "Social Factors Affecting the Aspirations of High School Senior Girls." (1962). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/soc_etds/79