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Popularity Ties to Family and Interests Across Rich and Poor Youths
State College pa sept 5 in findings from 2500 adolescent boys across three economic levels doctors feinberg and fryer reported that popularity in exclusive and underprivileged schools hinges on similar traits. popular youths shared parental interest in sports and school activities, strong academic performance, and sociability. unpopular youths showed withdrawn personalities, little parental sports involvement, and a preference for solitary hobbies. researchers suggest using the questionnaire to aid counselors in guiding youths toward satisfying paths.
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State College
Eligi Argent Acto Alg
New York
M. R. Feinberg
D. H. Fryer
American Psychological Association
Pennsylvania State College
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