Rediscovering the Adolescent a Study of Personality Development in Adolescent B
Rediscovering the Adolescent a Study of Personality Development in Adolescent B
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A. And the church. Only five of the groups have a friendship index above forty. We infer from these facts that groups which are organized primarily to further a single activity interest are not very likely to be character- ized by the psychological elements of cohesiveness.
Although the number of Scout troops and Hi-Y clubs in the study is small, the data do suggest that the friend- ship factor plays a substantial role in the formation of some of these groups. There is no difference in the aver...- age friendship index of the Scout and the Hi-Y groups. The friendship index of sixty-one is for a Scout patrol, the smaller unit in the troop. Friendships among the eight boys who are members of this patrol are quite intimate and extensive. It is significant to note that recently there has been a very definite emphasis by Scout executives in some communities on using clusters of friends in a neigh- THE ADOLESCENT FORMS GROUPS: I 183 borhood to constitute the patrol. A Scout troop formed in this way would thus be made up of a number of friend- ship groups, each of them possessing the psycho-social elements of cohesiveness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. And the church. Only five of the groups have a friendship index above forty. We infer from these facts that groups which are organized primarily to further a single activity interest are not very likely to be character- ized by the psychological elements of cohesiveness.
Although the number of Scout troops and Hi-Y clubs in the study is small, the data do suggest that the friend- ship factor plays a substantial role in the formation of some of these groups. There is no difference in the aver...- age friendship index of the Scout and the Hi-Y groups. The friendship index of sixty-one is for a Scout patrol, the smaller unit in the troop. Friendships among the eight boys who are members of this patrol are quite intimate and extensive. It is significant to note that recently there has been a very definite emphasis by Scout executives in some communities on using clusters of friends in a neigh- THE ADOLESCENT FORMS GROUPS: I 183 borhood to constitute the patrol. A Scout troop formed in this way would thus be made up of a number of friend- ship groups, each of them possessing the psycho-social elements of cohesiveness.
What to read after Rediscovering the Adolescent a Study of Personality Development in Adolescent B?
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