Selectivity of 4 H Club Work An Analysis of Factors Influencing Membership
Selectivity of 4 H Club Work An Analysis of Factors Influencing Membership
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7 percent of members' fathers, 30. 6 percent of past mem- bers' fathers, and 23. 6 percent of nonmembers' fathers. These smaller differences in the girl groups were probably due to the fact mentioned above (pages 257 and 258) that a higher proportion of girl members than of boy members of 4-H clubs came from families not engaged in farming, and fathers of such families would not be likely to join the farm bureau.
Greater proportions of the parents of members than of nonmem- bers, both boys and ...girls, were said to belong to the church, Sunday school, school board, church society, lodge, social club, and granges. The greatest differences were in the percentages reported as belonging to Sunday school, school board, church society, and social club.
The above facts indicate that the type or character of the social participation of parents, as well as its extent, is related to the extent to which the children become members of 4-H clubs. A definite rela- tionship very probably exists between the type or character of the GIRLS PARENTAL MEMBERSHIP IN SPECIFIED ORGANIZATIONS SUNDAY SCHOOL SCHOOL CHURCH LOD6 HOME SOCIAL CHANGE BOARD SOCIETY BUREAU CLUB ORGANIZATION FIG.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7 percent of members' fathers, 30. 6 percent of past mem- bers' fathers, and 23. 6 percent of nonmembers' fathers. These smaller differences in the girl groups were probably due to the fact mentioned above (pages 257 and 258) that a higher proportion of girl members than of boy members of 4-H clubs came from families not engaged in farming, and fathers of such families would not be likely to join the farm bureau.
Greater proportions of the parents of members than of nonmem- bers, both boys and ...girls, were said to belong to the church, Sunday school, school board, church society, lodge, social club, and granges. The greatest differences were in the percentages reported as belonging to Sunday school, school board, church society, and social club.
The above facts indicate that the type or character of the social participation of parents, as well as its extent, is related to the extent to which the children become members of 4-H clubs. A definite rela- tionship very probably exists between the type or character of the GIRLS PARENTAL MEMBERSHIP IN SPECIFIED ORGANIZATIONS SUNDAY SCHOOL SCHOOL CHURCH LOD6 HOME SOCIAL CHANGE BOARD SOCIETY BUREAU CLUB ORGANIZATION FIG.
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