Psychological factors in poverty
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Psychological factors in poverty
（Institute for Research on Poverty monograph series）
Markham Pub. Co, [1970]
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Contents of Works
- Neutralizing the disinherited, by L. Rainwater
- The culture of poverty, social identity, and cognitive outcomes, by T. R. Sarbin
- Poverty versus equality of opportunity, by J. M. Hunt
- The transmission of cognitive strategies in poor families, by R. D. Hess
- A new approach to the study of school motivation in minority group children, by I. Katz
- Learning ability, intelligence, and educability, by A. R. Jensen
- A "try simplest cases" approach to the heredity-poverty-crime problem, by W. Shockley
- Do genetic factors contribute to poverty? By J. F. Crow
- Genetic factors in poverty, by S. G. Vandenberg
- Children of the city, by T. S. Langner, and others
- The psychological costs of quality and equality in education, by U. Bronfenbrenner
- Economic aspects of poverty, by D. Caplovitz
- Personality correlates of poverty, by V. L. Allen
- An expectancy approach to job training programs, by G. Gurin
- Poverty and motivation, by U. Pareek
- Some theoretical and practical problems in compensatory education as an antidote to poverty, by E. W. Gordon
- The role of motivation and self-image in social change in slum areas, by M. B. Clinard
- The poverty of psychology, by A. Pearl
- The psychology of poverty, by V. L. Allen
