A study of socio-economic values of Samoan intermediate school students in Hawaii
Socio-economic values of Samoan intermediate school students in Hawaii
A study of socio-economic values of Samoan intermediate school students in Hawaii
Socio-economic values of Samoan intermediate school students in Hawaii
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1956
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Hirsh, Susan Evelyn
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This paper takes a look at background characteristics of students who are the children of Samoan immigrants in intermediate school, their parents, and their families in order to describe and suggest variables related to acculturation. Students were observed through verbal expression, attitudes, opinions and actual behavior to measure the socio-economic values of Samoan youth in Hawaii.
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Bibliography: leaves 133-134.
vii, 134 leaves
Bibliography: leaves 133-134.
vii, 134 leaves
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Samoans -- Hawaii,
Junior high schools -- Hawaii,
Acculturation,
Acculturation,
Junior high schools,
Race relations,
Samoans,
Hawaii,
Hawaii
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Theses for the degree of Master of Arts (University of Hawaii (Honolulu)) no. 345
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