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Title: Effect of sex and level of education on F-score: a cross cultural study
Authors: Saiyadain, Mirza S.
Issue Date: 1973
Citation: Psychological Reports, XXXIII, (1973), 548
Abstract: Authoritarianism as a personality dimension is closely related to family and cultural conditioning of the individual (Adorno, et al., 1950). This has been supported by a number of studies of various subgroups within American culture as well as ~r~~s-cultural groups. In their study of six cultural groups, Meade and Whittaker (1967) found the Indian group to be extremely authoritarian followed by samples from Rhodesia, Hong Kong, Arabia, Brazil, and USA in that order. Although no attempts have been made to explain the findings, differences in religion, family structure, education, child rearing practices, and political system, working alone or in interaction, may explain.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11718/3563
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