Altering Attitudes toward the Mentally Handicapped through Print and Nonprint Media.

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Main Authors: Bauer, Carolyn J., And Others
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1985
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And Others
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And Others
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contents Altering Attitudes toward the Mentally Handicapped through Print and Nonprint Media. Bauer, Carolyn J. And Others Analysis of Variance Attitude Change Attitude Measures Attitudes toward Disabilities Books Elementary Education Elementary School Students Grade 4 Grade 7 Instructional Films Mainstreaming Mental Retardation Research Methodology Student Attitudes Tables (Data) Investigates effects of media on attitudes of fourth- and seventh-grade students toward mentally handicapped using three treatments and discussion at each grade level. One group viewed "The Hayburners"; companion book was read to another group; third was exposed to both book and film; control group did neither. (17 references) (EJS)
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spellingShingle Altering Attitudes toward the Mentally Handicapped through Print and Nonprint Media.
Bauer, Carolyn J.
And Others
Analysis of Variance
Attitude Change
Attitude Measures
Attitudes toward Disabilities
Books
Elementary Education
Elementary School Students
Grade 4
Grade 7
Instructional Films
Mainstreaming
Mental Retardation
Research Methodology
Student Attitudes
Tables (Data)
Altering Attitudes toward the Mentally Handicapped through Print and Nonprint Media. Bauer, Carolyn J. And Others Analysis of Variance Attitude Change Attitude Measures Attitudes toward Disabilities Books Elementary Education Elementary School Students Grade 4 Grade 7 Instructional Films Mainstreaming Mental Retardation Research Methodology Student Attitudes Tables (Data) Investigates effects of media on attitudes of fourth- and seventh-grade students toward mentally handicapped using three treatments and discussion at each grade level. One group viewed "The Hayburners"; companion book was read to another group; third was exposed to both book and film; control group did neither. (17 references) (EJS)
title Altering Attitudes toward the Mentally Handicapped through Print and Nonprint Media.
topic Analysis of Variance
Attitude Change
Attitude Measures
Attitudes toward Disabilities
Books
Elementary Education
Elementary School Students
Grade 4
Grade 7
Instructional Films
Mainstreaming
Mental Retardation
Research Methodology
Student Attitudes
Tables (Data)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ322452