30 research outputs found
Resource Utilisation in Groups of Black South African Adolescents: Gender, Age, and Individual Differences
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Indicators of Economic Status and Social Capital in South African Townships
Full text linkThis article proposes a set of non-monetary indicators of material and social resources characterizing the childrearing environments of families in South African black urban townships. The selected indicators include adequacy of food, quality of housing, financial assets, consumer goods and social resources. The study reported in the article was carried out between 1990 and 1996. Through factor analyses two dimensions of social and economic status (SES) - consumption and social/financial capital - were identified. High, moderate and low SES groups were formed based on the families' combined score on the two factors. SES was significantly predictive of a family's ability to meet basic needs and in its experience of material hardship. The results of the study are reported.Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/66883/2/10.1177_0907568297004002005.pd
Emotion Knowledge as a Predictor of Social Behavior and Academic Competence in Children at Risk
No full textRecruitment of First-Generation Latinos in a Rural Community: The Essential Nature of Personal Contact
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The comparison of childrenโs behavior problems, social competence,and parental self-efficacy by their family income
No full textParenting Experience of the Mothers of Domestic Violence: Focused on the Shelter Residents
No full textParenting, Social-Emotional Development, and School Achievement of African American Youngsters
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