Kinship, kin groups, and socialization

Introduction to socialization: human culture transmitted C. V. Mosby St Louis Published In Pages: 125-163
By Williams, Thomas Rhys

Hypothesis

". . . as industrialization and urbanization occur . . . 1) the number of parent surrogates is progressively reduced, 2) kin group demands are increasingly replaced by demands made on individuals by technological institutions . . . 3) grandparents come to be unable to serve as guides for children to the ethos and eidos of a culture" (155)

Test

Test NameSupportSignificanceCoefficientTail
Comparison of raw scoresSupportedNot ApplicableUNKNOWNUNKNOWN