Box 15
Contains 59 Results:
Writings - Article - “Dominance as a Cultural Concept”
Writings - Article -- “Degrees of Social Intimacy”
Writings -- Article -- “Effects of Some Conditions of Rating Occupational Prestige Upon the Agreement of Raters”
Writings -- Article -- “Eminent Men”
Writings -- Article -- “Empirical Scale of Prestige Status of Occupations”
Writings - Article - “An Estimate of the Center of the Relief Population of the U. S.
Writings -- Article --"Ethnocentrism Must Be Destroyed”
Writings - Article - “An Examination of Some of A. G. Sundbarg’s Hypotheses of Age Distribution of Population with Special Reference to the U.S.”
Writings - Article - “An Experiment to Test the Reliability of Estimates of Use of Time”
Writings -- Article --"Farewell the Horse”
Writings -- Article --"Freedom From Want Requires Population Limitations”
Writings - Article - “General Formal Education by Field of Eminence”
Writings - Article - “General Formal Education of Eminent Men”
Writings - Article - “The Genius as Leader and Person”
Writings - Article -- “The Greatest Common Component in Science”
Writings -- Article --"Group Centered Behavior”
Writings - Article - “Group Judgments in the Field of Personality Traits”
Writings - Article - “Hypothesis vs. Problem in Scientific Investigations”
Writings - Article - “Occupational Mobility of Notable Persons”
Writings - Article - “On the Increase in Homogeneity of Attitudes During a Sociology Class”
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