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Title	Interpersonal relationships in a Salt Lake City neighborhood, 1963 Part IV Northcrest
Author	Smith, Joanne Beulter
Date	1963
Description	A person rarely, if ever, exists alone. He is linked in many different ways to groups. Much has been written about primary groups and the influence they have upon their members. A meaningful conception of mental health can be achieved only as we relate the functioning of the individual to the human relation patterns of his primary group. 1 Sociologists, possibly under the influence of Cooley, have classified the neighborhood 'as a primary group characterized by intimate face-to-face associations and cooperation as a fundamental force in forming personality.
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Publisher	University of Utah
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Rights Management	© Joanne Beutler Smith
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OCR Text	Show 34 indicated on Table church aetivities attending times. an the of 1.7 Latter-day the women times the and times of members the male Saints attended approximately 14.5 times . remaining respondents attended approxmately 5.1 average However, Christ of 5, per month the per month with women attending 8.4 Jesus Church of religious compared to men activities 12.9 times for members. TA,?LE 4 RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION OF RESPONDENTS Men Religion Latter-day Saint Women Total 20 21 41 Protestant 3 3 6 Jewish 2 2 4 None 1 0 1 TABLE 5 AVERAGE MONTHLY CHURCH ATTENDANCE OF RESPONDENTS Religion Men Women 14.5 12.9 13.7 Other 1.7 8.4 5.1 Total 11.2 12.0 11.6 Latter-day Saint Men and .Women
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