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Show 82 Weinberg, S. Social Problems Kirson. in Our New Timeo Prentice-Hall Inc., 1960. A consideration of some of the causes and solutions social problems in modern cultures. The author con York: to cludes that the neighborhood of today is not meeting the emotional requirements of the individual necessi tating the need to help the individual adjust to society as well as to reshape certain features of society which impede the individual. White, Robert W. The Abnormal Ronald Press Co., This textbook of Personality. New York: The 1956. states stresses curative psychology place positive and negative thus having both causal and White, Wendell. millan Co., 19 5. PSChOlogy in Living. that on neighborhoods individuals, influenceo New York: The Mac The author states that life is highly social and discusses human relationships pointing out that as circle of human contacts enlarges, proficiency in getting people to respond favorably to individuals their suggestions becomes increasingly important. the and Wilsonj Logan, and Kolb, William L. Sociological Analysis. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Co., 1949. A systematic textbook of sociology which sets forth concepts of the group and of social relationships. Spatial and economic aspects of grouping were discussed as was the influence of improved communication and trans portation facilities. Articles Bell, Wendell, and and Periodicals "Urban Neighborhoods Relations," The American Journal of Sociology, LXII, No.4 (January, 1957), 391-98. Boat, Marion D. and Informal Social The authors frequency of neighborhoods Berna.rd, Jessie. attempt to determine the nature and informal relationships among men in four of different social type in San Francisco. "An Instrument for Neighborhoods western Social 1939), 145 58. the l1easurement of with Experimental Application," The South Science Quarterly, XVIII (September, - A presentation of an experimental interpersonal relationships as used neighborhoods. scale in a for measuring study of |
