1968
DOI: 10.1080/0013188680100208
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Social Relations Between British and Immigrant Children

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“…Aboud, 1988;Crooks, 1970;Fox & Jordan, 1973;George & Hoppe, 1979). Research on friendship choices, for example, has typically demonstrated that children of all ages evince a preference for children of their own ethnic group, although this effect is less marked for members of minority groups (Durojaiye, 1970;Kawwa, 1968;Rowley, 1968;Boulton & Smith, 1990). However, the bulk ofthe available evidence on prejudice is derived from research based on a particular type of method: the forced choice technique.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Aboud, 1988;Crooks, 1970;Fox & Jordan, 1973;George & Hoppe, 1979). Research on friendship choices, for example, has typically demonstrated that children of all ages evince a preference for children of their own ethnic group, although this effect is less marked for members of minority groups (Durojaiye, 1970;Kawwa, 1968;Rowley, 1968;Boulton & Smith, 1990). However, the bulk ofthe available evidence on prejudice is derived from research based on a particular type of method: the forced choice technique.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…In contrast with the large-scale studies of Jelinek & Brittan (1975) and Davey et al (1981Davey et al ( , 1982Davey et al ( , 1983 who cover 15 and 16 schools respectively, it is fair to say that the findings must remain suggestive rather than conclusive. Yet, before this point leads us to dismiss the findings as possibly unrepresentative it is worth noting that other studies in the U.K. tradition of sociometry have also restricted their analysis to individual schools (Rowley, 1968;Durojaiye, 1970;Braha & Rutter, 1980;Thomas, 1982) or just a few schools (Kawwa, 1968). This has not stopped the work of Rowley, Kawwa and Durojaiye, in particular, becoming established as key references in support of the idea that friendships in the primary school are influenced by ethnic factors.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The sociometric tests were used specifically to replicate the methods used in the studies most often cited as evidence of ethnic bias in the choice of friends amongst primary school pupils (cf. Rowley, 1968;Kawwa, 1968;Durojaiye, 1969;Jelinek & Brittan, 1975;Davey, 1983). But the research was also designed to allow a direct comparison between findings based on sociometric tests and more qualitative findings based on protracted fieldwork in classrooms.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Öyle ki göçmen çocukların eğitimi konusunda gerçekleştirilen ve bulguları yayımlanan ilk bilimsel araştırmaların Amerikalı akademisyen Ruth Crawford (1916) tarafından kaleme alınan The Immigrant in St. Louis: A Survey (St. Louis'deki Göçmenler üzerine Bir Araştırma) ve Amerikalı bir başka akademisyen Leonard P. Ayres (1917) tarafından yayımlanan Cleveland School Survey (Cleveland Okul Araştırması) başlıklı raporlar olduğu anlaşılmaktadır. Takip eden yıllarda çoğunlukla Amerika Birleşik Devletleri'nde yapılan diğer çalışmaları, İngiltere (Lee, 1965;Goldman & Taylor, 1966;Butterworth, 1967;Rowley, 1968;Ashby, Morrison & Butcher, 1970), İsrail (Frankenstein, 1950), Norveç (Tavuchis, 1063), Kanada (Ramsey & Wright, 1968;Mowat & Lawrence, 1969) ve Avustralya'da (Doczy, 1969;Donaldson, 1968) daha çok 1960-1970 yılları arasında gerçekleştirilen sınırlı sayıda çalışma izlemiş, 1970ler'in ikinci yarısından itibaren bu alanda farklı ülkelerde çok sayıda araştırma yapıldığı görülmüştür.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified