Self Radius and Goals of Youth in Different Urban Areas

Representative data gathered from 674 ;' 's on reference scales & goals in variois soc dimensions for teen-age HSch students living in diff'iated Ur settings in San Antonio & Oklahoma City are presented. The'DG's were 'presented as an `opinion survey' of teen agers, a designation which had considerable appeal to them. They were adrnin'ed to required classes or study halls.' The Ur areas in the 2 cities were ranked 'high,' 'middle,' & 'low,' as to composite 'soc rank.' Figures present for the 3 groups: (I) Desired Neighborhood of Residence; (II) Proportions Judging Coll Degree of Higher Educ as Minimum Wanted, Necessary, & Defining 'Educated'; (III) The Occup'al Ladder in Diff'iated Areas; & (IV) Reference Scales for Evaluating Poverty & Comfort. M. Duke.