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Cognitive Styles Among Three Generations of Mexican American Children

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Title:	Cognitive Styles Among Three Generations of Mexican American Children
Authors:	Buriel, Raymond
Source:	Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology. Dec 75 6(4):417-429.
Peer Reviewed:	Y
Page Count:	13
Publication Date:	1975
Descriptors:	Acculturation, Anglo Americans, Cognitive Development, Cognitive Processes, Cross Cultural Studies, Cross Sectional Studies, Cultural Influences, Mexican Americans, Perception, Psychological Studies
Abstract:	Focuses on cognitive style trends within a generational cross section of Mexican American children and compares their differences in field independence to a group of Anglo American children; eighty elementary school students randomly selected from four populations--(first, second, and third generation Mexican Americans, and Anglo Americans), served as subjects. (Author/JM)
Journal Code:	CIJJUN1976
Entry Date:	1976
Accession Number:	EJ131927
Database:	ERIC

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Abstract:	Focuses on cognitive style trends within a generational cross section of Mexican American children and compares their differences in field independence to a group of Anglo American children; eighty elementary school students randomly selected from four populations--(first, second, and third generation Mexican Americans, and Anglo Americans), served as subjects. (Author/JM)