Lowe, G. A. (1966). Education, occupation of fathers and parental contributions to educational expenses as factors in career aspiration among male jamaican students. The Journal of Negro Education, 35(3), 230-236. Questionnaires & interviews were used to obtain data from a sample of 142 students, 100 M’s & 42 F’s, or… Continue Reading Education, Occupation of Fathers and Parental Contributions to Educational Expenses as Factors in Career Aspiration Among Male Jamaican Students
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Measuring Masculinity in an Afro-Caribbean Context
Anderson, P. (2012). Measuring masculinity in an afro-caribbean context. Social and Economic Studies, 61(1), 49. This paper proposes a new scale for the measurement of masculinity, with special reference to Afro-Caribbean males. The scale which is labeled the Macho Scale focuses on masculine identity and gender relations. The macho scale… Continue Reading Measuring Masculinity in an Afro-Caribbean Context
The Price Elasticity of Freshman Enrollment Demand at a Historically Black College for Males: Implications for the Design of Tuition and Financial Aid Pricing Schemes that Maximize Black Male College Access
Price, G., & Sheftall, W. (2015). The price elasticity of freshman enrollment demand at a historically black college for males: Implications for the design of tuition and financial aid pricing schemes that maximize black male college access. The Journal of Negro Education,84(4), 578-592. This article explores how responsive freshman enrollment… Continue Reading The Price Elasticity of Freshman Enrollment Demand at a Historically Black College for Males: Implications for the Design of Tuition and Financial Aid Pricing Schemes that Maximize Black Male College Access