Special Section: Transracial Communication and the Changing Image of Black Americans

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DUBEY S. N. (1970) “Blacks' preference for black professionals, businessmen and religious leaders.” Public Opinion Q. 34 (Spring): 113–116.

ELDER G. H. (1971) “Intergroup attitudes and social ascent among Negro boys.” Amer. J. of Sociology 76 (January): 673–697.

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KRYSTAL E. R. et al. (1970) “Attitudes toward integration and black consciousness: southern Negro high school seniors and their mothers.” Phylon 31 (Summer): 104–113.

LANG H. W. (1971) “Relationship of self-concept of fifth grade Negro students and their knowledge of Negro leaders and events.” Dissertation Abstracts International 31 (April): 10-A, 5082.

McDOWELL S. F. (1971) “Patterns of preference by Negro youth for white and Negro associates.” Phylon 32 (Fall): 290–301.

MATHIS A. L. (1971) “Social and psychological characteristics of the black liberation movement: a colonial analogy.” Dissertation Abstracts International 32 (September): 3-A, 1623–1624.

MAYKOVICH M. K. (1972) “Stereotypes and racial images-white, black and yellow.” Human Relations 25 (April): 101–120.

MAYKOVICH M. K. (1971a) “Changes in racial stereotypes among college students.” Human Relations 24 (October): 371–386.

MAYKOVICH M. K. (1971b) “Mutual perceptions of racial images: white, black, and Japanese Americans.” J. of Social Issues 27: 213–235.

MEYER P. (1969) “Aftermath of martyrdom: Negro militancy and Martin Luther King.” Public Opinion Q. 33 (Summer): 160–177.

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OGAWA D. M. (1971) “Small group communication-stereotypes of Black Americans.” J. of Black Studies (March): 273–281.

PETTIGREW T. F. (1964) A Profile of the Negro American. Princeton, N.J.: D. Van Nostrand.

SMITH A. L. (1973) Transracial Communication. Englewood Cliffs, N. J.: Prentice-Hall.

SMITH A. L. (1971) “Interpersonal communication in transracial contexts,” in Barker L. Kibler R. , Speech Communication Behavior. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall.

STORM P. (1971) “An investigation of self-concept, race image, and race preference in racial minority and minority children.” Dissertation Abstracts International 31 (April): 10-B, 6246–6247.

WHITE W. F. RICHMOND B. O. (1970) “Perception of self and peers by economically deprived black and advantaged white fifth graders.” Perceptual and Motor Skills 30 (April): 533–534.

WILLIAMS J. E. (1964) “Connotations of color names among Negroes and Caucasians.” Perceptual and Motor Skills 18: 721–731.

WILSON R. A. (1971) “Anomie in the ghetto: a study of neighborhood by type, race and anomie.” Amer. J. of Sociology 77 (July): 66–88.

WOLKON G. H. (1971) “African identity of the Negro American and achievement.” J. of Social Issues 27: 199–211.

ZIRKEL P. A. MOSES E. G. (1971) “Self-concept and ethnic group membership among public school students.” Amer. Educ. Research J. 8 (March): 253–265.