The Social Group in Education

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Allport F. H. “The group fallacy in relation to social science.” Jour. Abn. Psy., 19: 1924–25, 60–73.

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Bernard L. L. (Editor). Fields and Methods of Sociology (Long & Smith, 1934, 529 pp.).

Chapin F. S. Cultural Change (New York: D. Appleton-Century Co., 1928, 448 pp.).

Chapin F. S. Contemporary American Institutions (New York: Harper & Brothers, 1935, 423 pp.).

Cooley C. H. Social Organization (New York: Scribners, 1909, 426 pp.).

Coxe W. W. “Grouping pupils for purposes of instruction.” Nation's Schools, 3: 1929, 45–54.

Coxe W. W. “Our homogeneous-ability grouping confusion.” Jour. Educ. Research, 25: 1932, 1–5.

Kefauver G. N. “The validity of bases for forming ability groups.” Teachers College Record, 31: 1929, 99–114.

McGaughy J. R. “Some vital considerations in homogeneous ability grouping.” Addresses and Proceedings, National Education Association, 1932, 139–141.

McGaughy J. R. “Fallacies in homogeneous grouping.” Department of Superintendence of the National Education Association, Official Report, 1932, p. 210.

Sauvain W. H. A Study of the Opinions of Certain Professional and Non-Professional Groups Regarding Homogeneous or Ability Grouping (New York: Teachers College, Columbia University, Contributions to Education, No. 596, 1934).

Sorokin P. A. Social Mobility (New York: Harper & Brothers, 1927, 559 pp.).

Sorokin P. A. , Zimmerman C. C. , and Galpin C. J. Systematic Source Book in Rural Sociology (University of Minnesota Press: Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1930, 645 pp.), Vol. I.

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