Suggestions for the School from Recent Literature on Juvenile Delinquency 1

Ackerson Luton . Children's Behavior Problems, Vol. II, Relative Importance and Interrelations among Traits. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1942.

Alper Benedict S. , and Lodgen George E. “The Delinquent Child in the Pennsylvania Courts,” Menial Hygiene, XX (October, 1936), 598–604.

Baker Harry J. “Mental Hygiene Problems of Adolescent Boys,” Nervous Child, IV (January, 1945), 151–58.

Banay Ralph S. “Immaturity and Crime,” American Journal of Psychiatry, C (September, 1943), 170–77.

Bartlett Edward R. , and Harris Dale B. “Personality Factors in Delinquency,” School and Society, XLIII (May 9, 1936), 653–56.

Bryan Roy C. “The Cumulative Discipline Record,” School Executive, LXII (September, 1942), 12–14.

Carr Lowell J. Delinquency Control. New York: Harper & Bros., 1940.

Church Aloysius S. “Adolescence and Juvenile Delinquency,” Nervous Child, IV (January, 1945), 142–46.

Close Kathryn . “Four Grownups and a Child,” Survey Midmonthly, LXXX (March, 1944), 79–83.

Cole Luella . Psychology of Adolescence. New York: Farrar & Rinehart, Inc., 1942 (revised).

Denny Velma , and Johnson Mary . “Predelinquency and Juvenile Guidance: A Story of the Way in Which Minneapolis Teachers Aroused Their Community to Do Something about Juvenile Delinquency,” Journal of the National Education Association, XXXV (October, 1946), 386–87.

Doshay Lewis J. The Boy Sex Offender and His Later Career. New York: Grune & Stratton, 1943.

Durea Mervin A. “Personality Characteristics of Juvenile Offenders in Relation to Degree of Delinquency,” Journal of Genetic Psychology, LII (June, 1938), 269–83.

Edmiston Robert W. , and Swaim E. H. “Juvenile Delinquency and Provision for Education,” School and Society, LV (February, 1942), 195.

Fajen Elizabeth . “Curing Delinquency at the Sources,” Survey Midmonthly, LXXXII (October, 1946), 261–62.

Fendrick Paul , and Bond Guy . “Delinquency and Reading,” Journal of Genetic Psychology, XLVIII (March, 1936), 236–43.

Fenton N. , and Wallace Ramona . State Child Guidance Service in California Communities. Sacramento: California Bureau of Juvenile Research, 1938.

Glueck Sheldon , and Glueck Eleanor T. Juvenile Delinquents Grown Up. New York: The Commonwealth Fund, 1940.

Glueck Sheldon , and Glueck Eleanor T. One Thousand Juvenile Delinquents. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press, 1934.

Hanson Harold B. “An Urban Experiment in Child Welfare, as Carried Out in St. Paul, Minnesota,” The Child, VI (February, 1942), 177–92.

Harris Dale B. “Relationships among Play Interests and Delinquency in Boys,” American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, XIII (October, 1943), 631–37.

Healy William , and Bronner Augusta F. New Light on Delinquency and Its Treatment. New Haven, Connecticut: Yale University Press, 1936.

Healy William , and Bronner Augusta F. Treatment and What Happened Afterwards. Boston: Judge Baker Guidance Center, 1939.

Hill George E. “Educational Attainments of Young Male Offenders,” Elementary School Journal, XXXVI (September, 1935), 53–58.

Jack L. M. An Experimental Study of Ascendant Behavior in Preschool Children. Studies in Child Welfare, Vol. IX, No. 3. Iowa City, Iowa: State University of Iowa, 1934.

Jeesild Arthur T. , and Fite M. D. “Children's Social Adjustments in Nursery School,” Journal of Experimental Education, VI (December, 1937), 161–66.

Johnson Ogden E. “Cumulative Anecdotal Records,” School Executive, LXI (February, 1942), 28–30.

Juvenile Delinquency in Massachusetts as a Public Responsibility. Boston: Massachusetts Child Council, 1939.

Kanner Leo . “Cultural Implications of Children's Behavior Problems,” Mental Hygiene, XXV (July, 1941), 353–62.

Keister Mary E. Behavior of Young Children in Failure. University of Iowa Studies in Child Welfare, Vol. XIV, No. 2. Iowa City, Iowa: State University of Iowa, 1937.

Kvaraceus William C. Juvenile Delinquency and the School. Yonkers-on-Hudson, New York: World Book Co., 1945.

Lander Joseph . “Traumatic Factors in the Background of 116 Delinquent Boys,” American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, XI (January, 1941), 150–56.

Laycock Samuel R. “School's Part in Preventing Juvenile Delinquency,” School, XXXIV (March, 1946), 547–52.

Linder Robert M. Rebel without a Cause. New York: Grune & Stratton, 1944.

Lowrey Lawson G. “Delinquent and Criminal Personalities,” Personality and the Behavior Disorders, pp. 794–821. Edited by McVicker Hunt J. . New York: Ronald Press, 1944.

Lurie Louis A. and Others. “Environmental Influence,” American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, XIII (January, 1943), 150–62.

Maller Julius . “Juvenile Delinquency in New York: A Summary of a Comprehensive Report,” Journal of Psychology, III (January, 1937), 1–25.

McCord Vera H. “Limitations of Rural Case Work for Delinquent Children,” The Offender in the Community, pp. 167–79. Yearbook of the National Probation Association, 1938. Edited by Bell Marjorie . New York: The Association, 1938.

Murphy Lois B. Social Behavior and Child Personality. New York: Columbia University Press, 1937.

Page M. L. The Modification of Ascendant Behavior in Preschool Children. Studies in Child Welfare Vol. XII, No. 3. Iowa City, Iowa: State University of Iowa, 1936.

Pitkanen Allan M. “Salvaging the Juvenile Delinquent, Nation's Schools, XXXV (June, 1945), 47–48.

Porterfield Austin L. “Delinquency and Its Outcome in Court and College,” American Journal of Sociology, XLIX (November, 1943), 199–208.

Preu Paul W. “The Concept of Psychopathic Personality,” Personality and the Behavior Disorders, pp. 922–37. Edited by McVicker Hunt J. . New York: Ronald Press, 1944.

Roland Mary C. “Help for Problem Children,” Nation's Schools, XXXVI (November, 1945), 25–27.

Shanas Ethel , and Dunning Catherine E. Recreation and Delinquency. Chicago: Chicago Recreation Commission, 1942.

Shaw Clifford R. Brothers in Crime. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1938.

Shaw Clifford R. The Jack-Roller. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1930.

Shaw , Clifford R. , and Moore Maurice E. Natural History of a Delinquent Career. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1931.

Stogdill Ralph M. “A Test-Interview for Delinquent Children,” Journal of Applied Psychology, XXIV (June, 1940), 325–33.

Stullken Edward H. “The Philosophy of a Special School,” Phi Delta Kappan, XXII (March, 1940), 345–50.

Stullken Edward H. “Retardation in Reading and the Problem Boy in School,” Elementary English Review, XIV (May, 1937), 179–82.

Taber Robert C. “The Judge and the Schools,” Co-operation in Crime Control, pp. 41–56. Yearbook of the National Probation Association, 1944. Edited by Bell Marjorie . New York: The Association, 1944.

Teagaeden Florence M. Child Psychology for Professional Workers. New York: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1946 (revised).

Thom Douglas A. , and Johnston F. S. “Time as a Factor in the Solution of Delinquency,” Mental Hygiene, XXV (April, 1941), 269–87.

Traxler Arthur E. “The Cumulative Record in the Guidance Program,” School Review, LIV (March, 1946), 154–61.

Wampler W. Norman . “An Experimental Program for Delinquent Boys in Los Angeles County,” Nation's Schools, XXXVI (July, 1945), 22–23.

Wickman E. Koster . Teachers and Behavior Problems. New York: The Commonwealth Fund, 1938.

Wiers Paul . “Can Rural and Urban Delinquency be Compared?” Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology, XXX (November, 1939), 522–33.

Wiers Paul . “Juvenile Delinquency in Rural Michigan,” Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology, XXX (July, 1939), 211–22.

Wittman Mary P. , and Huffman A. V. “A Comparative Study of Developmental, Adjustment, and Personality Characteristics of Psychotic, Psychoneurotic, Delinquent, and Normally Adjusted Teen-Aged Youths,” Journal of Genetic Psychology, LXVI (June, 1945), 167–82.

Zucker Herbert J. Affectional Identification and Delinquency. Archives of Psychology, No. 286. New York: Columbia University, 1943.