Socioeconomic Factors Associated with Attitudes toward Welfare Recipients and the Causes of Poverty
Social Service ReviewPublished 1 March 1972
Jon P. Alston, Kenneth Dean
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Abstract
Data are presented which show the association of the socioeconomic factors of age, sex, education, and occupation with the responses of a national sample of the white population in 1964 to questions about the causes of poverty, selected aspects of welfare programs, and the legitimacy of the need to receive aid.
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