Cognitive Differentiation between Self-Concept and Image of Self Ascribed to Parents in Boys on Verge of Delinquency
Perceptual and Motor SkillsPublished 1 April 1972
Meir Teichman
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It was hypothesized that the patterns of cognitive differentiation of Ss on verge of delinquency would be similar to those found in institutionalized delinquents and differ from those of non-delinquent boys.
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Patterns of self-perception and perception of parental attitudes toward the self of 25 boys on verge of delinquency were studied. It was hypothesized that the patterns of cognitive differentiation of Ss on verge of delinquency would be similar to those found in institutionalized delinquents and differ from those of non-delinquent boys. The hypothesis was supported.
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It was noted that the delinquents differentiated more than nondelinquents between their actual self-concepts and the images of self they ascribed to their parents.