Social Class in America
Green, Arnold Wilfred, 1914- Sociology, McGraw-Hill Book Company
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Social Class in America SummaryShows the difference social class makes in the lives of three high school boys. Explains how one boy is able to raise his social status.
Shows how life is improved for the mentally retarded children at Corcoran Cottage at Sonoma State Hospital in California, by witnessing how appropriate environmental stimulation and therapeutic handling make life more pleasant for them. Describes experiences of the staff as they learn to help the children. Narrated by James Daly.
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- Internet Archive, in Educational films
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- Credit
- Green, Arnold Wilfred, 1914- Sociology, McGraw-Hill Book Company
- Language
- English
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