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An Analysis of the Influence of Summer
Camp Experiences in Developing or Changing
Certain Behavior Patterns of Secondary School
Pupils
Hunt, Burl.
Dissertation. University of Arkansas. 1960.
Purpose:
Investigate the effect of participation
in summer camp on behavior.
Sample:
51 children, male and female, ages 13-17,
attending a summer camp, length of camp
not given.
Methods/Instruments:
Pre-, post-test, Gordon Personal Profile,
Gordon Personal Inventory, Informal Behavior
Rating Scale
Results:
- No significant change in scores on either
the Gordon Personal Profile or the Gordon
Personal Inventory.
- Significant changes in behavior in "displays
imagination" and "original thinking".
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