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Thumb- Sucking. Is "Middle Class’ Trait
~ By Science Service : || Hawighurst of the Uniyersity of CHICAGO, Jan. 8—Children of Chicago made the study.
middle class families suck their Reporting their findings in the thumbs more often that lower class| ,merican Sociological Review, the
children. investigators say middle class chilThis is probably because middle |qren are trained more rigorously, class parénts are more strict and begin training at an earlier age the children suffer more frustra-|and are taught to take responsitions, two. sociologists have con-|bility sooner. cluded from a study of child-| “In the course of .this training rearing habits conducted in Chicago. | middle-class children probably sufAllison Davis and Robert -J.|fer .more frustration of their imEIS | pulses,” add the sociologists,
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