Sheila Mitchell
Biographic Data
| ID | 3655809 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sheila Mitchell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sheila |
| FAMILY NAME | Mitchell |
| SIGNATURE | MITCHELL S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of London |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1959 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Nine Year Olds Up: A Follow-up Study of School Children
Four Years Old in an Urban Community
The Child Who Dislikes Going to School
S ummary . During the course of an enquiry into the behaviour of a random sample of over 6,000 children aged from 5–15 years, attending local authority schools in Buckinghamshire, it was possible to obtain information about each child's reaction to school. This indicated that dislike of school was associated with poor attainment at school and signs of anxiety at home. Boys who disliked school were also found to be significantly more likely to hav…
A Comparative Study of Children's Behaviour at Home and at School
S ummary . An enquiry carried out among a random sample of children attending local authority schools in Buckinghamshire made it possible to compare information provided by the parents and teachers of over 6,000 children. This revealed that deviant behaviour at home was significantly associated with lack of academic success and also with the manifestation of behavioural disorders in school. There were, however, many children who exhibited disorde…
Married women and employment in England and Wales
A national sample comprising some 100,000 persons over 18. was interviewed in 1949 for an enquiry, the main results of which were published in Social Mobility in Britain (1954). The completed questionnaires relating to the England and Wales women in that sample have now been re-examined to throw light on the following aspects of women's employment : (a) To what extent is the tendency to work after marriage associated with the age of the married w…
Four Years Old in an Urban Community
The Child Who Dislikes Going to School
S ummary . During the course of an enquiry into the behaviour of a random sample of over 6,000 children aged from 5–15 years, attending local authority schools in Buckinghamshire, it was possible to obtain information about each child's reaction to school. This indicated that dislike of school was associated with poor attainment at school and signs of anxiety at home. Boys who disliked school were also found to be significantly more likely to hav…
A Comparative Study of Children's Behaviour at Home and at School
S ummary . An enquiry carried out among a random sample of children attending local authority schools in Buckinghamshire made it possible to compare information provided by the parents and teachers of over 6,000 children. This revealed that deviant behaviour at home was significantly associated with lack of academic success and also with the manifestation of behavioural disorders in school. There were, however, many children who exhibited disorde…
Married women and employment in England and Wales
A national sample comprising some 100,000 persons over 18. was interviewed in 1949 for an enquiry, the main results of which were published in Social Mobility in Britain (1954). The completed questionnaires relating to the England and Wales women in that sample have now been re-examined to throw light on the following aspects of women's employment : (a) To what extent is the tendency to work after marriage associated with the age of the married w…
Married women and employment in England and Wales
A national sample comprising some 100,000 persons over 18. was interviewed in 1949 for an enquiry, the main results of which were published in Social Mobility in Britain (1954). The completed questionnaires relating to the England and Wales women in that sample have now been re-examined to throw light on the following aspects of women's employment : (a) To what extent is the tendency to work after marriage associated with the age of the married w…
A Comparative Study of Children's Behaviour at Home and at School
S ummary . An enquiry carried out among a random sample of children attending local authority schools in Buckinghamshire made it possible to compare information provided by the parents and teachers of over 6,000 children. This revealed that deviant behaviour at home was significantly associated with lack of academic success and also with the manifestation of behavioural disorders in school. There were, however, many children who exhibited disorde…
The Child Who Dislikes Going to School
S ummary . During the course of an enquiry into the behaviour of a random sample of over 6,000 children aged from 5–15 years, attending local authority schools in Buckinghamshire, it was possible to obtain information about each child's reaction to school. This indicated that dislike of school was associated with poor attainment at school and signs of anxiety at home. Boys who disliked school were also found to be significantly more likely to hav…
Four Years Old in an Urban Community
Nine Year Olds Up: A Follow-up Study of School Children
Psychology (4 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Early Childhood Education and Development (3 works) · Demography (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Sample (material) (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Youth Substance Use and School Attendance (2 works) · Anxiety (1 works) · Attendance (1 works)