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The Reference Other Orientation: An Extension of the Reference Group Concept (Perspectives in Sociology)

The Reference Other Orientation: An Extension of the Reference Group Concept (Perspectives in Sociology)

The Reference Other Orientation: An Extension of the Reference Group Concept
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The Reference Other Orientation: An Extension of the Reference Group Concept (Perspectives in Sociology) Hardback - 1972

by Schmitt Ph.D., Associate Professor Raymond L

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First introduced to the literature in 1942by Herbert Hyman in his famous study The Psychology of Status, the reference group concept has enjoyed extreme popu­larity and has been employed in a great number of sociological writings, though unevenly and not without criticism of its applicability to many solutions.

This new work on the theory carries Hyman's work forward and provides the first synthesis of reference group litera­ture. It may be the definitive work on the subject.

To facilitate his synthesis Schmitt em­ploys the term reference other, which he carefully defines and applies to his imple­mentation of the theory. Through empha­sizing sociological social psychology, and employing a distinctly theoretical form, the author finds much in the theory that is concretely applicable.

About the author

Raymond L. Schmitt is Associate Pro­fessor of Sociology at Illinois State University, Normal, Illinois.

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