Louise M. Soares

TL;DR: In this article, Jourard observed that once an individual is surrounded with certain expectations, he begins to live up to those same expectations (such as, when the individual is constantly treated as though he were less worthy or less important than others).

TL;DR: A study of the relationship between occupational choice, self concept, and adjustment, self-ratings of bi-polar traits and MMPI scales for over 500 college students in music, science, and physical education were subjected to these statistical analyses: Chi-square test of independence and Duncan's method for significant means as discussed by the authors.

TL;DR: This article found that the student teachers themselves looked at their experience as less significant than it could, and indeed should, be. But, is it? From the reactions of the subjects in the study related below-different from most other research because it stressed how the teacher looked at his/her experience, a previously unrevealed facet of the problem suggests that the teacher's supervised teaching experience is less significant.