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The Culture of Poverty Debate: Some Additional Data
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The Culture of Poverty
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An Evaluation of the Concept "Culture of Poverty"
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Value Orientation Preferences of Chronic Relief Recipients
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Subcultural Variations in an Urban Poor Population
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Alienation: Its Meaning and Measurement
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Ethnicity, Poverty, and Selected Attitudes: A Test of the "Culture Of Poverty" Hypothesis
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Parental Interest and Children's Self-Conceptions
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