Social Antecedents of Adult Psychological Functioning

Abstract

The variables of age, father's education, rural upbringing, religion, and region in which one was raised are related to the complexity of the child-rearing environment. Having been reared in a complex, multifaceted environment results in a relatively high level of intellectual functioning, a rejection of external constraints, and a subjectivism stressing concern for the quality of one's inner life. The latter two trends are components of the process of individuation which seems to characterize modern life.

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