Social Correlates of Religious Interest

Abstract

attempt to test this hypothesis involved the tape recording in the adjoining room. Subjects were asked to fill out a multiple-choice test based on the content of that recording. The problem set by the test was one of correct recognition of the material reproduced from the tape. Analysis of the data gives no indication of a difference between A and D groups in the recall of this material. The within-group variation is great, as is that between groups, in each of the experimental variations.

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