Role Relations, Sociocultural Environments, and Autocratic Family Ideology

Glen H. Elder

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The formation and reinforcement of autocratic ideology about the participation of youth in family decision-making are investigated in a secondary analysis of data from five nations which vary widely in cultural and institutional support for this belief: the U.S., Great Britain, West Germany, Mexico, and Italy. Parent-youth relations, education, residential patterns, and work settings were found to be related to autocratic ideology in each nation. Examination of autocratic and democratic family orientations in relation to ideological perspectives in other areas-politics, intergroup relations, education, and economics-indicated substantial consistency only among middle-class men.

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