The situational attitude scale (SAS) as an attitude measurement tool for adults involved in extension 4-H - youth programs

The situational attitude scale (SAS) as an attitude measurement tool for adults involved in extension 4-H - youth programs

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The purpose of this study was to determine if the attitudes of white adults attending training at the National 4-H Foundation were more negative toward blacks than they were toward whites and to deteremine if the Situational Attitude Scale (SAS) was a valid and reliable tool for measuring the attitudes of white adults toward blacks.

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