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TABLE 21


Aboriginal typification of Australian Aborigines - a comparison


across the institutions studied.


trustworthy

strong sense of right and wrong
good parents

know where they are going
good providers
care for possessions
friendly and outgoing
live and let live

know when to stop drinking

lead law abiding lives
careful with money
speak English well
motivated to get somewhere
generous with money
clean and tidy
reliable
even tempered


Pt. Augusta Aug. Taperoo
Hi gh       Pk.

(N=25) (N=IO) (N=17)

% of support

21.7    +40      23.6

33.4    +40      25.1

-*l

21.7     11.1    29.4

25.1    +40      11.8

16.7   +*40      29.4


29.2   +*33.3    29.5

22.7    +50      35.3

8.4    +30      25.1

*4.2   10.0      5.9

4

4.2   +*20       0

12.9   +*30      17.7

20.8     20     *50

31.8   +*50      31.3

4.3     11.1    17.7

19       10     *31.3

17.3    +20.0    18.8


S.A.I.T.

(N=18)

4

*61.1

44.5

*33.4

*27.8.

5.6

27.8

*77.7

*35.3

*16.8

5.6

0

29.5

22.3

*61.1

27.8

*55.6


Stone’s

(N=19)

31.7

*52.7

31.7

21.1

26.3

15.8

73.7

0

0

5.3

5.3

26.3

21.1

26.3

26.3

31.6



12.6    +20

* denotes greatest degree of support across institutions.


+ denotes greatest degree of support in the school situation.




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