「A Comparative Study of Children’s Perception of Their Fathers in Two Different Cultures :the  USA  and  Japan」

This is a thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Master  of  Science in Education.
The difference between American children and Japanese children in the perception of their fathers was investigated. The sample consisted of 111 Americans(58 boys and 53 girls) and 119 Japanese (69 boys and 50 girls) 4th- and 5th-graders.  The same structured questionnaire was administered  to the subjects in both countries.

Department of  Curriculum and Instruction in Southern Illinois University at Carbondale