ERIC ED429668: Attitudes and Opinions from the Nation's High Achieving Teens: 28th Annual Survey of High Achievers.

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PS 027 304
ED 429 668
Attitudes and Opinions from the Nation's High Achieving
TITLE
Teens: 28th Annual Survey of High Achievers.
Who's Who among American High School Students, Lake Forest,
INSTITUTION
IL.
1997-00-00
PUB DATE
169p.; For 27th Annual Survey, see PS 027 303; for 29th
NOTE
Annual Survey, see PS 027 313.
Reports - Research
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Abortions; Adolescent Attitudes; *Adolescents; Cheating;
DESCRIPTORS
Depression (Psychology); Eating Disorders; Educational
Environment; Expectation; Family Environment; *High School
Students; High Schools; Internet; Parent Child Relationship;
Peer Relationship; Sexuality; Social Attitudes; Substance
Abuse; Suicide; Tables (Data); Violence
Adolescent Behavior; Volunteerism
IDENTIFIERS
ABSTRACT
This report details the 28th annual study to examine the
attitudes of student leaders in U.S. high schools. Participating in the
survey were 3,210 adolescents, primarily 16- and 17-year-olds, who had been
featured in the 1997 edition of "Who's Who Among American High School
Students." The report presents demographic information on the survey
participants and provides tables of the survey results, including breakdowns
by sex, race, type of school attended, and type of community. Findings are
organized in the following sections: education; school violence; weapons;
cheating in school; sexual behavior and attitudes; sexual harassment,
assault, and date rape; cigarettes, alcohol, and drugs; future plans; the
court system; honesty in American leaders; important influences; home life;
happiness/depression; dieting, eating disorders, and self-image; cults;
suicide; Internet usage; the nation's and their generation's greatest crisis;
aspirations; prejudice; ethnic diversity, immigration, and Affirmative
Action; abortion; volunteerism; quality of home life; and family meal time. A
summary section highlights overall findings, which indicated that teens were
more likely to base their choice of tobacco and alcohol products on a
friend's recommendation rather than on advertisements, most acknowledge
cheating on exams, a disturbing number had considered suicide, and many cited
the decline of moral and social values as the greatest crisis confronting
them and the nation.(KB)
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Table of Contents
Questions
Section
Introduction and Demographics
A
Education
1 - 4
School Violence 5 - 6
Weapons
7
Cheating in School
8
- 11
Sexual Behavior and Attitudes
- 22
12
Sexual Harassment, Assault, and Date Rape
- 28
23
Cigarettes, Alcohol and Drugs
29 45
Future Plans
46
American Court System
47 - 48
Honesty in American Leaders
49
Important Influences
50
- 51
Home Life
- 55
52
Happiness/Depression
- 60
56
Dieting, Eating Disorders and Self-Image
- 65
61
Cults
66
- 67
Suicide
- 70
68
Internet Usage
76
71
Nation's/Generation's Greatest Crisis
- 78
77
Aspirations
79
Prejudice
80
- 81
Ethnic Diversity/Immigration/Affirmative Action
- 84
82
Abortion
- 86
85
Volunteerism
87 89
Quality of Home Life
90
Family Meal Time
91
Introduction
leaders and high achievers, we feel this survey does give
This survey was conducted by Who's Who Among American
insights into the thoughts of those leaders who set
High School Students, Lake Forest, Illinois, during the
standards and behavior patterns for others to follow.
spring of 1997 for the purpose of determining the attitudes
of student leaders in our nation's high schools. It is the
Of the 729,838 high achievers featured in the 1997 edition
largest independent sampling of this segment of the student
of Who's Who Among American High School Students,
population taken annually and this year marks its 28th
7,500 students were sent the survey and 3,210 completed
anniversary. Who's Who believes that, in these rapidly
questionnaires were returned.
changing times, it is important for the nation to be aware of
These 3,210 responses form the base of the survey. All
students' opinions and attitudes. Today's teens are an
students surveyed were members of the junior or senior
important segment of the present and future voting
class during the 1996-97 academic year. They were
population. Hopefully, as the data from this 28th national
selected for recognition in Who's Who by their principals
survey is circulated and studied, significant trends will be
or guidance counselors, other faculty members, national
uncovered.
youth organizations or the publishing company because
We regard this survey as an educational experiment. We
of their high achievement in academics, activities,
are in no way attempting to promote or negate any political,
community service, athletics or their performance in
moral or social philosophy, organization, firm or individual.
national scholarship or award contests.
Because of our contact with student leaders, we believe we
The students listed in the 31st Annual Edition of Who's
are in a position to gather important facts and meaningful
Who Among American High School Students, 1996-97
information and, therefore, have a corporate responsibility
represent just over 5 percent of the 14,000,000 students
to conduct this survey.
who were in high school during the 1996-97 academic
Although we of Who's Who feel that some of the questions
year. They represent approximately 18,000 of the 22,000
and answers are of a private and controversial nature, we
public, private and parochial high schools in the nation.
do not hesitate to take the responsibility for the project in
This survey was tabulated by computer. Questions were
order to achieve our objective of identifying and measuring
tabulated by total response. Breakdowns by sex, race,
students' attitudes. We apologize to anyone offended by
type of school attended and type of community are also
any of the material presented herein.
included. On questions calling for write-in answers, results
Though by no means a reflection of today's "average"
are shown of the most frequently mentioned answers.
student because it is dealing with the opinions of student
Participant Data/Demographics*
Total Sample
Estimated Family Income
3,210
8%
Under $20,000 per year
Sex
$20,000 - $29,999
10%
Male
28%
20%
$30,000 - $44,999
Female
72%
29%
$45,000 - $70,000
Age of Students Surveyed
24%
More than $70,000
31%
16
Natural Parents Are
67%
17
Married to each other
79%
18
2%
Divorced
16%
Race
Other
5%
African-American
6%
Asian-American
Parents Attended College
6%
Caucasian
78%
Both Parents
52%
Hispanic
5%
One Parent 25%
Other
5%
Neither Parent
22%
Religion
Type of Community
Catholic
32%
Rural/Small Town
48%
Jewish
2%
41%
Suburban
Protestant
30%
9%
Urban
Other
27%
Geographic Region
None
8%
East/Northeast (CT,MA,ME,NH,NJ,NY,PA,RI,VT)
22%
Type of School Attended
Midwest (IA,IL,IN,KS,MI,MN,MO,ND,NE,OH,SD,WI)
28%
Public
77%
Southwest (AZ,NM,OK,TX)
7%
Private
14%
South (AL,AR,DC,DE,FL,GA,KY,LA,MD,MS,
Parochial
8%
NC,SC,TN,VA,WV)
27%
Plan to Attend College or
4
Pacific/West (AK,CA,CO,HI,ID,MT,NV,OR,UT,WA,WY)16%
University After Graduation 98%
'NOTE: Where percentages do not add up to 100%, the difference indicates
"No Answer." Percentages rounded to the nearest whole number.
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