Self-actualization of youth in a summer camp.

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Abstract
The self-actualization scores of 57 youths who attended a summer day camp for gifted students were assessed using the Reflections Of Self by Youth (ROSY). Significant sex differences were confirmed. Contrary to Lewis's significant difference (1996) in mean self-actualization between Grades 7 and 8, self-actualization scores in this study were uncorrelated with grade.
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Authors Cartwright, G F;Tabatabai, D;Beaudoin, M C;Naidoo, L;
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Year 2000
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