Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 July 2011
Ritual-speech survey of twelve-year-olds students 1979–1994
The multiple-choice tests were administered in classrooms in Kalimbundaramane to sixty-three sixth graders (twelve-year-olds) in 1980 and seventy-one in 1994. Although the number of students who claimed to be “Christian” in 1994 was much higher, non-Christians did not do significantly better on the tests; nor did the religion of their parents affect the score. Boys did somewhat better than girls.
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