PS5: Attitudes toward Civilians
The main purpose of this study was to collect data on men's attitudes toward civilians and the home front.
a. In addition, data was also collected on the following areas:
- Attitudes toward Insurance and Savings
- Interest in USAFI courses
- What do soldiers worry about?
- Army adjustment
Questionnaire
Date
Original Size
Location
Sample Description
A representative cross section sample of 3,474 enlisted men from 9 installations distributed throughout continental United States.
Sample Method
See Planning Survey II for standard operating procedure.
Scales and Scores
a. Worry Score (Form A only) (Q. 51a-51l) in Col. 73
b. Griping Score (Forms A and B both) (Qs 12-13, 15-18, 20-23, 44, 48) in Col. 77
c. Civilian Support Scale (Forms A and B both) (Qs 29-30, 32-35) in Col. 78
d. Desire for Combat (Form B only) (Qs 25, 43-47) in Col. 80
Location Details
Camp Gordon, GA
Camp Pickett, VA
Camp Edwards, MA
Ft. Ethan Allen, VT
Stewart, GA
Columbia Army Air Base, SC
Funston, CA
Ft. Riley, KS
Ft. Sam Houston, TX
Camp San Luis Obispo, CA
Los Angeles, CA
Glendale, CA
Van Nuys, CA
San Diego, CA
Santa Ana, CA
Field Personnel
Raymond F. McClellan
A. Lee Coleman
Ward H. Goodenough
Robin Williams, Jr.
Jack Brown
Frederick Mosteller
William McPeak
Edward Suchman
John Clausen
Alex T. Edelman
Frederick W. Swift
William W. Reeder
Study Analysts
Reports
53 Preliminary Report on Marital Status of Enlisted Men and on Family Arrangements
55 What Soldiers Think of the Home Front
B-1 Marital and Dependency Status of Enlisted Men
B-3 Interest in Army Institute Courses
B-5 USO versus Service Clubs: A Study of Soldier Attitudes