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Findings from a study of 798 sixth- and seventh-grade students in Milwaukee in 1974–75 were compared to those from a study of 470 Baltimore sixth- and seventh-grade children in 1968 to see if the new feminist ideology has had an effect on girls' self-esteem and attitudes toward their own sex. Results indicate few differences between the two studies. Girls in 1974–75 still demonstrated lower self-esteem and a less high evaluation of their sex-role than did their male counterparts
Bush et al. (Sat,) studied this question.