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- This study was supported in part by Harvard Project Zero through a grant from the National Science Foundation (#GB 31064), and also by the Spencer Foundation, and the Social Science Research Council. The assistance of members of the Newton, Massachusetts School System in making arrangements, and of Ellen Bussard, Karl Kovacs, Seaver Leslie, and Bill Lohman for carrying out the study is gratefully acknowledged.