Twenty-Four Months After High School Paths Taken by Youth Diagnosed With Severe Emotional and Behavioral Disorders
作者： Naomi Zigmond
DOI: 10.1177/10634266060140020601
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摘要: … Mean weekly wages showed a slightly upward trend over the 24month period, but the … not increase substantially from 3 months out of high school to 24 months out of high school. …
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