The Facilitation of Attainment Aspirations

作者: Peter Carpenter , John Western

DOI: 10.1177/144078338301900210

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摘要: Within the context of restructuring higher education and possible changing perceptions about benefits among those involved, impact selected structural social psychological variables upon transition a group young people from Year 12 high school to and/or workforce is examined. The data reveal that tertiary dependent origins, prior achievements aspirations as well on processes interpersonal encouragement academic self-assessment. Such dependence differs between sexes. Specifically where educational are constant background more important for men than women while perceived significant others, self- assessment achievement women.

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