A comparison of the self-concepts and patterns of career development of students identified as potential dropouts with those of students thought to be likely to complete school

A comparison of the self-concepts and patterns of career development of students identified as potential dropouts with those of students thought to be likely to complete school

by Ann M. Humphries

1989

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