A tentative career development curriculum and its implications for the patterning of supervisory responsibilities in the Information System for Vocational Decisions
by Charles Gunnoe, Wallace J. Fletcher, Lawrence Lerer
Book 10 of Harvard-NEEDS-Newton. Information System for Vocational Decisions. Project report --
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