A Cross-Cultural Study of Vocational Identity: Does a College Education Mean the Same for All Persisters?

Steward, Robbie J.; Krieshok, Thomas S.

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1991-11-01

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Steward, Robbie J.

Krieshok, Thomas S.

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Johns Hopkins University Press

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Steward, Robbie J.; Krieshok, Thomas S. (1991). "A Cross-Cultural Study of Vocational Identity: Does a College Education Mean the Same for All Persisters?" Journal of College Student Development, 32(1991):562.

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