Gender, Disability and Career Maturity Among College Students

This study investigated the relationship between gender, disability and career maturity among 180 college students enrolled in a university in northwestern Pennsylvania. A multivariate analysis of variance yielded a significant main effect for gender, no significant effect for disability, and no sig...

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Published in:Special services in the schools 1998-08, Vol.13 (1-2), p.149-160
Main Authors: Ohler, Denise L., Levinson, Edward M., Damiani, Victoria B.
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Career Development
College Students
Disabilities
Education Work Relationship
Higher Education
Multivariate Analysis
Sex Differences
Student Development
Vocational Maturity
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Sex Differences
Student Development
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