A Ten-Year Longitudinal Study of the Career Development of Students: Summary Findings

This article summarizes the principal findings of a 10‐year longitudinal study of the career development experienced by a sample of students. Beginning with 208 second graders, data were collected 6 times, concluding when the students were in the 12th grade. Principal variables measured included occ...

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Published in:Journal of counseling and development 2004-12, Vol.82 (1), p.49-57
Main Author: Helwig, Andrew A.
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Academic guidance counseling
Age
Career Awareness
Career Choice
Career Development
Career development planning
Career Education
Careers
Child development
Children & youth
Dictionaries
Education
Educational Planning
Elementary school students
Employment
Gender identity
Gender Role
Grade 12
Grade 2
Grade 6
Interviews
Longitudinal studies
Mothers
Occupational Aspiration
Occupational choice
Occupations
Parent Participation
Parent School Relationship
School Personnel
Schools
Secondary schools
Students
USA
Variables
Women
Work Experience
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Age
Career Awareness
Career Choice
Career Development
Career development planning
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Careers
Child development
Children & youth
Dictionaries
Education
Educational Planning
Elementary school students
Employment
Gender identity
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Mothers
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Occupations
Parent Participation
Parent School Relationship
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Schools
Secondary schools
Students
USA
Variables
Women
Work Experience
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