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A survey of occupations in Albany, Oregon in relation to the industrial-arts program

Creator:

Neugart, Arthur Raymond

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Masters Thesis
Occupational information concerning the lumber industry in Oregon

Creator:

Smithson, John Lane

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Masters Thesis

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impor- tant decisions that one must make is the choice or soleo- tion of an occupation. Much of our
The place of the career day program in the guidance services

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Edwards, Hugh Wilson

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Masters Thesis

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INTRODUCTION Career Day, or as it is sometimes called, Occupation -Day, is a comparatively new and rather
The identification of common skills, knowledges and related factors needed for successful employment in Oregon

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Fancher, Ada Jean

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The purpose of the study was to identify a list of skills, knowledges and related factors that are common to fourteen occupational cluster areas representative of the work community of Oregon. PROCEDURES A list of skills, knowledges and related factors needed for successful employment was derived from existing task analyses...

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employment in an occupation. (70) 14 Based on Oregon's emphasis on the cluster approach as a delivery
The military occupational subculture : work and family role conflict for families of military personnel

Creator:

Gilbert, Thomas B.

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The focus of this study is the American military family. The primary purpose is to examine the family from the paradigm of a distinct occupational subculture and, substantiating that existence, to understand the implications of work-family role conflict of the military family. The objectives are to substantiate the military as...

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and peers as a significant reference group. The duality of perceived loyalties to the occupation
Off-farm agricultural occupation in Yamhill County

Creator:

Multanen, Monty Edward

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Today education stands between all men and all work. What this means in specific off-farm agricultural occupations is the object of this study. Advanced technology and education have helped to develop modern agriculture so that one farmer can now produce enough food for his family and 30 other persons. To...

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Masters Thesis

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occupations. To group occupation levels for which there are common technical and vocational education needs
The teachers' union in a typical prefecture in occupied Japan

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Drlica, Karl Francis

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Masters Thesis

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teachers' union in occupied Japan and by showing sorne of the problems encountered by the Occupation
Occupational information pertinent to the training of counselors

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Hatch, Raymond N. (Raymond Norris)

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Conducting a Follow-up Study, in a Course of Occupation- al Information for Counselors ........... 56 VII
A multinominal approach to estimating the determinants of occupational segregation

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Knudson, Rebecca A.

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The purpose of this study is to analyze the sources of occupational segregation between men and women. Specifically, three hypotheses are tested. First, do stiff specific training requirements for an occupation increase the likelihood that it is male-dominated, as would be expected from human capital theory? Second, do differences in...

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hypotheses are tested. First, do stiff specific training requirements for an occupation increase the
Agricultural occupations in Clatsop County

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Johnson, John Richard

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Masters Thesis

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Education3
Agricultural Education2
Agricultural Education2
Economics1
Industrial Education1
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Zeran, Franklin R.2
Cox, George B.1
Olson, Geraldine1
Reichart, Robert R.1
Smith, Earl E.1
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Current results range from 1941 to 1997

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Colbert, Michael1
Harrison, William1
Hlebichuk, Joseph1
Holyoak, Arlene1
King, Johnathan1
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Drlica, Karl Francis1
Edwards, Hugh Wilson1
Fancher, Ada Jean1
Gilbert, Thomas B.1
Hatch, Raymond N. (Raymond Norris)1
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Current results range from 1941 to 1995

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1990-19992
1980-19891
1960-19692
1950-19593
1940-19492

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Education3
Agricultural Education2
Economics1
Family Resource Management1
Industrial Education1
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Master's7
Doctoral3

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Master of Science (M.S.)5
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)2
Master of Education (Ed.M.)2
Doctor of Education (Ed.D.)1

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English [eng]10

Non-Academic Affiliation

Oregon State University. Graduate School[remove]10

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No8

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Masters Thesis7
Dissertation3

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Copyright Not Evaluated9
In Copyright1

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Occupations3
Agricultural laborers -- Oregon -- Clatsop County1
Agriculture -- Oregon -- Clatsop County1
Agriculture -- Vocational guidance1
Counseling -- Study and teaching1
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