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Full-Text Articles in Social and Behavioral Sciences
Insurance Abstracts (Database Review), Kathryn Waggoner
Insurance Abstracts (Database Review), Kathryn Waggoner
Kathryn L Waggoner
No abstract provided.
A Short-Run Model Of Regional Housing Demand, Thomas Berry
A Short-Run Model Of Regional Housing Demand, Thomas Berry
Thomas D Berry
No abstract provided.
Influence Of Transplantation On Reproduction, Julie Fairman, A Naji, C Barker
Influence Of Transplantation On Reproduction, Julie Fairman, A Naji, C Barker
Julie A Fairman
No abstract provided.
The Impact Of Nontraditional Training On The Occupational Attainment Of Women, Michael Seeborg, Irmtraud Streker-Seeborg, Abera Zegeye
The Impact Of Nontraditional Training On The Occupational Attainment Of Women, Michael Seeborg, Irmtraud Streker-Seeborg, Abera Zegeye
Michael Seeborg
In this paper we examine the effect of nontraditional training on the occupational attainment of economically disadvantaged women. Using a logit model of occupational attainment, we found that women who received nontraditional training under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) were much less likely than their male counterparts to be employed in male-dominated occupations, and also received somewhat lower hourly wages. These results suggest that nontraditional training alone may not be an effective way of reducing the occupational segregation of low-income women.
Frederic Hudson, William Thorn
Media Research: Some Approaches For Catholic Communication Research, William Thorn
Media Research: Some Approaches For Catholic Communication Research, William Thorn
William Thorn
No abstract provided.
The National Supported Work Demonstration, Hollister Robinson, Peter Kemper, Rebecca Maynard
The National Supported Work Demonstration, Hollister Robinson, Peter Kemper, Rebecca Maynard
REBECCA A MAYNARD
In this edited work, leading social scientists examine the intent, design, and administration of the Supported Work Demonstration programs in 10 cities, serving large numbers of long-term welfare recipients, ex-addicts, ex-offenders and young school dropouts. Eligible individuals were randomly assigned to the offer of the supported employment experience or to a business as usual control condition. The study samples were followed for up to three years following enrollment. The findings are synthesized through a comprehensive benefit-cost analysis.
Psychology And Disability: A Developmental Approach, L. Bartolini
Psychology And Disability: A Developmental Approach, L. Bartolini
LeeAnn Bartolini