Why Are They Different? Background, Occupational, Choice, Institutional Selection and Attitudes of Social Work Students.

Enoch, Yael

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Publication Date: 1988

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Why Are They Different? Background, Occupational, Choice, Institutional Selection and Attitudes of Social Work Students.

Enoch, Yael

Journal of Social Work Education, v24 n2 p165-74 Spr-Sum 1988

A study of the social and occupational values of first-semester social work students in comparison with those of students majoring in the social sciences found that individual occupational choice was more predictive of differences between the groups than was college choice, social background, or previous work experience. (MSE)

Descriptors: Career Choice, College Choice, College Students, Comparative Analysis, Higher Education, Political Attitudes, Professional Education, Social Attitudes, Social Sciences, Social Work, Student Attitudes, Student Characteristics, Work Attitudes

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Language: English

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