Early Occupational Restriction: An Examination of Elementary School Children's Expression of Vocational Preferences

Mark J. Miller · JEFFREY T. STANFORD

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A total of 387 boys and girls in Grades 1 through 5 were questioned on occupational preferences. The results demonstrated that the thinking of young children is generally sexist oriented.

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