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FEMALE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AND SOCIAL INFLUENCE

Louis Cohen Postgraduate School Studies in Research in Education, University of Bradford
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Angela Batcock Postgraduate School Studies in Research in Education, University of Bradford
Pages 234-241 | Published online: 06 Jul 2006

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Alan Smithers. (1975) Some similarities and differences in the occupational values of male and female students. The Vocational Aspect of Education 27:66, pages 17-20.
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Louis Cohen & Derek Toomey. (2017) Role Orientations and Sub-Cultures among Undergraduate Students. Research in Education 10:1, pages 36-55.
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ALAN SMITHERS, DEREK TOOMEY & MALCOLM MELROSE. (1970) Occupational Orientations at Bradford and Warwick Universities. Nature 228:5276, pages 1113-1114.
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