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A Study of the Relationship Between Aspirational Levels and Academic Achievement

S. B. RedUniversity of Houston
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J. L. McCaryUniversity of Houston
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Bette JohnsonUniversity of Houston
Pages 159-163 | Published online: 23 Dec 2014

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Karl E. Keefer. (1971) Characteristics of Students Who Make Accurate and Inaccurate Self-Predictions of College Achievement. The Journal of Educational Research 64:9, pages 401-404.
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Charles O. Neidt & Dalva E. Hedlund. (1967) The Relationship between Changes in Attitudes Toward a Course and Final Achievement. The Journal of Educational Research 61:2, pages 56-58.
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Robert H. Coombs & Vernon Davies. (1965) Social Class, Scholastic Aspiration, and Academic Achievement. The Pacific Sociological Review 8:2, pages 96-100.
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